Bass Lake Cabin & Yosemite Area Guidebook
Food scene
Everything I’ve ever eaten here was great! I love their garlic fries and craft beers.
281 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Southgate Brewing Company
40233 Enterprise DrEverything I’ve ever eaten here was great! I love their garlic fries and craft beers.
Iconic Bass Lake dining by the lake.
181 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Ducey's On the Lake & Ducey's Bar & Grill
39255 Marina DrIconic Bass Lake dining by the lake.
Into spicy, try the Chucky Burger. Jalapeños not your thing, try the classic Stag Burger. Wash it down with several IPA options on tap.
The fries are good, but the onion rings are awesome! Can’t decide, ask for half and half.
25 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Buckhorn Saloon & Restaurant
32992 Rd 222Into spicy, try the Chucky Burger. Jalapeños not your thing, try the classic Stag Burger. Wash it down with several IPA options on tap.
The fries are good, but the onion rings are awesome! Can’t decide, ask for half and half.
Red Barn Coffee Co
33173 Rd 222Forks burgers are a classic! Skip the fries and go with the onion rings.
117 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
The Forks Resort
39150 Rd 222Forks burgers are a classic! Skip the fries and go with the onion rings.
Neighborhoods
Wishon is located at the south end of Bass Lake. It’s quiet and packed with wildlife. The residential area is sometimes referred to as the Bass Lake Annex.
Wishon
Wishon is located at the south end of Bass Lake. It’s quiet and packed with wildlife. The residential area is sometimes referred to as the Bass Lake Annex.
Small town with gas, groceries, and a few eateries.
25 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
North Fork
Small town with gas, groceries, and a few eateries.
About a 25 minute drive from the cabin, there’s lots of options for dining, groceries, retail, and even laundry if you’re staying for an extended period.
90 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Oakhurst
About a 25 minute drive from the cabin, there’s lots of options for dining, groceries, retail, and even laundry if you’re staying for an extended period.
Activity
Boat and canoe rentals. Note: Miller’s operates seasonally.
35 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Millers Landing
Boat and canoe rentals. Note: Miller’s operates seasonally.
Water sport equipment and boat rentals rentals. Located on the North East side of the lake.
75 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bass Lake Boat Rentals and Watersports
54406 Rd 432Water sport equipment and boat rentals rentals. Located on the North East side of the lake.
Goat Mountain Trail
Teaford Saddle RoadWillow Creek Trailhead
Road 432Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad
56001 CA-41Sierra Mono Museum is closed until August 2019
33103 Rd 228Mono Hot Springs Resort
70000 Edison Lake RdLewis Creek Trail
Cedar Valley DriveThere are a wide variety of hiking trails in the Bass Lake area.
294 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Bass Lake
There are a wide variety of hiking trails in the Bass Lake area.
Check out some beautiful views on horseback.
38 Recomendado por los habitantes de la zona
Yosemite Trails Horseback Adventures
7910 Jackson RdCheck out some beautiful views on horseback.
Yosemite Axe Throw
40761 CA-41Chukchansi Gold Resort Casino
711 Lucky LnBlue Sky Massage & Bodywork
40258 California 41Creekside Healing and Ashiatsu
40879 California 41Schedule a massage or facial, you deserve it.
Sightseeing
Parque Nacional de Yosemite
Mariposa Grove
Arch Rock Interpretive Site (minor)
Minarets RoadShadow of the Giants National Recreational Trail
6S90Fresno Flats Historical Park
49777 High School RdBass Lake California Crane Valley Dam
37598-37002 229A RdPark and walk across the top of the dam.
Nelder Grove
Globe Rock
Whisky Falls Campground
Redinger Lake
Red Rock Falls
Short loop with a fairly easy trail that features placards with local history of mono native Americans and local plants and trees. The best part is the view of the lake from a giant granite formation that also has Indian grinding stones.
Mono
MonoShort loop with a fairly easy trail that features placards with local history of mono native Americans and local plants and trees. The best part is the view of the lake from a giant granite formation that also has Indian grinding stones.