Yosemite Silvertip Lodge - Mountain Views & Decks

Step inside and your eyes go straight up: a vaulted tongue and groove ceiling soars over the great room, a stone corner fireplace anchors the space, and tall windows frame the Sierra pines outside. Vintage skis and snowshoes line the knotty pine walls, a log railed staircase climbs to a loft, and a hand carved log dining set waits beneath a candle style chandelier. Outside, a series of wooden decks puts you right in the forest, ready for grilled dinners, morning coffee, and quiet evenings after a day in Yosemite. Key Features • Sleeps 8 guests • 3 bedrooms | 2 bathrooms • Mountain views • Stone wood fireplace under a vaulted wood ceiling • Several forested decks with outdoor seating • Stainless gas grill • Updated kitchen with granite counters and a peninsula • Hand carved log dining set seating six • Log bunk beds for kids • Wireless internet and a laptop friendly workspace • Flat screen TV with cable and a DVD player • Pack ’n Play travel crib • 1,400 sq ft of rustic log cabin living • Fish Camp, minutes from Yosemite's south entrance Sleeping Arrangements Total occupancy: 8 guests Total beds: 5 Two queen bedrooms for the adults and a bunk room for the kids make this cabin an easy fit for a family or a small group of friends, with a sofa in the living room for lounging. Bedroom 1 features a queen bed with a handsome log headboard, crisp white bedding, and matching nightstands with lamps, a restful retreat for a couple after a long day on the trails. Bedroom 2 offers a queen log bed with rustic log nightstands, a ceiling fan, and a window looking out into tall trees, so you wake to a view of the forest. Bedroom 3 is made for kids or additional guests, with a log bunk bed in white bedding, crossed vintage skis on the wall, and a door opening to an adjoining bathroom. Bathrooms Two full bathrooms keep mornings moving. One features a tiled walk in shower, a tiled vanity, and an ornate round mirror. The other pairs a glass walk in shower with a tiled vanity, an ornate oval mirror, and playful moose and bear silhouette towel shelves. Towels, toilet paper, and body soap are provided. Living Areas The great room is the heart of the cabin. Sink into the patterned leather sofas and ottomans beside the stone fireplace, catch a movie on the wall mounted TV set against knotty pine paneling, or simply watch the pines sway through the windows. The vaulted ceiling and log railed staircase to the loft give the space a true mountain lodge feel, finished with vintage ski decor. Kitchen & Dining The updated kitchen pairs knotty pine cabinetry and glass front uppers with dark granite counters, a stainless refrigerator, a range and oven, a microwave, a dishwasher, a blender, a coffee maker, and a baking sheet for easy family meals. A window over the sink looks out to the trees, and the granite peninsula opens to the dining area, where a hand carved log table seats six beneath a candle style chandelier, surrounded by snowshoe and ski decor. Forest Decks and Grill The cabin's elevated decks wrap you in tall pines and cedars. Fire up the stainless gas grill and settle onto the cushioned loveseat and armchair, gather the whole crew at the picnic table, or claim the glass top bistro table for two with coffee and the sounds of the forest. Cable railings keep the views open to the evergreens all around. Surrounding Areas • Yosemite National Park's south entrance, just a few minutes away • Wawona History Center and the 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, 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 bedrooms, both bathrooms, the great room, kitchen, dining area, and the forested decks with the gas grill. Entry is through a smart lock, so you can let yourself in at check-in. Parking is available at the home for up to three vehicles; boat and trailer parking are not permitted. Please park only at the home and do not block any neighboring homes. The driveway is narrow and steep with sharp turns, so take it slowly.

Fish Camp is a small mountain town tucked in the tall Sierra pines, just a few minutes from the southern entrance of Yosemite National Park. The Wawona History Center and Wawona's 9 hole golf course are close by, Bass Lake and its Pines Village are less than 15 miles away, and the town of Oakhurst offers shopping, dining, a movie cinema, and a live stage theater.

A car is the easiest way to explore Yosemite, Bass Lake, and Oakhurst from the cabin. Parking is available at the home for up to three vehicles, with no boat or trailer parking. The driveway is narrow and steep with sharp turns, and in winter it is wise to check road conditions and carry tire chains.

• Check-in begins at 4:00 PM, and check-out is by 10:00 AM. • No pets allowed. • Maximum occupancy is 8 guests. • No smoking, parties, or events. • Quiet hours are 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. • Minimum stay is 2 nights, and the primary guest must be at least 25 years old to book. • This home has a narrow and steep driveway with sharp turns for access. • Winter driving: mountain roads can see snow and ice in winter, so check road conditions before you travel and be prepared to carry tire chains. • Bass Lake reaches peak water levels in the summer months and is lowered by about 50 percent each fall and winter, so summer levels vary with each season's rain and snowfall. • Accidental damage protection applies to your reservation. • Additional fees and taxes may apply.