The Park Service has worked hard over the last year to allow guests to safely access Yosemite National Park during the Covid-19 pandemic. They have just announced how they will manage summer 2021 and the details are as follows. Reservations … Continue reading
Pet Friendly Activities Near Groveland, CA Enjoy a meal and drinks at the Groveland Hotel on the dog friendly garden patio. There is a multilevel patio where your four-legged family member is welcome. They will be happy to provide delicious … Continue reading
The Park Service is working on the best way to reopen the park as quickly as possible while keeping everyone as safe as possible. Yosemite has made some changes to how it will operate in the near future that will … Continue reading
International Women’s Day is celebrated this year on March 9th and Groveland is honoring our women business leaders all month. The Dalai Lama said, “the world will be saved by the western women.” Charlotte DeFerrari (January 1, 1883 – November 3, … Continue reading
Though it’s a bit too cold for most of our feathered friends in the Yosemite high country, the warmer, drier California foothills offer abundant bird sightings in the winter months. The Groveland Hotel patio, located at just 3,000 feet in … Continue reading
Now is the time to make your reservations in Yosemite National Park if you are planning on exchanging vows this year in this awe-inspiring destination! Weddings and ceremonies may be scheduled up to one year in advance and more than … Continue reading
What is it? Horsetail Fall is a small waterfall flowing off the eastern side of El Capitan. Most people don’t notice it, but when there is a perfect alignment of water and sky and sun, for a few minutes each … Continue reading
Dramatic landscapes, stunning views, waterfalls, and giant red trees – what isn’t there to love about Yosemite National Park? The fun isn’t just to be had in the summer, though, in fact winter offers most of the same outstanding adventures … Continue reading
129 years ago Congress created Yosemite National Park – America’s third national park! Native Americas were the original residents and stewards of the Yosemite Valley, but the 1849 Gold Rush brought in miners, explorers, settlers, and tourists. Hotels and saloons … Continue reading
Labor Day has passed, and though daytime temps are still up there, nights are cooling down and there is a certain delicious slant to the summer sunshine in the afternoons. Fall is almost here, bringing with it dazzling autumnal colors, … Continue reading
