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Where to stay in Groveland?

1. Yosemite Westgate Lodge
Yosemite Westgate Lodge
2. The Groveland Hotel
The Groveland Hotel
3. Buck Meadows Lodge
Buck Meadows Lodge
4. Rush Creek Lodge and Spa at Yosemite
Rush Creek Lodge and Spa at Yosemite
5. Tiny House Village
Tiny House Village
6. Evergreen Lodge Yosemite
Evergreen Lodge Yosemite
7. Firefall Ranch Yosemite
Firefall Ranch Yosemite
8. Access to Pine Mountain Lake: Family Cabin w/ Deck
Access to Pine Mountain Lake: Family Cabin w/ Deck
9. Cedar Lodge
Cedar Lodge
10. Yosemite Bug Rustic Mountain Resort
Yosemite Bug Rustic Mountain Resort
11. Best Western Plus Sonora Oaks Hotel & Conference Center
Best Western Plus Sonora Oaks Hotel & Conference Center
12. Hotel Lumberjack
Hotel Lumberjack
13. Chicken Ranch Casino Resort
Chicken Ranch Casino Resort
14. Yosemite View Lodge
Yosemite View Lodge
15. The Hotel at Black Oak Casino Resort
The Hotel at Black Oak Casino Resort
16. Indian Flat RV Park - Tent Cabins & Cottages
Indian Flat RV Park - Tent Cabins & Cottages
17. Historic Sonora Inn
Historic Sonora Inn
18. Heritage Inn Yosemite/Sonora
Heritage Inn Yosemite/Sonora
19. The Inn on Knowles Hill
The Inn on Knowles Hill
20. Yosemite Valley Lodge
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Learn more about Groveland
Raise a glass at the Iron Door Saloon, where California's oldest continuously operating watering hole serves history alongside cold beer. Pine Mountain Lake offers a serene escape with its marina and golf course for those seeking relaxation before adventure. The town serves as the perfect basecamp for exploring Yosemite National Park through either the Big Oak Flat or Hetch Hetchy entrances. Local tour operators can guide even novice hikers to spectacular vistas that explain why John Muir fell in love with these mountains. Don Pedro Reservoir beckons with its expansive waters for fishing and boating when Yosemite's crowds become too much. This tiny mountain community of just 540 souls somehow manages to welcome thousands without losing its frontier character.








































































































