FRESNO COUNTY, California – Hiding in the forests of Kings Canyon National Park lies the ~40 acre Sequoia High Sierra Camp, now on sale for the first time for $5.35 million. The camp, located at 65745 Big Meadows Road in Kings Canyon National Park, currently offers 35 established glamping sights, costing visitors $350 per person, per night.
In addition the 35 established sights, the never-before-put-on-sale retreat comes with permits to expand up to 50, a fully equipped kitchen prepared to provide guests with gourmet meals, and modern & clean restroom facilities. The camp is in its own, exclusive location in Kings Canyon National Park, providing incredible views for guests, employees, and owners.
The Sequoia High Sierra Camp is remote, requiring guests to park at and hike in from the Marvin Pass Trailhead. The hike is just around a mile, though, so it’s still rather accessible for those who prefer not to walk for miles. As the sight is designed for glamping, a shelter, meals, toiletries, and linens are all provided to guests. They’re encouraged to bring just their personal items like clothing, sunscreen, bug spray, and cameras.
Being in and around Kings Canyon National Park, the sight is an ideal kick-off point for hikes, bird watching, and generally enjoying nature. Several hikes ranging from a few hour 4-miles to much more involved 12-miles are accessible right from the Sequoia High Sierra Camp, and many more are well within a short drive.
If you’re looking to get into National Park hospitality, this $5.35 million camp might be the place for you. Those interested can learn more about the sight here.