Welcome to Sierra Suite! Wake up to sweeping mountain views, step outside to immediate trail access for hiking and biking, then relax in your own private room! 1 cozy bedroom + queen bed Fast Wi-Fi for remote work Quaint Kitchenette Art from local Sierra makers After a day near Yosemite, fire up the outdoor grill, stargaze from the courtyard and let the quiet meadow setting recharge you. Book your stay today—adventure is waiting! The space Tucked along a peaceful meadow just outside Yosemite National Park, the Sierra Bungalow is a cozy, well-designed guest suite made for simple, comfortable stays. With artwork from local artisans, a private porch, and access to shared outdoor amenities, it’s an ideal retreat for guests who plan to explore during the day and unwind quietly in the evening. Enjoy morning coffee while watching birds pass through the meadow, head out for hiking or biking nearby, then return to a calm space designed to help you recharge. ❤️ Why Guests Love This Space Guests love the quiet setting and the balance of comfort and value. The walk-in shower is perfect after long days outdoors, and the private porch offers a peaceful place to sit and take in the surroundings. It’s a favorite for guests who want tranquility without excess. ⸻ What You’ll Love • Cozy, thoughtfully furnished guest suite • Artwork from local Sierra Nevada artisans • Private porch overlooking the meadow • Full bathroom with large walk-in shower • Quiet setting with birds and wildlife • Close to Yosemite and outdoor recreation ⸻ Sleeping Arrangements • Sleeping Area – Comfortable bed for solo travelers or couples ⸻ Bathroom • Full bathroom with spacious walk-in shower ⸻ Great For • Couples seeking a quiet retreat • Solo travelers exploring Yosemite • Guests spending most of their time outdoors • Travelers who value simplicity and location ⸻ The Vibe Calm, cozy, and connected to nature. Slow mornings on the porch, full days exploring the Sierra, and quiet evenings under the stars. The Sierra Bungalow is designed to be an easy, peaceful home base close to Yosemite. Guest access Step out onto your private patio and take in open meadow views framed by native plants, seasonal wildflowers, and the natural rhythms of the land. This is a place where mornings begin slowly with coffee, and evenings settle into stillness as the light moves across the meadow. Just steps away, a shared outdoor kitchen is fully equipped with a BBQ and stovetop, along with cookware, dishes, utensils, olive oil, salt, and pepper for effortless outdoor meals. Guests are welcome to enjoy the shared outdoor areas throughout the property, with miles of surrounding trails, wildflowers, and open space that make the setting feel secluded and untouched. To preserve the calm atmosphere, we ask that lights are turned off and noise is kept low after 10pm in shared areas. Your private unit is attached to the neighboring Ranch Cottage but maintains its own entrance and outdoor space, offering privacy within a rare meadow landscape designed for rest, exploration, and connection to nature. Other things to note Visiting Yosemite National Park (Year-Round Information) Our property is located approximately 25 scenic miles from the Big Oak Flat Entrance to Yosemite National Park, one of the most convenient access points to the park. From here, you can expect: Yosemite Valley in about 1 hour and 15 minutes, including El Capitan, Half Dome, Yosemite Falls, and Tunnel View Hetch Hetchy Reservoir in about 45 minutes, a quieter area with dramatic scenery and excellent hikes Tuolumne Meadows (open seasonally) in about 1.5–2 hours, known for alpine lakes, domes, and wildflower-filled trails The drive to the park is straightforward and scenic, with no mountain passes or difficult roads. Entrance Passes & Fees (Always Required) All visitors entering Yosemite National Park must have a valid entrance pass. The park does not accept cash at entrance stations. Standard entrance passes typically range from $20–$35 and are valid for 7 consecutive days Annual Passes and America the Beautiful Passes are also accepted Important for international visitors: Non-US residents age 16 and older are required to pay an additional $100 per person entrance fee unless entering with an Annual Pass or America the Beautiful Pass. Children under 16 enter free. Entrance Reservations & Timed Entry Yosemite may require an entrance reservation or timed entry on certain high-traffic days, typically during peak travel periods or holidays. These requirements are not in effect year-round and may change annually. As of January 5, 2026, Yosemite National Park has not yet announced whether entrance reservations or timed-entry requirements will be in place for the 2026 season. When reservations are required: Reservations are issued through Recreation. gov A portion of reservations is typically released in advance of the season Additional reservations are commonly released approximately 7 days before the arrival date Outside of reservation-required periods, no reservation is needed to drive into the park. Guests should always check the official Yosemite National Park website shortly before their visit to confirm whether an entrance reservation is required for their specific dates. Planning Notes Lodging, camping, wilderness permits, and some activities inside the park require advance reservations and often sell out Entering the park early in the morning or later in the afternoon can help avoid congestion Park fees, passes, and reservation systems are managed by the National Park Service and may change Planning ahead and staying informed will help ensure a smooth and enjoyable Yosemite visit.