Yosemite National Park lodging Bed & Breakfast

A Yosemite National Park area bed and breakfast ranch

A Yosemite National Park bed breakfast near Groveland Highway 120

A Yosemite National Park bed & breakfast lodging

A Yosemite National Park bed breakfast close to Yosemite National Park

A Yosemite National Park bed and breakfast plus cabin near Yosemite National Park

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A unique Yosemite Lodging Bed & Breakfast

Yosmite Rose lodging is situated on a 210 acre ranch along the old stage coach route to Yosemite National Park. This Yosemite National Park lodging bed & breakfast Italianate Victorian retreat is located on highway 120 just 7 miles East of Groveland.

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Yosemite National Park Lodging Bed & Breakfasts
Yosemite Rose - A Yosemite Lodging Bed & Breakfast

This late 1800's 'Italianate Revival' Victorian bed and breakfast lodging took 3 years to build and is a replica of a famous Bay Area mansion that is now a museum. The retreat is situated off the old stage coach run to Yosemite and is approximately 20 minutes from the park just off Highway 120, which is the most direct route from the Bay Area and San Francisco airport.

The retreat lies on 210 quiet acres bordering the Stanislaus National Forest. Surrounded by grand oaks, towering pines, fresh-water ponds, and a new and developing olive orchard, the facilities include: the manor house, a fully-equipped country cottage, horse stables, and an arena.

If you are inclined to walk the acreage, you may see a gray heron catching its morning meal at the pond or perhaps a herd of deer sleeping in the tall grass or possibly a bear lumbering in the distance. Off-road trails lead down the canyon to the Tuolumne and Clavey Rivers 2000 feet below, inviting hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking.

Local activities abound, from swimming, golfing, hiking, horse trail rides, river rafting, and mining for gold, or just plain relaxing. Spend evenings watching the meteors sweep across the night sky, or take an early morning hike to the knoll to watch the sunrise over the Yosemite and the High Sierra Mountains.

COMPLIMENTARY AMENITIES

Yosemite Rose - a Yosemite National Park lodging bed breakfast

Full Country Breakfast - for guests in the manor house only

Billiard room - cold beverage service

Afternoon tea - on request.

In-room telephone - on request. (Long distant - credit card only).

Wireless internet.

Dining reservations - placed at local restuarants upon request.

Special dietary requests - with 48 hours notice.

Evening turndown service.

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22830 Ferretti Rd, Groveland, CA 95321
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	This late 1800's 'Italianate Revival' Victorian bed and breakfast lodging took 3 years to build and is a replica of a famous Bay Area mansion that is now a museum. The retreat is situated off the old stage coach run to Yosemite and is approximately 20 minutes from the park just off Highway 120, which is the most direct route from the Bay Area and San Francisco airport.
	The retreat lies on 210 quiet acres bordering the Stanislaus National Forest. Surrounded by grand oaks, towering pines, fresh-water ponds, and a new and developing olive orchard, the facilities include: the manor house, a fully-equipped country cottage, horse stables, and an arena.
	If you are inclined to walk the acreage, you may see a gray heron catching its morning meal at the pond or perhaps a herd of deer sleeping in the tall grass or possibly a bear lumbering in the distance. Off-road trails lead down the canyon to the Tuolumne and Clavey Rivers 2000 feet below, inviting hiking, horseback riding, and mountain biking.
	Local activities abound, from swimming, golfing, hiking, horse trail rides, river rafting, and mining for gold, or just plain relaxing. Spend evenings watching the meteors sweep across the night sky, or take an early morning hike to the knoll to watch the sunrise over the Yosemite and the High Sierra Mountains.