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Year Built 1999Welcome To The Wuksachi Village And Lodge, The NewestDevelopment In California S Oldest National Park.Located Within Sequoia National Park, On The WesternSlope Of The Central Sierra. Beautifully Crafted OfCedar And Stone, This Multi purpose Facility OffersSpectacular Views Of The High Sierra. Both First timeAnd Returning Sequoia Visitors Will Appreciate Wuksachi/SUnique Combination Of Gracious Hospitality And ModernGuest Amenities In An Unparalleled Mountain Setting. Sequoia National Park Hotels - largest online directory and reservation system for Sequoia National Park hotels, motels, inns, bed & breakfasts and other lodging accommodations in Sequoia National Park, USA.
Address: 64740 Wuksachi Way, Sequoia National Park Ca 93262 Sequoia National Park, California United States of America
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