Cottage on Bear Creek

Welcome to our exquisite private home, a haven near Yosemite National Park. Stroll to the Midpines YARTS bus stop for easy park access. Experience the soothing presence of a seasonal creek running through the property from December to May. Revel in outdoor bliss with ample seating and a BBQ. Unwind in two bedrooms boasting soft mattresses and quality sheets. The well-stocked kitchen invites you to craft delicious meals.
Enjoy the electric fireplace in the evenings.

Rest assured, communication is just a message away. Feel free to reach out through Airbnb messaging, and for more immediate assistance, you can contact us directly at the provided phone number or cell phone number. We're here to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.

The home is in a quiet neighborhood down a dirt road. There is only one house past this house so you will not get much traffic going past. You might see some people walk by because it is a popular road to walk on due to no traffic and beautiful scenery.

Indulge in the comforts of home with our fully equipped cottage. Take advantage of the convenience of a washer and dryer, and start your mornings right with a complimentary coffee pot and coffee. We've got your essentials covered, from shampoo and soap to dish soap, paper towels, and toilet paper.

Discover serenity at our cottage near Bear Creek, where nature thrives, and wildlife sightings are a common delight. Enjoy the proximity to the YARTS bus stop, offering easy access to explore the wonders of Yosemite National Park. Experience the tranquil charm of our location, surrounded by the beauty of nature and the soothing presence of Bear Creek. Please keep in mind that Bear Creek is seasonal and it is possible that it will not be running in late summer.

If you want to take the bus into the park the bus stop is within walking distance.

Embrace nature's company at our cottage, nestled close to the creek where wildlife often visits for water. Encounter the graceful presence of deer and turkeys, with occasional glimpses of bears, bobcats, and coyotes – all respecting their distance from humans.