Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about our properties and your stay.
Sierra Mountain View Retreat updated
What time is check-in and check-out?
Check-in is at 16:00:00 and check-out is at 11:00:00. Early check-in or late check-out may be available upon request.
Is there parking available?
Yes, free parking is available on-site. The driveway can accommodate multiple vehicles. Please note that oversized vehicles or trailers may need to park in designated areas.
Is WiFi available?
Yes, high-speed WiFi is provided throughout the property. The network name and password are included in your welcome packet upon arrival.
Are pets allowed?
Please check the house rules for pet policy details. Some properties allow pets with prior approval and a pet fee. Service animals are always welcome.
What is the cancellation policy?
Free cancellation is available up to 48 hours before check-in for a full refund. Cancellations within 48 hours of check-in are subject to a one-night charge. No-shows are charged the full booking amount.
What amenities are included?
The property includes a fully equipped kitchen, washer/dryer, heating and cooling, and essential toiletries. Please check the amenities list on the listing page for the complete list.
How do I get directions to the property?
The property is located at 31008 N Dome Dr., Coarsegold, CA 93614. Detailed directions including GPS coordinates will be sent in your booking confirmation email.
Is there a minimum stay requirement?
Yes, the minimum stay is 2 nights. Longer stays may qualify for discounted rates.
What should I bring?
We provide bed linens, towels, basic kitchen supplies, and toiletries. We recommend bringing personal items, groceries for your stay, and appropriate clothing for the season. In winter, bring warm layers for outdoor activities.
Are there attractions nearby?
Absolutely! The property is near Yosemite National Park (45 min to 1 hr), Bass Lake (15-20 min), hiking trails, wineries, and many restaurants. Check our Activities page for a full list of nearby attractions and things to do.
Things to Do Near Sierra Mountain View Retreat updated
97 activitiesNational Parks & Monuments
Yosemite National Park
Iconic granite cliffs, waterfalls, giant sequoias, and world-class hiking trails.
Yosemite Valley
Heart of Yosemite featuring Half Dome, El Capitan, and Yosemite Falls.
Mariposa Grove (Giant Sequoias)
Home to over 500 mature giant sequoias including the famous Grizzly Giant.
Glacier Point
Breathtaking viewpoint overlooking Yosemite Valley, Half Dome, and High Sierra peaks.
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks
Home to General Sherman Tree (world's largest) and dramatic canyon landscapes.
Devils Postpile National Monument
Unique columnar basalt formation and Rainbow Falls along the San Joaquin River.
Lakes & Water Activities
Bass Lake
Popular mountain lake with swimming, boating, fishing, and waterfront dining.
Millerton Lake State Recreation Area
Large reservoir perfect for boating, waterskiing, fishing, and camping.
Shaver Lake
High Sierra lake offering fishing, boating, kayaking, and scenic mountain views.
Learn more →Huntington Lake
Pristine alpine lake surrounded by granite peaks, great for sailing and fishing.
Pine Flat Lake
Sprawling reservoir with excellent bass fishing and water sports opportunities.
Courtright & Wishon Reservoirs
Remote high-country lakes perfect for peaceful fishing and kayaking.
Tenaya Lake
Stunning alpine lake in Yosemite with crystal-clear water and granite shorelines.
Black Hawk Lake
Scenic community lake for peaceful walks, fishing, and quiet mountain views.
Learn more →Hiking & Nature Trails
Lewis Creek Trail
Beautiful waterfall hike through oak woodland and historic mining areas.
Nelder Grove (Shadow of the Giants Trail)
Peaceful giant sequoia grove with self-guided interpretive trail.
Mist Trail to Vernal Fall
Iconic steep trail alongside rushing waterfall with spectacular granite views.
Mirror Lake Trail
Easy loop trail offering reflections of Half Dome in seasonal lake.
Sentinel Dome Trail
Moderate hike to panoramic 360-degree views of Yosemite's high country.
