Wilsonia Meadows is located within the Wilsonia Historic District in Kings Canyon National Park. More than a mountain cabin, it occupies the site of Wilsonia's former fire station, a place with a long history of serving the community.
Surrounded by giant sequoias, mountain forests, and extraordinary public lands.
The two parks are connected by the Generals Highway.
Wilsonia sits just below the Grant Grove Village area.
A historic recreational cabin community within the park.
Today, that same property is being thoughtfully restored to welcome families seeking the quiet, beauty, and restorative experience of the mountains.
Its location within Kings Canyon National Park is not simply a backdrop. It is part of the experience.
Wilsonia Meadows sits just below Grant Grove Village, within Kings Canyon National Park and connected to Sequoia National Park by the Generals Highway.
Its location provides access to giant sequoias, mountain trails, snow, rivers, and the extraordinary landscapes that have made these parks among America's most treasured public lands.
Wilsonia was established in 1918 as a recreational cabin community near Grant Grove. Today, it remains one of the park's most distinctive historic districts, preserving the character of a mountain community that has welcomed generations of visitors.
Wilsonia Meadows honors that history while preparing the property for a new chapter of community service.
The goal is not to recreate the past, but to continue its tradition of service by restoring the property as a place where families can reconnect, find rest, and experience the mountains together.