




Prices in other currencies are estimates. You’re charged in USD.
Set among the pines at Tenaya at Yosemite, this Cottage welcomes up to four guests and combines accessible design with comfortable, climate-controlled living. The room’s sleeping area features blackout drapes, heating and air conditioning, and premium bedding including Egyptian cotton sheets and pillowtop mattresses for a restful stay.
Sleeping arrangements include one King bed and one Queen bed, thoughtfully appointed with hypo-allergenic bedding and bathrobes. The private bathroom supplies free toiletries, shampoo, soap, a hair dryer, towels and toilet paper, and the accommodation offers low-height counters, sinks, desks, door locks and a low-height view port for enhanced accessibility. Wheelchair-width doorways and wheelchair accessibility ensure ease of movement for guests who need it.
In-room conveniences make for an easy stay: a 40-inch LCD TV with premium channels and pay movies, a coffee and tea maker, a refrigerator and complimentary bottled water. Guests also benefit from resort inclusions such as complimentary Wi‑Fi, access to the resort pools and spas, and full use of the Fitness Room and Ascent Spa steam and sauna facilities as noted in resort amenities. Business center access, toll-free/local calls and a daily newspaper are also part of the resort offerings. Room service is available during limited hours, and on-site dining and activities await just steps from your cottage when you’re ready to explore the Sierra foothills and nearby Yosemite country.





























This cottage has 1 Queen Bed and 1 King Bed and sleeps up to four guests. The bedding is premium: Egyptian cotton sheets, pillowtop mattresses and hypo-allergenic linens, with blackout drapes for sleeping in after a day in the park. Two couples, friends travelling together or a family of four can all settle in comfortably.
Yes. The room is designed with accessibility in mind: wheelchair-width doorways, a low-height bed, counter and sink, a low-height desk, a low-height door lock and view port in the door, and a closed-captioned TV. It is a good fit for guests who want a cottage stay at Tenaya at Yosemite with easier movement around the room.
It is a private bathroom with a shower, stocked with free toiletries, shampoo, soap, towels, toilet paper and a hair dryer. Bathrobes are provided too, and the sink and counter are low-height.
The daily resort fee covers Wi-Fi, overnight self-parking, two bottles of water daily, access to the resort pools and spas, the Fitness Room, and the steam rooms and saunas in Ascent Spa. It also includes business center access, toll-free and local calls, and a daily newspaper. In the room itself you will find a 40-inch LCD TV with premium channels, pay movies, a coffee and tea maker, a refrigerator and free bottled water.
Room service runs on limited hours. Guests in the Cottages order takeout from Jackalope's Bar and Grill for pickup by calling (559) 692-8948, while delivery to the room is offered to guests in Lodge Rooms. On-site shuttles connect the Cottages with the Main Lodge, and Timberloft Pizzeria (seasonal) is located at the Cottages.
Tenaya at Yosemite has five on-site dining venues. Jackalope's Bar & Grill serves breakfast, lunch and dinner daily from 6:30 AM to 10 PM. The seasonal options include Timberloft Pizzeria with brick-oven pizzas, Gold Rush Barbecue outdoors under the pines, and the poolside Bearfoot Bar, open daily 12 PM to 8 PM with a kids' menu. Embers is the resort's finer-dining restaurant, so check its current opening before you plan a dinner there.
Yes, the resort is family-friendly. There are one indoor and three outdoor pools, including a zero-entry kids' splash pool with mushroom water features and a wading pool. Four guests fit comfortably with the king and queen beds, and the Ascent Spa has a fitness center and relaxation lounge for the adults.
The resort is about two miles from Yosemite's South Entrance. The Mariposa Grove of Giant Sequoias is roughly 3 miles away, and the Tenaya Loop trail starts adjacent to the lodge. Yosemite Valley is about 33 miles, or roughly an hour's drive. Bass Lake is about 15 miles away for swimming and kayaking.
Fresno Yosemite International Airport is about 62 miles away, roughly a 1 hour 20 minute drive. There is no gas station in Fish Camp, so fill up before you arrive. A car is effectively needed from October through April, as the YARTS bus runs seasonally. Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Bring a photo ID and credit card, and note the resort is fully cashless.
Pets need prior approval, as the resort accepts a limited number. A one-time non-refundable fee of $125 per reservation covers up to two dogs, with a third dog for an extra $25. Dogs must be leashed or held in public areas. Cats are not permitted, and service animals are always welcome but must be declared at the front desk.
vs. sites like Expedia, Hotels.com and other OTAs ·