Kaiser Wilderness Trails
Backcountry trails through pristine Sierra Nevada wilderness and alpine lakes.
Dinkey Lakes Wilderness
Network of trails through granite landscapes dotted with alpine lakes.
Fresno Dome Trail
Moderate climb to granite dome summit with sweeping Sierra Nevada vistas.
Stagecoach Trail
Historic trail route with rolling terrain and classic Sierra foothill scenery.
Learn more →Blue Heron Lake Trail
Loop-style lake trail with nature views, birdwatching, and easy walking sections.
Learn more →Revis Mountain Trail Complex
Trail network with varied terrain for hiking and mountain biking.
Learn more →Goat Mountain Trail
Quiet foothill trail with panoramic views of the San Joaquin Valley and Sierra.
Family Activities & Attractions
Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad
Historic narrow-gauge railroad offering scenic rides through Sierra forest.
Fresno Chaffee Zoo
Accredited zoo featuring African Adventure, Sea Lion Cove, and stingray bay.
Island Waterpark
Large water park with slides, wave pool, lazy river, and splash zones.
Bass Lake Water Sports Rentals
Rent paddleboards, kayaks, jet skis, and boats for family lake fun.
Children's Museum of the Sierra
Interactive exhibits focused on local history, nature, and hands-on learning.
Sky High Extreme Air Sports
Indoor trampoline park with dodgeball, foam pits, and climbing walls.
Fresno Discovery Center
Hands-on science center with interactive exhibits for children.
Forestiere Underground Gardens
Unique underground complex of rooms, gardens, and passageways hand-carved into earth.
Bass Lake Boat Cruises
Family-friendly scenic lake cruises with wildlife spotting and mountain views.
Wineries, Breweries & Tasting Rooms
Idle Hour Winery
Family-owned mountain winery with tastings and scenic vineyard views.
South Gate Brewing Company
Local craft brewery featuring rotating taps and mountain-casual atmosphere.
Three Rivers Brewing
Craft brewery near Sequoia with outdoor seating and mountain views.
Tioga-Sequoia Brewing Company
Popular brewpub with diverse beer selection and full kitchen.
Madera Wine Trail
Collection of boutique wineries offering tastings of locally-produced wines.
Full Circle Brewing
Award-winning craft brewery with taproom and beer garden.
Historic Towns & Villages
Oakhurst
Gateway community to Yosemite with shops, restaurants, and visitor services.
Mariposa
Gold Rush town with historic Main Street, mining museum, and county courthouse.
North Fork
Small mountain community with local eateries and gateway to Sierra trails.
Bass Lake Village
Lakeside community with shops, restaurants, and water activity rentals.
Fish Camp
Historic railroad town at Yosemite's south entrance with vintage charm.
Ahwahnee
Quiet mountain hamlet with local artisan shops and rural character.
Sanger
Charming farm town known as “Nation’s Christmas Tree City” with murals.
Clovis Old Town
Historic district with antique shops, rodeo grounds, and Friday night markets.
Skiing & Winter Sports
China Peak Mountain Resort
Full-service ski resort with varied terrain, snowboarding, and snow play areas.
Badger Pass Ski Area
California's oldest ski area offering downhill and cross-country skiing.
Yosemite Cross-Country Ski Center
Nordic skiing trails through stunning winter landscapes at Badger Pass.
Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center
Cross-country ski trails and snowshoe routes near Mammoth Lakes area.
Snow tubing at China Peak
Dedicated tubing hill with groomed lanes – no experience needed.
Museums & Cultural Attractions
California State Mining and Mineral Museum
Extensive collection of gold, gems, minerals, and mining equipment displays.
Mariposa Museum & History Center
Gold Rush era artifacts, pioneer exhibits, and local history collections.
Fresno Art Museum
Contemporary and modern art exhibitions with focus on Mexican and American art.
