Chia puddingOatmealEgg bitesYogurtGranolaFruitand more to come
Let us know about any dietary restrictions or allergies in your RSVP.
The Venue
Sequoia Highland Camp is 120 acres of secluded Sierra wilderness at 4,800 feet, with views across the valley and close to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
Pond, meadow & forest
Plenty of room to wander, hike, and find a quiet corner.
Sunset & stars
A sunset spot and stargazing hammock nets for the evenings.
Gathering spaces
The Bungalow (recreation room and bar) with a fireplace and pool table, a yoga studio, the Cloud dome, and a dining hall.
Fire ring & hot tub
Evenings by the fire ring, with a wood-fired hot tub on the grounds.
The Cloud domeThe BungalowDining hallFire ringHot tubStargazing hammock netsSwing with a view
Still in the Works
Two projects are underway at camp. Whether they'll be finished in time is still to be determined.
Everyone stays on site. We'll be assigning housing ourselves, so there's nothing to book. We'll let you know where you're staying after RSVPs come in.
Cabins
Seven cabins with one to four bedrooms, each with a kitchen, living room, deck and wood-burning stove. Queen beds.
Yurts
Ten yurts, each with a queen bed and two twins. Yurt guests share the communal bathhouse, with hot showers.
Bunkhouse
Eight small rooms with two beds each. Bunkhouse guests share the communal bathhouse too.
Linens are provided, but please bring your own towels. See What to Pack.
What Will It Cost?
$475 – $625 per personwhich includes lodging, meals and snacks
What to Pack
Camp is at 4,800 feet in the mountains, so evenings cool off even in June.
🧺 Bring your own towelsEveryone needs to bring their own bath and hand towels. Towels are not provided.
💧 Bring your own drinking waterThe camp has water, but it is not certified drinking water. We recommend bringing 1 gallon per person per day and/or a camping water filter.
Water & bathroom
Drinking water (1 gal per person per day) and/or a camping water filter
Water bottle
Body and hand towels
Toiletries
Clothing
Layers for cool evenings
Casual daytime athleisure / shorts & t-shirts
Comfortable shoes for dirt paths
Wedge/block heels or flats for the ceremony
Flip flops
Swim suit(s)
Hat
Sun & bugs
Sunglasses
Sunscreen
Lip balm with SPF
Bug spray
Gear
Headlamp
Day pack
Chargers
Eye mask
Ear plugs (for music and sleep)
Nice to Have
Wet wipesHand sanitizerBlister care / moleskinBand-AidsColorful lighting
Getting There
45002 East Kings Canyon Road, Dunlap, CA 93621 About 200 miles from both Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Download an offline map before you go. Cell service is spotty. In your Maps app, search "Sequoia Highland Camp", open the menu (three dots), choose "Download offline map", and zoom out to cover the area up to Highway 180.
Take Highway 180 toward Kings Canyon through Dunlap.
Fill up on gas. You'll pass Clingans Junction, and the Valero is the last gas station before camp.
Keep going past the Giant Sequoia National Monument vista point. After you reach about 4,000 feet, turn left at the road sign for Sequoia Highland Camp.
Follow the signs along the dirt road.
You've arrived. Enter on the left, open the gate, drive down, and close the gate behind you.
Carpooling is a great idea. Tell us in your RSVP if you can offer or need a ride.
RSVP
Please let us know by January 1, 2027. One response per person or household is perfect.
FAQ
What's the vibe?
We want this to feel like a boutique festival with the chosen family we love most. Our families won't be at this event.
Can I bring kids or a plus-one?
Please discuss with us directly.
Can I create an experience or bring an activity?
Yes, reach out to us directly so we can coordinate!
Will I have phone service or WiFi?
The venue has Starlink but it may not be reliable. Cell service is spotty. Download offline maps before you head up.
