Find hotels near Weaver Lake Trail, Kings Canyon National Park

"Wuksachi Lodge was a lovely haven at the end of a long winding drive up the steep mountain, and offered good food and rest after a day of hiking. The bed was comfortable and a soak in the tub relaxing. It’s not air conditioned however, so the hot summer weather might be less pleasant than the cool weather I enjoyed in March. The food was good, but the first two wines I tried to order weren’t available. The pizza patio and microbrews were tasty but on the pricey side."

"Breakfast was good, though crowded. Room clean."

"It was just okay. Not a lot of choice for lodging in the park. Lots of campsites."

"I made my reservation over 6 months ago and when I checked in, the owner said there was no room available for me and he transferred me to his partner property, which is over 10mins away from river inn and literally at the edge of the town. I have been staying for two nights and already paid in full, but the second day my key didn’t work and the receptionist at the front desk couldn’t find my information in her computer. My information was logged in by the owner of River Inn during check-in and apparently there was no proper communication between them. "

"Shower drain had hair in it. Carpet tack strip with the nails was exposed on the floor in front of the bathroom. Surfaces were dusty. We chose this place based on the location but will not be returning."

"As someone who likes newer properties, I was very pleased by how new and clean smelling (like a new car smell) Lori’s property was while still being in a rustic setting! It was a great place to disconnect for a few days and get some hikes in (being so close to the park entrance was a plus). Lori was a great host and provided everything needed. She even had the AC on so we could walk into a nice cool room! We’ll definitely be back!"

"Great spot, beautiful views, great time. "

"Great stay!!"

"Such a cool space and family friendly! It had everything we needed to cook and lots of space for our little one and dogs to play. We saw wild turkeys in the yard every morning which was fun too."