Legion of Valor Museum
Military history museum honoring Medal of Honor recipients with artifacts.
Woodward Park Shinzen Japanese Garden
Authentic Japanese garden with koi ponds, bridges, and peaceful walking paths.
Meux Home Museum
Victorian-era mansion offering guided tours of 1890s family life.
Fresno County Blossom Trail
Self-guided driving route through blooming orchards and vineyards.
Yosemite Museum
Native American cultural exhibits and historic park photography collections.
Ansel Adams Gallery
Fine art photography gallery featuring Adams' iconic Yosemite landscapes.
Dining & Entertainment
Ducey's on the Lake
Waterfront dining with lake views, casual American cuisine, and bar.
Learn more →The Pines Resort
Lakeside resort with multiple dining options and live entertainment.
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Erna's Elderberry House
Upscale French-California cuisine in elegant Chateau setting.
Learn more →Yosemite Falls Cafe
Local favorite breakfast spot with hearty portions and friendly service.
The Yosemite Grill
Neighborhood grill near Yosemite Lakes Park serving casual mountain-area dining.
Fairway Cafe
Cafe by the golf course with breakfast and lunch service.
Harvest Garden Cafe
Casual cafe featuring fresh menu options in Yosemite Springs Plaza.
Wild Fig Kitchen
Popular brunch-style kitchen with rotating daytime menu.
Tower District (Fresno)
Arts and entertainment district with theaters, live music venues, and restaurants.
The Ahwahnee Dining Room
Historic grand dining room with soaring ceilings and fine dining experience.
Chukchansi Gold Resort & Casino
Full-service casino with gaming, dining, entertainment, and events.
Learn more →Savoury's Restaurant
Farm-to-table dining featuring seasonal Central Valley ingredients.
Pete's Place (Oakhurst)
Beloved local diner with burgers, shakes, and classic American comfort food.
Shopping
Raley's O-N-E Market (Oakhurst)
Full-service grocery with organic options and mountain community feel.
Learn more →Fig Garden Village
Upscale outdoor shopping center with boutiques, dining, and services.
River Park Shopping Center
Large retail complex with major stores, restaurants, and entertainment.
Fashion Fair Mall
Regional shopping mall with department stores and specialty retailers.
Vintage Press Antiques
Multi-dealer antique shop with Gold Rush era collectibles and vintage finds.
Oakhurst Farmers Market
Local produce, artisan goods, and crafts from mountain community vendors.
Adventure Sports & Outdoor Recreation
Yosemite Ziplines & Adventure Ranch
Zipline canopy tours through Sierra forest with multiple line courses.
Rock Climbing in Yosemite
World-renowned granite walls including El Capitan for all skill levels.
Whitewater Rafting on Merced River
Class III-IV rapids through scenic Sierra foothills and canyons.
Kings River Rafting
Exciting whitewater adventures ranging from family-friendly to extreme rapids.
Mountain Biking Trails
Extensive network of trails from beginner to advanced in Sierra National Forest.
Horseback Riding Tours
Guided trail rides through mountain meadows and forest at various stables.
ATV/OHV Trails
Off-highway vehicle trails through Sierra National Forest terrain.
Paragliding at Clovis
Tandem paragliding flights offering aerial views of Sierra Nevada foothills.
Stargazing (dark-sky area)
Minimal light pollution makes the cabin area ideal for viewing the Milky Way.
Golf Courses
YLP 9-hole Golf Course
Nine-hole course at Yosemite Lakes Park with Sierra foothill views.
River Creek Golf Course
Nine-hole mountain course with scenic views and challenging terrain.
Madera Municipal Golf Course
18-hole public course with tree-lined fairways and reasonable rates.
Fig Garden Golf Club
Private championship course with mature trees and manicured greens.
Riverside Golf Course
Public 18-hole course along San Joaquin River with water hazards.
Sherwood Forest Golf Club
Public course set among orchards with affordable rates and practice facilities.