has anyone been to this place in the giant sequoia national monument? it sounds pretty great.
sequoia high sierra camp
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I've stayed at high sierra camps in Yosemite (but not the Sequoia camp), and they're great for those not into the completely "rough" experience or those too far over the hill to comfortably carry the gear needed to backpack the old-fashioned way. Food is great. We did bring our own sleeping bags, but only because they were more comfortable than the heavy blankets provided at that time. Things may have changed.
P.S. You need to call for a reservation 364 (or is it 365?) days in advance.