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Camp Nelson Lodge Room 10 is set in Ponderosa. Free WiFi is at guests' disposal throughout the property. With direct access to a patio with mountain views, the holiday home consists of 1 bedroom.

Featuring air-conditioned accommodation with a patio, Sequoia Trails, mountains, fun & relax is located in Ponderosa. The property features garden views.

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Claire

From

Australia

Lovely home in the middle of a beautiful forest area.

Camp Nelson Lodge Room 2 is situated in Ponderosa. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property. Offering direct access to a patio with mountain views, the holiday home consists of 1 bedroom.

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Heather

From

United Kingdom

Comfortable beds and very clean room and it was warm

Set in Kernville, Quiet Mind Lodge, Spa & Retreat Sequoias offers accommodation with free WiFi, mountain views, a garden with a terrace, and access to a sauna and a hot tub.

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Maura

From

United States

The young man at the reception was very kind and very helpful. A very quiet and beautiful place.

Boasting air-conditioned accommodation with a patio, Redwood Retreat, Mountains, Adventure and Nature is situated in Ponderosa.

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Balázs

From

Hungary

Spacious, clean and comfortable with a spectacular view to hills. Great terrace, comfortable bed, clean bathrooms helped us to enjoy our stay really much. Deer were just walking nearby, fast access to Josemite - all in all, we had a great experience with a responsive and kind host. Would recommend to couples, friends!

Situated in Ponderosa in the California region, Mountain Tops Ponderosa Getaway Near Dome Rock! has a patio. Free WiFi is at guests' disposal throughout the property.

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Antony

From

United Kingdom

This is a fabulous, cosy lodge on top of the mountains in a small friendly community within the Sequoia National Forest. Dee was a wonderful hot and welcomed us as friends. There's an excellent saloon/bar and restaurant just a few yards from the lodge. It would be hard to find a better location with access to trails and vistas. Despite the recent fires and drought (this is being written in 2022) it is still very much worth a visit - the giant sequoias still stand strong.