On Saturday night, we arrived at the Montecito-Sequoia Lodge, for our long-awaited return to the place we stayed on our
very first trip to the park, when Cora was an infant.
It's a lovely place that hosts weeklong family camps all summer; it would have been great to do when the girls were younger, but it was always very expensive. Besides a room, you get three meals a day and activities.
On Saturday night, we arrived in time for dinner, and one of the activities was s'mores making and a campfire. There's also a pool and a small lake with canoes and kayaks.
The food was very decent and filling, with lots of choices, plus several desserts. We took our meal out on the deck to enjoy the view.
Our room was nice and big - king-sized bed, and bunks.
We had registered for a night hike to look at the stars, and were on our way there, when I checked my email and learned it had been cancelled because of the weather.
Instead, we took a short walk around the lodge property, and then went in and played Boggle. There were a number of games available for guests. Violet was pretty bummed to miss the hike, but we tried to make the best of it.
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