New Log Cabin in Yosemite!

New Log Cabin in Yosemite at the Redwoods

01.04.2018

Winter in Yosemite is something special. No crowds, incredible hiking and snowshoe trails, your own log cabin in the woods … Yep, you can actually stay right inside the national park. The Redwoods In Yosemite has over 115 cabin options privately set in historic Wawona and within walking distance to outdoor adventures from trails to tubing hills.

From romantic and small, to larger units for families or groups, they’re all cozy—including the newest offering, a wonderful log home for up to 10 guests—a multi-room wood-and-windows retreat with a stone fireplace, spa tub, and modern kitchen. Whichever cabin you choose, explore nearby trails and attractions by day—including dog-friendly Meadow Loop—or make the short and scenic drive to the valley and iconic sites like Half Dome and El Capitan.

Then retreat to your cabin to cook a feast, sip some wine, and hang out by the fireplace. Or warm your bones in the patio hot tub while soaking in the scenery. There are pet-friendly cabins, too! Choose 20% OFF of your entire stay or get a complimentary third night. Either choice gets you a Yosemite Park pass, too. Ahhh-some.

SAVE 20%: Use couple code COZYCABIN and save 20% or get a third night free. Call (855) 802-3132 to book your special (conditions apply) or book online.

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