86728 Highway 180 Kings Canyon National Park, Ca 9, Hume, 93633,
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Close to Grant Grove
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Loved by John Muir Lodge guests
Friendly staff
Clean rooms
Peaceful place
"Large community area/lobby for games, eating your brought food and a nice fire place."
oregontraveler18 from United States
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"Loved the rocking chairs on the decks."
Jessica from United States
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"The location is absolutely fantastic."
Maureen from United States
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John Muir Lodge stands as a stone-and-timber retreat in historic Grant Grove, featuring rough-hewn open beam ceilings and a stone fireplace with a redwood mantel salvaged from a historic Sequoia National Park cabin. The lodge offers complimentary WiFi, gift shops, a 24-hour reception, and public balconies at the west end for Sierra sunset viewing.
Nature-Inspired Guest Rooms
The 36 guestrooms at John Muir Lodge feature hand-crafted wood furniture, iPod docking stations, and flat-screen televisions in a bright, natural light-filled atmosphere. Each room includes forest views, private entrances, work desks, and tea/coffee facilities.
American Dining Options
Grant Grove Restaurant serves American cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, complemented by an onsite espresso bar. The beverage selection includes wine, beer, soft drinks, and tea.
Outdoor Adventure Activities
The lodge provides access to hiking/biking trails, rock climbing, and cave exploring. During winter, guests can engage in snowshoeing, while the area showcases natural beauty at Panoramic Point and Kings Canyon National Park Big Stump Entrance.
Park Landmarks Access
John Muir Lodge is situated 59 miles from Fresno Yosemite International Airport. Highway 180 serves as the sole reliable entrance during snow season, with proximity to General Grant Tree (1.5 miles), Gamlin Cabin (1.5 miles), and Crystal Cave (1.5 miles).
Must-do experiences
Hike the stunning trails of Kings Canyon National Park nearby.
Taste seasonal delights at the local Hume Farmers Market on weekends.
Visit the rustic charm of the historic White Chief Mountain Lodge.
Discover indigenous art at the Sierra Nevada Cultural Museum.