Hockett Meadow Ranger Station

The Hockett Meadow Ranger Station features a three-room log cabin design that incorporates natural materials to maintain harmony with the surrounding forest environment.

The National Park Service and Civilian Conservation Corps constructed this ranger station in 1934 as part of a nationwide effort to develop public lands.

The station demonstrates the National Park Service rustic architectural style, reflecting the design principles that shaped early twentieth-century conservation facilities.

Located at coordinates 36.376574, -118.655679, the ranger station provides information about local trails and camping opportunities in Sequoia National Park.

The structure stands at the southern end of Sequoia National Park near Mineral King, serving as a testament to Depression-era public works projects.

Location: Tulare County

Inception: 1934

Architects: National Park Service, Civilian Conservation Corps

Architectural style: National Park Service rustic

GPS coordinates: 36.37657,-118.65568

Latest update: September 23, 2025 14:25