Marvel at the sight of giant sequoias in Sequoia National Park. It is an area created in 1890 to protect these trees, some of which reach up to more than 200 ft (61 m) in height and can live for about 3,000 years or more. The national park totals a whopping 629 sq mi (1,629 sq km) of land in the Sierra Nevada, a vast mountain range. Numerous wildlife live here, and some of them are pretty rare, such as the Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep and the California condor. With its gorgeous scenery and 14 campgrounds, it’s no wonder this place is a favorite of outdoor adventurers. Have a serene retreat amidst nature by going on a hiking trip and following trails. For a magical experience, scroll down for the best glamping spots near Sequoia National Park, California.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) host status, recent guest reviews, prices, availability of dates, decor, and a location that facilitates glamping or is close to glamping spots. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on October 27, 2024.
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1. Gorgeous dome tent in Three Rivers (from USD 288)
This dome is an enchanting glamping spot, offering one-of-a-kind views of the mountains through its panoramic window. You’ll find this luxurious 3-ac (1.2-ha) property in the heart of Three Rivers, only 4 mi (6.4 km) from Sequoia National Park. Its reinforced steel frame provides a sound structure, while the insulating layer ascertains a perfect temperature throughout your stay.
With a queen-sized bed and plush beddings, it ensures a good night’s rest. You’ll be spoiled with amenities too, as it features a smart TV, Wi-Fi, and a fully equipped kitchen.
16.52 km (10.3 mi) from Moro Rock TrailAccommodates: 2
Minimum Nights: 2
Refund Policy : 100% refund if you cancel at least 14 days before check-in.
Top guest reviews
Host:
joyce the host and owner is lovely and makes the experience very memorablewhat the picture doesn't show is how wonderful the host joyce isLocation:
great location true 4miles away from sequoia parkCleanliness:
we also really appreciated how clean it was especially the bathroomsthe property itself is gorgeous it's only a few minutes from town and the dome was immaculately cleanRead more reviewsAmenities & Room:
beautiful back deck with table and chairs to enjoy listening to the peepers/frogs late afternoonthe water pressure in the shower super strong and heated up immediately
2. Yosemite Shuteye in Oakhurst (from USD 397)
Share intimate stories under the starry night beside the outdoor fire pit at Yosemite Shuteye, a romantic yurt for two guests. You’ll have 6 ac (2.4 ha) of land all to yourself, with an occasional visit from deer, raccoons, and more. Prepare a wonderful meal at the cookhouse, which is connected to the yurt and contains a well-equipped kitchen and a bathroom.
The deck is an incredible spot to spend a lazy afternoon, featuring a daybed and a wooden bar. The warm lighting makes this place cozy and inviting.
Oakhurst, California, United States
113.14 km (70.4 mi) from Moro Rock TrailSuperhost
Accommodates: 2
Top guest reviews
Host:
the hosts were so kind and helpfulthey are amazing hosts and they showed us around their propertythe owners have built this beautiful yurt themselveswonderful hosts quick responses thoughtful touches throughout the entire spacethe hosts are gracious and kind the yurt is an experience like none otherLocation:
very cute and beautiful placereally interesting place to staya wonderful sanctuary close to yosemiteamazing unique experience the location is secluded its perfect for relaxing and spending some time off the grida great place to come back to after a long day hiking around the park to relax inCleanliness:
great space so clean and very comfortableextremely clean and exactly as picturedthere is no other perfect place like this very clean toothe space is beautiful peaceful perfectly clean and somehow so luxurious yet rustic at the same timethe yurt is exceptionally clean which says something per my standardsRead more reviewsAmenities & Room:
a big bed a big couch and a great gas fireplace to keep it nice in the coldluckily there were ample amount of blankets and the most comfortable pillows i have ever slept onthe space heater in the bathroom also creates a comfortable atmosphere to shower in when its chilly outthe outdoor kitchen is an amazing place to have breakfastthe bed is incredibly cozy and warm we didn't get cold at all
3. The Granny Bed in Springville (from USD 75)
For a truly immersive experience, stay at The Granny Bed, where you’ll find a bed sheltered only by a roof. As simple as it may seem, it offers more than enough conveniences, such as a mosquito net and a night table. With unobstructed views, this two-person glamping spot offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
With its secluded location, you are sure to have an amazing experience, with only wildlife and nature as your neighbors.
Springville, California, United States
46.06 km (28.7 mi) from Moro Rock TrailAccommodates: 2
Top guest reviews
Host:
very kind hosts alsothey are truly wonderful hoststhey are super nice and kind peoplehe gave us kind advices about places to visit and things to dochico was an amazing host who always made sure i had everything i neededLocation:
cool plot of land in a good location for nearby sequoia national forest hikesthe property felt very safe and is a perfect place to recharge away from the city lifesuch a beautiful part of the land close to some amazing drives and hikes and photo opportunitiesfire pits picnic tables hand/dishwashing stations and sitting areas all around were perfect for social distancingthis place is also great for star gazingCleanliness:
everything was clean and comfortable) the clean shallow but dippable river on the property really makes it specialstill pretty clean but i needed mental prepeverything was very clean and the hosts were warm and hospitablegreat location and everything was clean and well cared for especially for a campsiteRead more reviewsAmenities & Room:
the bed was comfortable and it was so nice to fall asleep to a starry skythe bed was super comfy
Enjoy comfortable lodging near Sequoia National Park
The giant sequoias in Sequoia National Park create breathtaking sceneries. Elevate your experience by staying in comfortable and safe accommodation. For great options, check out this list of the top glamping spots near Sequoia National Park, California.
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