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; tent & RV sites $22;
late-Jun-early
Sep; )
Big and busy campground with 204 sites and flush toilets; quieter back sites are tent-only.
Buckeye Flat Campground
CAMPGROUND
This campground is in the Foothills area, in an open stand of oaks about 6 miles north of
the Ash Mountain entrance. There are 28 tent-only sites and flush toilets. Can be some-
what rowdy.
Stony Creek Lodge
LODGE
Generals Hwy; r $159-189; mid-May-mid-Oct; )
About halfway between Grant Grove Village and Giant Forest, this lodge has a big river-
rock fireplace in its lobby and 12 aging but folksy motel rooms with telephone and flat-
screen TVs.
Sequoia High Sierra Camp
CABINS
meals per adult/child $250/150; mid-Jun-early Oct)
Accessed via a 1-mile hike deep into the Sequoia National Forest, off Generals Hwy, this
off-the-grid, all-inclusive resort is nirvana for active, sociable people who don't think 'lux-
ury camping' is an oxymoron. Canvas cabins are spiffed up by pillow-top mattresses,
down pillows and cozy wool rugs, with shared restrooms and a shower house. Reserva-
tions are required, with a two-night minimum stay.
Wuksachi Lodge
LODGE
Way, off Generals Hwy; r from $225; )
Built in 1999, the Wuksachi Lodge is the park's most upscale lodging and dining option.
But don't get too excited - the wood-paneled atrium lobby has an inviting stone fireplace
and forest views, but charmless motel-style kitchenette rooms with oak furniture and thin
