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January 2026 by AM Outside
Trees that take your breath away. Ignore the tourists, ponder the 2000 year old magnificent beings, thank your higher power that you were privileged to witness them before human beings annihilate the few remaining trees. These creatures are more than a tourist attraction...people NEED trees, trees don't need people at all. So please act accordingly.
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December 2025 by Kabel Gebeke
Helpful staff along with clear well maintained exhibit made our visit educational and fun. Restrooms were clean also
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December 2025 by Ariane Solis
Plenty of parking on both sides of the street and the museum itself is pretty cool. There's restrooms here as well. And a short hike to amazing views, especially if you're passing by around sunset and don't wanna miss it. There's a very short hike to see an amazing sunset
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November 2025 by mike nevins
It wasn't open because of the government shutdown. I was very disappointed that we couldn't get chance to go through it.
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November 2025 by I
This place is a must see it does not matter if you like nature adventure or thrill you will find everything here
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November 2025 by Oscar Jalles
The most amazing living things on earth are the Sequoias
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October 2025 by Yenni Leon
Amazing
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October 2025 by Ruben Villalobos
had a good time ! handicap accessible through the handicap parking spot. air was thin so be ready to feel fatigued quick.
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October 2025 by Darlene McCleary
The museum was closed but it was a very nice hike around the trees
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October 2025 by Jessica Vanlue
♥️♥️♥️
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October 2024 by Armin From Switzerland
Intressting information about the giant trees, the fires in the forest and some other things.
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October 2024 by Kevin Lester Fallarcuna
It’s a very little museum that lets you learn about the sequoia and the surrounding national. Very informative and allows you to understand the park itself. It is quite small for a museum and a bit outdated. Nonetheless, it is free to enter and there are park ranger there to provide you any question and guide you if you needed help. Also, there is gift shop located inside for you buy souvenirs but the selection at the time I went is limited because it was busy.
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October 2024 by Gerardo Morales
Visiting and hiking this forest has been one of the greatest experiences in my life,,,walking and wondering around those great and old sequoias is unforgettable,,
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October 2024 by Olivia T.
Not much in gift center but the museum was interesting.
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October 2024 by Elaine S
We really enjoyed visiting this place during our camping trip last week. It had been many years since I last visited this museum. My niece who had never been camping, was in awe and thoroughly interested in all the exhibits and information available at this special museum. Quite educational for all ages, it's also free with plenty of parking and appeared to be stroller and wheelchair friendly. The whole place had been upgraded with new things. The grounds here have good photo spots. I bought a hair band in their gift shop and wore it a lot on that trip.
