Notes: Garfield Grove, named in 1916 to honor James A. Garfied, the 20th President of the United States, is located near Garfield Creek on the northern slopes of Dennison Mountain in Sequoia National Park. On September 25, 1890, President Benjamin Harrison signed legislation to establish Sequoia National Park which preserved Garfield Grove, Hockett Meadow, and other areas along the South Fork of Kaweah River as a public park, or pleasure ground, for the benefit and enjoyment of the people.

Garfield Grove includes 2 of the 15 largest trees on Earth (Floyd Otter and King Arthur). The grove contains 5 trees larger than 25,000 ft³ (708 m³), 3 trees larger than 30,000 ft³ (850 m³), and 1 tree larger than 40,000 ft³ (1,133 m³).

King Arthur is the largest tree in Garfield Grove.

Garfield Grove includes the following giant redwoods:

Photos: Pictures of Garfield Grove