3 Br Cabin Vacation Rental In Groveland, California

Welcome to the Black Goose Resort! Family friendly, and just 26 miles from Yosemite’s park entrance!

- Fully renovated, with all-new furniture and appliances
- 2 queen beds, and a queen pull-out couch
- Toys and games for children
Baby supplies
- High chair
- 2 pack-and-plays (baby cribs)
- sippy cups, diapers, & more!

All that Pine Mountain Lake has to offer:
- Guarded, gated community
- Lake access with paddle boats, kayaks, and sail boats
- Horse-back riding
- Fishing
- Golf
And more!

Guests have access to the entire property.

We have small children, so we cater to families!

What we supply:
- Board games
- Children’s toys
- Tire swing
- Giant Connect Four Game
- Upper and lower deck patio seating areas
- Baby Monitors
- Bidets
- Binoculars
- Beach wagon with 3 large lake floaters
- 6 camping chairs
- Beach umbrella
- 2 baby gates
- 2 bath robes
- BBQ
- BBQ supplies
- Table fire pit
- 2 kids life jackets
- Laundry supplies
- Beach towels
- 2 pack-in-plays
- Espresso machine
- Tea Kettle
- Foosball table
- small TV box for any streaming service
- A fully stocked kitchen full of all brand-new items

And we are accustomed to living abroad, so enjoy bidets, blackout curtains, and just enjoying making yourself some wonderful food from the comfort of the kitchen.

A $50 charge for parking applies to guests per stay. When you check in at the front gate, your parking pass will be given. Parking covers use of the lake, the pool, fishing, and anywhere in the Pine Mountain Lake area.

Once you have your parking pass, you have access to everything the that Pine Mountain Lake has to offer—the restaurants, the grill on the lake in the summer, fine dining restaurant on the golf course, the heated neighborhood pool with a candy shop, the fishing pond, kayak, sail and jet/motor boat rentals on the lake (five minutes from the house)—everything. We also provide camping chairs, a beach wagon, beach towels, lake Floaties, a beach umbrella, binoculars, sleds and ice skates for going down the sledding hill in the winter, the works.

Horseback riding is available for an extra charge, as well as the golf course. If you would like to have easier access to get to the park, the YARTS bus system is about a 15 minute drive from the cabin at Buck Meadows restaurant. We go there often to charge our EV car, and it’s a fun little restaurant:-). There are plenty of restaurants in town, five minutes away, and most of them stay open until nine.

We have pretty much everything: Shampoo, conditioner, body soap, as well as Q-tips, blow dryers, feminine hygiene pads, cotton rounds, spices, sunscreen, bug spray, coffee items, and basic cooking supplies.

The horse stables are about a five minute drive from the house. The front gate can give you a map, but you can also just find it on your phone. They have instructors there who can help you sign up. It’s about $60 per ride, per person.

And Groveland and Pine Mountain Lake are very easy to navigate around, once you get here. It’s in the mountains, but it’s actually pretty established and inaccessible! We and our kids love it here, and it’s a great place to visit. There’s so much to do in between visiting the park.

NO SMOKING ON THE PROPERTY. An extra $250 cleaning fee will be charged for any smoking on the property.

No parties. We are a family-friendly home.

We live in the middle of the wilderness! There are critters and bugs. But when the doors are closed, they tend to stay outside. We will see deer, turkeys, and lots of wildlife on a daily basis!

We live off of a quiet street next to a vacant lot, so enjoy a beautiful mountain view with lots of large trees in the backyard. Kids can wander down the hill to a seasonal creek, and pan for gold with our gold pan, or swing on the tire spring in the trees. We can’t wait for you to stay at the Black Goose Resort, up here in Yosemite!

We can’t wait to have you stay and cozy up next to the fireplace! Relax after a long day of hiking or just enjoy your time at Pine Mountain Lake, and all our amenities the HOA has to offer! We’ll see you very soon! For 2025, Reservations Will be Required to Enter Yosemite National Park during certain periods.
A reservation will be required to drive into or through Yosemite National Park on some days from May 24 through September 1, 2025, for those driving into the park between 6 am and 2 pm as follows:

May 24 through May 26 (Memorial Day weekend): A reservation is required from 6 am to 2 pm on Saturday through Monday.

June 15 through August 15: A reservation is required from 6 am to 2 pm every day.

August 30 through September 1 (Labor Day weekend): A reservation is required from 6 am to 2 pm on Saturday through Monday.

Driving through the park will also require a reservation if entering between 6 am and 2 pm. If you are planning to visit after peak hours, please do not arrive before 2 pm; vehicles blocking roads will be cited.

Outside of these times, reservations are not necessary. And check out our Instagram for updates on things to do, restaurants, and more! @theblackgooseresort

Groveland is home to this cabin. The area's natural beauty can be seen at Pine Mountain Lake and Mary Laveroni Community Park, while Northern Mariposa County History Center and Sierra Repertory Theater are cultural highlights. Railtown 1897 State Historic Park and Mother Lode Fairgrounds are also worth visiting.