John Muir Lodge
Located in Grant Grove, Kings Canyon National Park (adjacent to Sequoia), this historic lodge provides a rustic yet comfortable stay amidst towering trees. Wildlife such as deer, black bears, and various birdlife are common sightings around the lodge and on nearby trails, offering a true wilderness experience.
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John Muir Lodge in Sequoia National Park
Fishing, Spa
Spa, Wifi, Restaurant, Dining, Bar, Gift Shop, Library
mid-range
Nearest Airport
Tunnel Meadows Airstrip
Nearest International Airport
Fresno Yosemite International Airport
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