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Holiday Inn Express Suites Bishop
636 North Main Street,
Bishop CA 93514-2426 US

Wuksachi Village and Lodge
64740 Wuksachi Way,
Sequoia National Park CA 93262 US

Sierra Lodge
43175 Sierra Drive,
Three Rivers CA 93271 US

Comfort Inn & Suites Sequoia Kings Canyon
40820 Sierra Drive,
Three Rivers CA 93271 US

Western Holiday Lodge Three Rivers
40105 Sierra Drive,
Three Rivers CA 93271 US

Americas Best Value Inn
39625 Sierra Drive,
Three Rivers CA 93271-9734 US

Best Western Frontier Motel
1008 South Main Street,
Lone Pine CA 93545 US

Comfort Inn Lone Pine
1920 South Main Street,
Lone Pine, CA 93545 US

Super 8 Bishop Ca
535 South Main Street,
Bishop CA 93514 US

Days Inn Bishop
724 West Line Street,
Bishop CA 92117 US

Ramada Limited Bishop
155 East Elm Street,
Bishop CA 93514 US

Best Western Creekside Inn
725 North Main Street,
Bishop CA 93514 US

Comfort Inn Bishop
805 North Main Street,
Bishop CA 93514 US

La Quinta Inn Bishop
651 North Main Street,
Bishop CA 93514 US

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About Kings Canyon National Park

These parks are home to giants: immense mountains, deep canyons, and huge trees. Thanks to their huge elevational range, 1,500' to 14,491', they protect stunningly diverse habitats. The Generals Highway climbs over 5000 feet from chaparral and oak-studded foothills to the awe-inspiring sequoia groves. From there, trails lead to the high-alpine wilderness which makes up most of these parks. Beneath the surface lie over 200 fascinating caverns.

Although Congress created these two parks at different times, Sequoia and Kings Canyon share miles of boundary and are managed as one park. Sequoia was the second national park designated in this country. General Grant National Park, the forerunner of Kings Canyon, was third.

As you explore this landscape of giants, do so in step with nature. Be aware that human activity may conflict with natural events. One example: human - bear interactions can result in problems for both players. Store all food properly and learn other ways to keep your parks healthy and wild.

Operating Hours & Seasons

The two main entrances (on highways 198 & 180) are open daily year-round. Winter closures: The Mineral King area in Sequoia Park & the Cedar Grove area in Kings Canyon Park. Mineral King is open late May through October 31. Cedar Grove is open mid-April to mid-November. Crystal Cave, some campgrounds, and several side roads close for the winter. The main park road may close between Lodgepole & Grant Grove during & after storms for plowing.

Highest visitation is in July & August. It can be difficult to find a campsite at popular campgrounds on summer Saturdays.