Pine Place - Mountain Views, Arcade & Bass Lake

Pine Place sits in a park-like setting framed by mature oaks and pines, with stone-edged garden paths, a garden bench, and big granite boulders that kids love to explore. Mornings start on the covered porch or wraparound deck. Afternoons belong to Bass Lake and Yosemite. Evenings bring everyone back together around the farmhouse table, the sectional, and a friendly Pac Man rivalry. It is a peaceful base for a family or a couple of couples looking to slow down. Key Features • Sleeps 10 guests • 3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms • Mountain views from a wooded, park-like lot • Vaulted living room with an oversized sectional and wall mounted smart TV • Pac Man arcade table with built in cup holders • Farmhouse dining table for eight plus two seats at the breakfast bar • Kitchen with granite countertops, gas stove, and dishwasher • Wraparound deck, covered front porch, and raised back porch • Gas grill for backyard cookouts • Reliable WiFi and a laptop friendly workspace • Kid friendly with a Pack 'n Play, children's books, toys, and dinnerware • Garage parking with room for three vehicles • Short drive to Bass Lake and near the southern entrance of Yosemite National Park Sleeping Arrangements Total occupancy: 10 guests Total beds: 5 With two private bedrooms for the adults and a bunk room built for a crowd, the layout keeps families and small groups together while giving everyone a place to land. Bedroom 1 features a king bed on a black iron frame dressed in cozy buffalo check bedding, with matching nightstands and lamps, a ceiling fan, and a large window. A futon and wall mounted TV make it a relaxed retreat for the lead couple. Bedroom 2 offers a queen bed on a rustic log frame with a red, white, and gray plaid comforter, nightstands with lamps, and a reading chair by the window. It is a warm, cabin-style room for a second couple. Bedroom 3 is the group favorite, with a metal bunk bed in navy and white stripes plus a separate bed under a plaid quilt for three double beds in all. Wildlife wall art and a caged-light ceiling fan give it a fun lodge feel, ideal for kids, teens, or friends. Bathrooms The first full bathroom has a white vanity on a wood base, rustic lantern-style lights over a dark framed mirror, white subway tile, and a glass-door shower. The second full bathroom has a tub and shower combo, handy for bathing little ones after a day at the lake. Living Areas Vaulted ceilings and an open floor plan make the living room feel bright and roomy. Sink into the large gray sectional, put on a movie on the wall mounted smart TV, or curl up in one of the blue accent chairs under the ceiling fan. Nearby, a gray loveseat beneath mountain canvas art sits next to the Pac Man arcade table, where two players face off with drinks in the cup holders. Board games and a DVD player round out the rainy day options. Kitchen & Dining The galley kitchen pairs oak cabinets with granite countertops, a gas stove, a stainless refrigerator, dishwasher, and microwave, plus a blender, toaster, and coffee maker. Dinner gathers at the wooden farmhouse table with black metal chairs under a lantern chandelier, with two more seats at the breakfast bar for snacks and conversation while the cook works. Porches, Deck & Yard A wood-railed wraparound deck circles the front of the home, and the covered porch looks out over moss-covered granite boulders, oak trees, and stone steps. Fire up the gas grill, then wander the landscaped garden paths or rest on the bench in the shade of the oaks. A raised back porch adds another quiet spot among the trees. Surrounding Areas • Oakhurst, 15 miles from the southern entrance of Yosemite National Park, with shopping, restaurants, bars, a movie cinema, and a live stage theater • Bass Lake, a short drive away, for boating, waterskiing, 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 • Bass Lake sits less than 15 miles from Yosemite's southern entrance ★☆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 enter with a smart lock and have the entire home to themselves, including the living room, game area, kitchen, dining area, all three bedrooms, both bathrooms, the wraparound deck, covered porch, back porch, gas grill, and yard. Parking is available for three vehicles, including garage parking. Please park only at the home and do not block any other homes. Boat and trailer parking are not permitted.

Pine Place sits on a quiet, park-like lot shaded by tall pines and oaks, with mountain views and big granite boulders right outside. The town of Oakhurst offers shopping, restaurants, bars, a movie cinema, and a live stage theater, and sits 15 miles from the southern entrance of Yosemite National Park. Bass Lake is a short drive away, where The Pines Village has restaurants, a general market, bars, shops, and a full-service marina.

Driving is the easiest way to explore, and the home has parking for three vehicles, including garage parking. Bass Lake is a short drive away, and Oakhurst sits 15 miles from the southern entrance of Yosemite National Park, making day trips into the park easy.

• Check-in begins at 4:00 PM, and check-out is by 10:00 AM. • Minimum stay is 2 nights. • Guests must be at least 21 years old to book. • No pets allowed. • Maximum occupancy is 10 guests. • No smoking, parties, or events. • Quiet hours are 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. • Accidental damage protection applies to this reservation. • Additional fees and taxes may apply. • Parking is limited to three vehicles. Boat and trailer parking are not permitted. • Bass Lake reaches peak water levels in summer and is lowered by about 50 percent each fall and winter, so summer levels vary with winter rain and snowfall.

Permit info: 2022-0372