Granite Tranquility - Sauna, Fireplace & Trails

Summary:

Cedar warms the air as you step out of your private sauna, then sink into the sectional by the stone gas fireplace while tall pines fill the windows. Granite Tranquility sits on a quiet cul-de-sac at the top of Yosemite West, inside the National Park gates, with trails at the end of the street climbing to a fire lookout tower and dropping to remote meadows. Two bedrooms with brand new queen beds sleep 6, and a deck grill sets up easy dinners under the trees.



The Space:

Morning light pours through tall windows beneath a vaulted wood ceiling, and the only thing outside is forest. Granite Tranquility is a two-story, cabin-style home on a quiet cul-de-sac at the top of Yosemite West, inside the National Park gates. Spend the day on trails that start at the end of the street, then come home to a cedar sauna, a crackling gas fireplace, and a stack of board games for the whole family. In the off-seasons, deer and bears, or their tracks, have been spotted right from the deck and windows.



Key Features

• Sleeps 6 guests

• 2 bedrooms | 1 bathroom

• Private cedar sauna on the basement level

• Stacked stone gas fireplace with wood mantel

• Vaulted wood plank ceiling and tall windows framing the forest

• Brand new queen beds as of November 2025

• Oversize jetted tub and shower combo

• Wood deck with gas grill, umbrella picnic table, and extra chairs

• Kitchen with granite counters, cherry cabinets, and a coffee nook

• Nintendo Wii, DVD player, movie library, board games, and puzzles

• Wireless internet and a laptop friendly workspace

• Entryway room with hooks and racks for boots and hiking poles

• Parking for up to 3 vehicles

• Quiet cul-de-sac at the top of Yosemite West, inside the National Park gates



Sleeping Arrangements

Total occupancy: 6 guests

Total beds: 4



With two queen rooms and a bunk bed for the kids, the layout works beautifully for a family or two couples traveling together.



Bedroom 1 features a brand new queen bed with a tufted headboard, crisp white nightstands, and a large window looking straight into the Yosemite forest. An Ansel Adams print on the wall sets the tone, making this a peaceful retreat for parents or a couple.



Bedroom 2 pairs a brand new queen bed with a dark wood twin bunk bed, so the whole family can share one room. A window looks out toward the balcony and trees, and the room opens right onto the dining area, ideal for kids and the grown-ups keeping an eye on them.



Bathrooms

The full bathroom is built for busy mornings, with twin sinks, a separate toilet room, and mosaic tile accents. After a long hike, soak in the oversize jetted corner tub beneath a window filled with pine trees and blue sky, with a handheld shower for an easy rinse.



Living Areas

The living room is the heart of the home, with a large sectional sofa, an orange accent armchair, and floor to ceiling windows rising toward a vaulted wood ceiling. Gather around the stacked stone gas fireplace for movie night with the Nintendo Wii, DVD player, and a library of films in every genre, including kids' favorites. Dozens of board games and puzzles keep cozy evenings going long after dinner.



Kitchen & Dining

The well-stocked kitchen features cherry cabinets, granite counters, and stainless appliances, including a range with hood, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, and kettle. A glass bistro table with two stools forms a coffee nook where someone can keep the cook company, and a door leads straight out to the deck. The dining table seats six in the open center of the home, right beside the gas fireplace. Children's dinnerware is on hand for little ones.



Cedar Sauna

Down on the basement level, a private cedar sauna fills the air with its warm, woody fragrance. Wide slatted benches, a wooden bucket and ladle, and a changing bench outside make it the perfect way to loosen muscles after a day of hiking, skiing, or snowshoeing.



Deck & Grill

Step out to the long wood deck with white railings for meals among the treetops. A gas grill, a picnic table with benches under a red umbrella, and extra chairs set the scene for evening barbecues and lingering conversation in the forest air.



Surrounding Areas

• Trails at the end of the street lead up to a fire lookout tower

• The same trails wind down to remote meadows

• Trail connections to the Deer Camp backpacking trailhead

• Location inside the Yosemite National Park gates

• Deer and bears, or their tracks, spotted from the home in the off-seasons

• Winter skiing and snowshoeing



Guest Access:

Guests have the entire home to themselves, including the basement-level cedar sauna, the deck with gas grill, and the entryway room for storing boots and hiking poles. A wooden staircase leads up to the front deck entry, and the path to the entrance is lit at night. Self check-in is by lockbox or keypad, with details shared before arrival. The paved driveway offers parking for up to 3 vehicles. An electric vehicle outlet is available for $20 per day; guests must bring their own charging cable.



The Neighborhood:

Granite Tranquility sits on a quiet cul-de-sac at the top of Yosemite West, a forested mountain community inside the Yosemite National Park gates. Trails at the end of the street climb to a fire lookout tower, descend to remote meadows, and connect to the Deer Camp backpacking trailhead. In the off-seasons, deer and bears, or their tracks, have been seen right from the home.



Getting Around:

A car is the best way to explore the area, and the driveway offers parking for up to 3 vehicles. Trails begin at the end of the street, so you can head out on foot right from the door. Mountain roads can see snow and ice in winter, so check current road conditions before you travel and come prepared for winter driving.



Other Things to Note:

• Check-in begins at 4:00 PM, and check-out is by 10:00 AM.

• No pets allowed.

• Maximum occupancy is 6 guests.

• Every reservation includes accidental damage protection for added peace of mind.

• No smoking, parties, or events are permitted anywhere on the premises.

• Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. All guests shall abide by the good neighbor policy and shall not engage in illegal activity.

• Minimum stay is 2 nights, and the minimum age to book is 21.

• An electric vehicle outlet is available for $20 per day; guests must bring their own charging cable.

• Frequent power outages occur in the area, and no compensation will be offered for them. Please come prepared.

• Mountain roads can see snow and ice in winter. Check current road conditions before you travel and come prepared for winter driving.

• Additional fees and taxes may apply.