Yosemite Big Rock Cabin - Wood Stove & Decks

Big Rock is the kind of cabin where mornings start with coffee on the deck, surrounded by tall pines and cedars, and evenings end with everyone gathered around the wood stove. Knotty pine walls, a vaulted beamed ceiling, and decks on every side keep the forest close, while the kitchen, dining area, and three full bathrooms make room for the whole crew. Tucked at the end of a cul-de-sac in Fish Camp, it sits less than two miles from Yosemite's south entrance. Key Features • Sleeps 10 guests • 3 bedrooms | 3 bathrooms • Wood-burning stove under a vaulted knotty pine ceiling with exposed beams • Wraparound deck with gas grill and outdoor dining • Covered deck sitting area off the main bedroom • Views of tall pines and cedars, a fern meadow, a seasonal creek, and the namesake giant boulder • Dining area with a sliding glass door to the deck • Kitchen with breakfast bar, dishwasher, and full-size appliances • Bunk room for kids or friends • Desk and wireless internet for remote work • Board games, children's books and toys, and cable TV • Private cul-de-sac setting with parking for 4 vehicles • Fish Camp location less than two miles from Yosemite's south entrance Sleeping Arrangements Total occupancy: 10 guests Total beds: 5 Two queen bedrooms for couples, a bunk room for kids or friends, and a living room sofa give families and groups plenty of room to spread out. The main bedroom features a queen bed framed by knotty pine walls and bedside lamps, with a sliding glass door that opens to a covered deck among the trees. It is a peaceful retreat for parents or a couple who want their morning coffee in the fresh air. The second queen bedroom brings warmth with an orange accent wall, an upholstered headboard, and a cedar chest at the foot of the bed. A wide window looks into the trees, and a small writing desk, wooden dresser, mirrored closet, and wall-mounted TV make it a great fit for a couple or anyone catching up on work. Bedroom 3 is built for kids and friends, with a wooden bunk bed of two double beds dressed in crisp white bedding. A wide window frames the evergreens, and a TV is ready for downtime after a day in the park. The living room sofa sleeps additional guests. Bathrooms All three bathrooms are full baths, so mornings move quickly even with a full house. One features a double vanity with cheerful yellow sinks, a large mirror, and a glass-enclosed walk-in shower. Another pairs a marbled vanity with a yellow shower stall behind frosted glass doors, and the third offers a shower behind frosted sliding glass doors. Fresh towels and body soap are stocked for your arrival. Living Areas The living room is the heart of the cabin, with knotty pine walls, a vaulted ceiling crossed with dark beams, and large windows filled with trees. Two leather sofas and a green armchair gather around a wooden coffee table on a patterned rug, facing a freestanding wood stove on a tiled hearth and a flatscreen TV with cable. A ceiling fan, board games, and children's books and toys round out the space for slow evenings in. Kitchen & Dining The L-shaped kitchen has warm wood cabinets and a peninsula breakfast bar with stools, so someone can always pull up a seat while the cook works. Full-size appliances include a stove, oven, refrigerator, microwave, and dishwasher, along with a coffee maker, blender, toaster, baking sheet, and wine glasses. Just beyond, a long wooden dining table sits beneath a geometric pendant light beside a sliding glass door to the deck, with a view out to the forest. Decks & Forest Setting The cabin opens to a wraparound deck where you can fire up the gas grill, eat outdoors at the dining table, and take in mountain views through tall pine and cedar trees. Look out over the meadow of ferns, the seasonal creek, and the giant boulder that inspired the Big Rock name. A covered deck framed in timber beams offers shade and shelter, and additional deck spaces with chairs and small tables give everyone a quiet spot to read or watch the light change through the pines. Surrounding Areas • Yosemite National Park south entrance, less than two miles away • Wawona History Center, near the cabin • Wawona 9-hole golf course, the only golf course in a national park • Bass Lake, less than 15 miles away, for boating, skiing, fishing, swimming, hiking, and bicycling • The Pines Village at Bass Lake, with restaurants, a general market, bars, shops, and a full-service marina renting boats, jet skis, and kayaks • Oakhurst, nearby, with shopping, restaurants, bars, a movie cinema, and a live stage theater ★☆Locally Rooted, Elevated Hospitality☆★ We're Yosemite Elevated Stays, a locally rooted, family-owned team serving Yosemite and the surrounding Sierra Nevada. We believe a stay should be more than just a place to land. It should feel personal, seamless, and connected to the granite, waterfalls, and giant trees that make this place unlike anywhere else on earth. From booking to departure, we're here with thoughtful support, clear communication, and trusted local guidance to help you settle in, feel cared for, and make lasting memories in the range of light.

Guests have the entire cabin to themselves, including all three bedrooms, three bathrooms, the living room, kitchen, dining area, and the wraparound and covered decks with the gas grill. Entry is by smart lock for easy self check-in. Parking is available at the home for up to four vehicles. Please park only at the home and do not block any other home. Boat and trailer parking are not permitted.

Big Rock sits privately at the end of a cul-de-sac in Fish Camp, surrounded by tall pines and cedars, a meadow of ferns, and a seasonal creek. You are less than two miles from Yosemite's south entrance, close to the Wawona History Center and the Wawona golf course, the only golf course in a national park. Bass Lake and its Pines Village are less than 15 miles away for a day on the water, and the town of Oakhurst is nearby for shopping, dining, a movie cinema, and live theater.

A car is the easiest way to explore from Big Rock, with parking at the home for up to four vehicles. Yosemite's south entrance is less than two miles away, Bass Lake is less than 15 miles away, and Oakhurst is nearby for groceries and dining. This is a mountain home, so in winter check road conditions before you travel and carry tire chains in case of snow.

• Check-in begins at 4:00 PM, and check-out is by 10:00 AM. • No pets allowed. • Maximum occupancy is 10 guests. • No smoking, parties, or events. Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the premises. • Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. All guests must follow the good neighbor policy. • Minimum stay is 2 nights. • Minimum age to book is 21. • Parking is limited to four vehicles. Boat and trailer parking are not permitted. • This home is not equipped with air conditioning. • Bass Lake reaches peak water levels in summer and is lowered by about 50 percent in fall and winter, so summer levels vary with each winter's rain and snowfall. • Accidental damage protection applies to this reservation. • Additional fees and taxes may apply.

Permit info: 2015 018