Copper Cabin is a private and secluded romantic retreat with river access, mountain views, and a hot tub surrounded by forest. It’s an easy place to unwind, work remotely, or explore Yosemite about an hour away. Guests come for the scenery and stay for the peace—slow mornings, river walks and swimming soaking in the hot tub, and quiet evenings under the stars. A comfortable base for adventure or a true escape into nature. The space HOUSE OVERVIEW --One-bedroom, one-bath cabin, built in the early 1990s; recently renovated and meticulously maintained. --Best suited for a couple, small family with a very young kid, or two couples who won’t mind being in close quarters with each other. --Sleeps 4 adults comfortably, with a pillow top king-sized bed in the bedroom, and a sofa / sleeper queen bed in the living room. --Bedroom/bathroom suite is separated from the living area by double doors with frosted glass that close and lock. --Bathroom and bedroom area have blackout blinds. --Open floor plan: the living room flows to the kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, butcher block dining island, and laundry/breakfast bar area. --Kitchen is fully equipped with stainless steel appliances, and everything you might need to create wonderful meals, plus make your coffee in the morning. (Foodies, please message us and we’d be happy to confirm our list of appliances and kitchen tools at the house.) --Good assortment of beverage glasses; cocktail shaker, cocktail making tools, wine opener and blender provided. --Washer and dryer in the kitchen area. Laundry detergent provided. --Living area has comfortable seating for watching DVDs or shows on the 50" flat screen smart television --Smart TV is hidden in bookcase so it's out of the way when not in use. --Ensuite bathroom with single sink, two-person claw foot tub, large walk-in shower with double shower heads, and toilet. Body wash, shampoo, conditioner, Q-tips, hand soap, towels, and hairdryer provided. --Light-filled space with windows and glass doors on three sides of the building --Good wi-fi that works with video conferencing. --Air conditioning and central heating system PROPERTY OVERVIEW LOCATION & PRIVACY The cabin is set at the end of a quiet dirt road, offering a secluded forest setting with full privacy and very little noise—especially at night. The road is always passable with standard 2-wheel drive vehicles, and is maintained annually. RIVER ACCESS & LAND The cabin sits above the West Fork of the Chowchilla River canyon on 10 private acres. A scenic trail leads down to the river, which runs through the property and offers a peaceful natural setting for walking, exploring, and relaxing by the water. OUTDOOR LIVING Guests can enjoy an outdoor dining area, cushioned Adirondack chairs, and a hammock for relaxing among the trees. A propane BBQ is available for guest use, along with a firepit (seasonal use in fall and winter only). Guest access Use the cabin as a base for exploring Yosemite National Park and Mariposa County, or stay in and enjoy a quiet retreat on private land. The entire property is yours to roam, designed for easy days of connection, rest, and remote work. A highlight of the property is the river, accessed by a maintained trail that’s ideal for morning or evening walks. Down at the river, you’ll find peaceful spots to relax, explore, and enjoy the natural setting. Other things to note VISITING THE PARK - UPDATED APRIL 2025 Reservations are not currently required to drive into Yosemite National Park. To check for updates, please visit the park website. WILDLIFE This is a natural mountain setting near Yosemite, and wildlife regularly passes through the area. Guests may see deer, rabbits, squirrels, and birds, and occasionally coyotes. Larger wildlife such as bears or bobcats are rare and typically avoid people. THE RIVER The Chowchilla River is seasonal and typically flows from fall through early summer, depending on rainfall and snowpack. In drier years, flow may be shorter. For the best chance to enjoy swimming and fuller water levels, visit in spring (typically April–May, depending on conditions). FIRE & BURN RESTRICTIONS Burn restrictions may be in effect throughout the year depending on local conditions. When permitted, outdoor fires are typically allowed in the designated fire area during the cooler months (usually fall through spring).