Cozy Cabin 6 Retreat in Mammoth Lakes, California
Difficulty
easy
Duration
Flexible — multi-day stay
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as the cabin stay requires no physical exertion; optional nearby activities may vary.
Overview
Experience comfort and nature combined at Cabin 6 in Mammoth Lakes. Perfect for small groups, this rustic cabin offers a cozy retreat in California’s stunning Sierra Nevada.
Cabin 6
Sleeps 3 • Rustic Cabin • Pet Friendly! • From $159 Per Night
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About This Adventure
Experience the charm of a rustic cabin that accommodates up to three guests. Enjoy a cozy atmosphere with a wood-burning stove, a kitchenette for cooking, and comfortable sleeping arrangements. With nearby restrooms and pet-friendly options, this unique getaway offers a memorable retreat into nature. Perfect for a peaceful escape!
- Cabin Style: Rustic Cabin
- Minimum Stay: 1 Night(s)
- Sleeps up to: 3 People
- Number of rooms: 1
- Number of beds: 2
- Bed 1: Double bed
- Bed 2: Single bed
- Bathroom: No. Restrooms are located in the shower house and the dining room. Flush toilets are located a short walk from the cabin.
- Kitchen: A kitchenette with a dining area. An assortment of pots, pans, cooking utensils, dishes and silverware are provided. An electric coffee maker is provided with filters and coffee. Dish soap and towels are provided for you.
- Refrigerator: Studio size refrigerator with a small freezer.
- Cooking: Studio size 4 burner gas range with oven and broiler.
- Microwave: No
- Heat: This cabin has a wood burning stove for heat, with wood and kindling provided.
- Pets: Pets are allowed at a rate of $20 per pet per night.
- Linens: Linens are provided for your stay.
Check-In Time: 4pm Check-Out Time: 11am
Rates:
- From $159 Per Night
Adventure Tips
Pack layers for variable mountain weather
Temperatures can shift quickly, especially at higher elevations, so bring warm and breathable clothing.
Respect pet policies
Cabin 6 is pet-friendly, but always clean up after your pet to keep the area welcoming for all guests.
Use wood-burning stove safely
Make sure to follow lodge instructions when operating the stove to prevent accidents and preserve warmth.
Prepare for limited cell service
Cell reception can be spotty; download maps and necessary information beforehand.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Mule deer
- Black bears (rare sightings, exercise caution)
History
Mammoth Lakes grew as a mining town before evolving into a destination for outdoor enthusiasts and ski lovers.
Conservation
Rock Creek Lodge practices sustainable tourism by encouraging low-impact stays to protect the fragile mountain environment.
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Recommended Gear
Warm layered clothing
Layers help adjust to changing temperatures from day to night.
fall specific
Flashlight or headlamp
Useful for navigating paths and the cabin at night safely.
Hiking boots
Good traction for wet and uneven trails nearby.
spring specific
Portable phone charger
Keep devices charged, especially with limited cell service in the area.