IMPORTANT: The renter must sign a TTVR Rental Agreement within 24 hours of booking for their reservation to be confirmed. REQUIRED COUNTY STR PERMIT INFORMATION: STR 23-8379 | TOT #83683 | Max Occupancy is 6 | 3 Parking Spaces. Parking on the street is strictly prohibited. All vehicles must be parked in the driveway and/or garage at all times. Guest must agree to read and comply with Placer County's Good Neighbor Policies. The space Nestled amidst the majestic pine trees of Lake Tahoe's serene West Shore, Tahoe Park Treasure is a charming 3-bedroom, 2-bath cabin designed for relaxation and adventure. Located just a short stroll from private Tahoe Park Beach Association access, Sunnyside and Firesign restaurants, and only 2 miles from Tahoe City, this home offers a perfect blend of cozy comfort and convenient access to Lake Tahoe’s best attractions. Step into the inviting living room, where large windows frame the forest views, filling the space with natural light. A TV (steaming only) and gas fireplace provides warmth and ambiance, making it a perfect spot for chilly Tahoe evenings. The kitchen is fully equipped and thoughtfully arranged, with an adjacent dining area for meals and memory-making. Hidden in the pantry, you’ll find a washer and dryer for your convenience. On the main level, two cozy bedrooms with wood accents exude classic Tahoe charm, and a nearby bathroom with a shower offers shared access. Upstairs, the large primary suite is a spacious haven of comfort, boasting a luxurious king -size bed for a restful night's sleep. It features a television for your streaming entertainment and a recently remodeled en suite bathroom with a shower, providing convenience and privacy. The wrap-around deck is ideal for soaking in the crisp mountain air and scenic surroundings. Fire up the BBQ (summers only) for al fresco dining or gather for morning coffee in this peaceful outdoor space. This deck beckons for memorable gatherings. Just a five-minute walk away (roughly 0.3 miles), the private Tahoe Park Beach Association awaits with picnic areas, bocce ball and volleyball courts, and a private pier—perfect for unwinding by the water or watching the alpenglow. Tahoe Park Treasure is ideally located for summer fun. Spend the day at Tahoe Park Beach kayaking, paddleboarding, or relaxing on the pier. Explore nearby hiking trails, enjoy bike rides along the West Shore, or take a scenic drive to Emerald Bay. Tahoe City offers a variety of dining, shopping, and family-friendly activities to complete your summer escape. When the snow falls, this cabin transforms into a cozy winter retreat. Enjoy world-class skiing and snowboarding just 15 minutes away at renowned resorts like Palisades Tahoe and Alpine Meadows. Afterward, grab some hot cocoa and warm up by the fireplace or take a short drive into Tahoe City to enjoy its quaint shops and restaurants. Snowshoeing and cross-country skiing trails are also close by for a more serene winter experience. Experience the enchanting charm of Tahoe Park Treasure. Whether you’re seeking a summer adventure or a cozy winter getaway, this cabin offers the perfect balance of comfort, convenience, and natural beauty. Primary Bedroom (Upstairs): King bed, en-suite bathroom Bedroom 2* (Main Level): Queen bed Bedroom 3* (Main Level): Queen bed *Shared bathroom with shower on the main level What Guests Love Most About Tahoe Park Treasure Guests consistently praise how immaculately clean and well-maintained this cabin is, noting the care that’s gone into every detail. The well-stocked kitchen stands out too, with plenty of pots, pans, and utensils that make cooking feel effortless. Visitors love the peaceful setting, describing it as a quiet spot to unwind while still being close to everything. Many highlight the beautiful views of the lake and trees, which create a relaxing backdrop for their stay. The cabin’s location near Tahoe Park Beach Association, Sunnyside, and Firesign Café adds even more convenience, making it easy to enjoy both the lake and local favorites just minutes away. *** Winter in Lake Tahoe is a magical time with abundant snowfall. The kitchen and dining room windows are boarded during the winter months to prevent any potential damage from snow slides. *** BBQ is available seasonally ***Just a reminder, this is not a pet friendly property. *** Internet can be unreliable in the rural mountain range Tahoe Time Vacation Rentals is a locally owned and operated, boutique-style company—not a large nationwide chain. As a small, family-run business, we take pride in offering a personalized, hands-on approach to hospitality. Our homes are carefully selected and located in the quieter, more scenic areas of Lake Tahoe, including the California North Shore, Olympic Valley, Alpine Meadows, the West Shore down to Rubicon Bay, and the Palisades at Tahoe ski area. What makes our company stand out is our dedication to being here for you. As long-time locals (thirty plus years), we are always available to assist with your stay, ensuring a seamless and memorable Tahoe experience from booking to check-out. Whether you're here for adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both, we’re committed to making your time