My husband Antonio and I are couple that is passionate about food, new technologies and going on adventures. I am native Polish and former lawyer who escaped tons of papers and long office hours to do what I really love - being in the nature and hosting people. Antonio was born in Peru and is seriously dedicated to programming. He loves to spend his free time enjoying country side life in Sierra Nevada. I will love to share with you tips about Yosemite area recommending where to go, what to see, how to find the best places to eat and shop. We are both excited to connect to new people and share stories. We love to call Yosemite our home and will be sincerely happy to host you in one of our mountain properties. Our goal is to make your experience as good as it can be, so please let us know if there is anything that we could do to make your time better while staying in one of our houses.

Welcome to the log cabin of your childhood dreams! This authentic log house is composed of pieces of history. It was built in 2009 using original elements from the renovation of the historic Ahwahnee Hotel in Yosemite National Park. Each room contains historic elements of decorations from that iconic masterpiece of architecture, and the breathtaking views will make you feel enveloped in Yosemite’s arms. The park itself is only 50 minutes from both Yosemite National Park entrances.

Yosemite National Park South Gate Entrance in Fish Camp is 1 h drive from Yosemite Charm. Yosemite Entrance located in El Portal where Yosemite Valley is located takes 1 h drive. Travel times get longer during weekend rush hours and holidays. The property is not fully fenced and is located in a secluded place. All of the soundings of Yosemite National Park including urban areas have the component of wildlife. Some of the local animals that can be observed on a daily basis include deer, turkeys, squirrels, hawks, and rabbits. Not as common animals to see but living in the area are coyotes, bears, mountain lions, raccoons, opossum, skunk, rattlesnakes, tarantulas, and scorpions. Poison oak and poison ivy are also elements of local flora. All of California including the Sierra Nevada area is seasonally experiencing wildfires which are natural occurrences in the area. Some of the species like sequoias need fire to reproduce. Wildfires are likely to happen between June and November.