Sequoia High Sierra Camp

Each night following dinner we prepare a group campfire. Curl up, make s’mores, bring along your guitar, enjoy the camaraderie of your fellow camp guests - or just relax and enjoy the star studded evening skies and crisp mountain air.

At Sequoia High Sierra Camp, you will relax in one of our spacious canvas bungalows. Each features plush twin beds or even a king (based on availability). Down feather pillows and high thread-count sheets insure your night’s sleep is more like that of a 5 star hotel, rather than a camp in the High Sierra Mountains! If that was not enough to insure your sleeping comfort, fine Pendleton wool blankets allow you to snuggle just right as you drift off to a restful nights’ sleep. Other camps in the Sierra can only offer creaky metal framed cots with thin roll-up style mattresses. When we say our beds are plush, think that of fine hotel quality!

Our amazing 5 star meals are made even more incredible when you are dining in a remote high sierra forest!

At Sequoia High Sierra Camp, our guests can enjoy numerous outdoor adventures as well as general relaxation in the Camp’s peaceful High Sierra forest. Set at an elevation of 8,282 feet, the Camp's natural surroundings provide magnificent vistas and convenient access to hiking trails, wildlife watching, and outdoor recreation. Popular activities include Day Hiking via easy loops through nearby meadows and lakes. For the those who enjoy a more strenuous challenge, the exciti...ng and airy Mitchell Peak awaits. This popular 3-mile jaunt to the top of Mitchell Peak is well known for it’s panoramic views of the Kings River Canyon and Monarch Divide. Our other close by Day Hiking excursions are both plentiful and appealing for all athletic abilities. As our guest at the Sequoia High Sierra Camp, you are encouraged to pack your picnic lunch from our expansive and yummy deli buffet. Enjoy this special lunch on a multitude of scenic day hikes. Nearby Mountain Peaks include: Mount Maddox - 9,606 - ft elevation Mitchell Peak - 10,249 - ft elevation Lookout Peak - 8,631 - ft elevation Kanawyer Gap Nearby meadows are not only easy to access but are offer a sense of peace that has to be experienced to be described. The High Sierra is truly a magical place and the following meadows showcases this magic and only a short walk from camp! Rowell Meadow - 7,900 - ft elevation Horse Corral Meadow - 8,200 - ft elevation Pond Meadow Comanche Meadow Summit Meadow Sunset Meadow Williams Meadow

We are very excited to be able to be your host this summer and to continue to provide Glamping services, despite all Yosemite High Sierra Camps being closed this year. If you choose to spend your Glamping vacation with us, you will be impressed with our thoughtfully designed hideaway that provides upscale comfort with an environmental conscience. "Organic Architecture" best describes the architecture and decor of the Sequoia High Sierra Camp. Burr Hughes, the camp's owner, ho...lds a master's degree in architecture (with an emphasis in sustainable design) from England's University of Cambridge. Ecological responsibility guided every decision during the six years of planning this eco-friendly camp. The camp's design was influenced by an early architectural term known as "parkitecture," as seen in some of the most famous national park lodges. The goal is to blend seamlessly with nature. Structures were built with sustainable grown lumber. No old growth timber was used and no trees were removed during construction. The Camp buildings are sited on old logging trails to leave as light-as-possible footprint on the environment. Come join us!

We are currently opening the roads to our camp. It has been a very heavy year in terms of snow fall. We are accepting reservations for the season so please see our website. Again, Tioga road and pass in Yosemite National Park is still closed due to a record year or snow pack. Consider booking with us if you lost your reservations.

All other High Sierra Camps have been closed for the entire 2019 season. If you have lost your reservation consider visiting us. Just come on over to https://www.sequoiahighsierracamp.com/

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An evening scene from Andrew Jones Bristol

We will be closing for the season September 16th. Join us while you still can.

Hi, it is a great pleasure for me to serve the wonderful guests of the Seqouia High Sierra Camp! Come enjoy my fare in the beautiful setting of the Sierra Nevada Mountains!" Chef Marc Walden