This Package includes one night at The Pines Bass Lake ($200), a patio boat from Miller's Landing ($610) and 4 tickets to the Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad ($100).

The Pines at Bass Lake

Enjoy a one-night stay at The Pines Resort in Bass Lake. It's the ultimate spot for a fun-filled getaway! Nestled in the Sierra National Forest, this lakeside retreat offers cozy chalets. Spend your days kayaking, paddleboarding, or jet-skiing on the shimmering waters of Bass Lake and unwind by the pool or hot tub with a refreshing drink in hand. It's the only Lakeside resort in Yosemite. Situated on the hilltop, the chalet is a serene retreat with modern conveniences. The chalet features a spacious layout with a fully equipped kitchen and living area on the upper level, leading to a private deck with a table and BBQ. The lower level hosts a comfortable bedroom with a king-sized bed and a bathroom, perfect for families or couples. Each chalet, part of a duplex, ensures privacy and comfort with a cozy log-burning fireplace in the living area. King bed or two queen beds, Max. occupancy 4 people

Miller's Landing

5 Hour Patio Boat Rental for Up To 13

PeopleMiller's Landing Resort is a charming, family-owned getaway located on the south shore of Bass Lake in the Sierra National Forest, California. Pontoon boats are designed for cruising the lake! You can fish, swim, pull a tube or just relax and enjoy the sunshine. All of the pontoon boats are equipped with gas BBQs (propane is provided), canopies that cover the back half of the boat, radios with aux. cords, swim ladders and life vests.

Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad

2 adults and 2 children tickets are valid for logger steam train

The Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad is a charming attraction near Yosemite National Park in Fish Camp, California. It offers scenic train rides through the Sierra National Forest, giving visitors a glimpse into the region's logging history and natural beauty. The railroad features vintage steam engines, such as the Shay locomotives, which pull open-air and covered cars along a historic narrow-gauge track.