in Tahoe truly special. County Rules As part of the Short-Term Rental Permit for this home, the county asks that we share the important rules and regulations with you. We appreciate your cooperation in following the guidelines listed below, also included in your signed Vacation Rental Agreement. Maximum Occupancy: There shall be no gatherings, events, weddings or other group functions on the Premises with more people than the number of persons stated on the Agreement. Parking: Parking on the street is prohibited at all times. All cars, boats, and trailers must be parked in the garage and/or driveway. Quiet Hours: Quiet hours are 9pm-8am, seven days a week. Per the County: No sound may be audible from the property line during quiet hours. Amplified sound (such as speakers) shall not be used outside or be audible from the parcel line of any short-term rental at any time. Lights Out: All exterior lights must be turned off that are not needed for safety or other outdoor use to the extent that such other outdoor use is not an unreasonable nuisance to neighbors at night. Red Flag Warnings: Due to high risk of wildfire in our area, bonfires, charcoal barbecues, and wood-burning fire pits are always prohibited. On designated Red Flag Warning Days—when fire danger is especially severe due to dry conditions and high winds—all outdoor fires are prohibited, including gas grills and gas fire pits. These restrictions come directly from the North Tahoe Fire Protection District and must be followed for everyone’s safety. It is each guest’s responsibility to stay informed about Red Flag Warnings. They are announced on local news, radio, and social media, and you’ll also see signs posted at fire stations throughout the area. Winter Driving: Many highways, access roads, and driveways in the Tahoe area can become icy during the winter. For your safety, it’s essential that between November 1st and April 30th your vehicle is winter-ready. Make sure brakes, windshield wipers, defroster, heater, and exhaust system are in top condition. Tires should be properly inflated with excellent tread, and you should always carry tire chains—even if you have an AWD/4WD vehicle. Double-check that your chains fit your tires and are in good working order. On many state highways and county roads, four-wheel drive and snow tires are required for safe travel. Please be prepared for winter conditions: dress appropriately, stay in bounds at ski resorts and if you get lost, remain in place. Garbage & Bears: Please do not feed the bears. Black bears are very common in this area and, over time, many have become used to human food and trash. Because they no longer have a natural fear of people, you may see them during your spring, summer, or fall stay. Feeding bears is illegal, and leaving food outside, trash unsecured, or doors and windows unlocked can lead to serious property damage to both homes and vehicles. To help prevent this, all waste must be placed in bear-proof bins or dumpsters and the latches secured. Placer County sorts recycling from the waste for you at our materials recovery facilities. Office Holiday Hours The TTVR office is closed on New Year’s Day, July 4th, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. Therefore, we are unable to accommodate check-ins and check-outs on these dates. Thank you for understanding. Guest access You will have access to the entire home during your stay with the exception of a homeowner locked closet. The garage space is reserved for owners and will be locked. Other things to note GUESTS SHOULD READ ALL HOUSE RULES BEFORE BOOKING. -Just a reminder, this is not a pet friendly property. We do not consider ADA professionally trained service dogs as pets. -This home is protected by an electric bear fence. Instructions for its use will be provided before your arrival. - A signed rental agreement is required to complete a booking. - This home DOES NOT have AC, fans are provided for rare hot days. - During the winter months, all outdoor furniture is unavailable. BBQs may be unavailable - During the winter months a 4WD or AWD may be required to access this home. - Due to extreme wildfire risk, any type of outdoor wood burning fireplaces, fire pits, or charcoal grills are strictly prohibited. Violations will result in heavy fines by the County. - This home has a max overnight occupancy of 8 guests. And limited daytime guests. -High speed internet is not always reliable in the Tahoe area -Rental home is not ADA compliant and may contain stairs. -Firewood is not provided for indoor wood stoves and fireplaces. - TTVR is not responsible for circumstances beyond our control which includes, but not limited to, construction, public or private functions, events, neighbors, wildfire or smoke, weather conditions, road closures, snow removal delays, too much snow/too little snow, natural disasters, pandemics. - Wildlife, including squirrels, bears, bats, mice and chipmunks can and will enter cars and Tahoe mountain homes. Continual rodent and pest mitigation is part of mountain life. - Mountain homes are subject to seasonal pollen, pine needles, and yellowjackets on property. And icicles, snow overhangs and icy paths in the winter. Please use caution