Tamarack Lodge and Resort FAQs

No. This room has an in-room sink , while the toilet and shower are in a shared bathroom . Towels are provided and changed on request.

The room sleeps two guests on one Queen bed . It suits a couple or two friends travelling together, and the setting is more traditional lodge than spacious suite.

No. Pets are not allowed in this lodge room , and dogs are not permitted in lodge rooms generally. Dogs are accepted in the resort's cabins, so a cabin is the choice if a dog is travelling with you.

No. Rooms in the historic lodge building do not have TVs , which keeps the stay quiet and relaxed. Free Wi-Fi is available in the room and throughout the property, and there is a coffee and tea maker in the room.

The Lakefront Restaurant is on site, serving French-California cuisine with locally grown produce. It has a small dining room, so dinner reservations are highly recommended . The Tamarack Fireplace Lounge offers cocktails, local beer and charcuterie in the wood-paneled lobby. Live music is scheduled during the winter and summer seasons.

The lodge is about a seven-minute drive from the Village at Mammoth , where the closest restaurants and bars are. Lake Mary is about a five-minute drive. Beyond the lodge itself, only hiking trails and the Twin Lakes shoreline are within walking distance. A complimentary seasonal town shuttle serves the property.

The $25 per room, per night resort fee (plus tax) includes internet access, two parking spaces per reservation and seasonal amenities where available. On-site parking is limited, so keep to the two spaces included with your booking.

The property has no air conditioning and is not ADA accessible . This room has heating for cool mountain evenings. Summer days are typically in the 70s and 80s°F, while winter brings heavy snow.

Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Bring photo ID and a credit card . The main guest must be at least 18 years old. Half of the reservation total plus taxes is charged on the day of booking.

In winter, the Tamarack Cross-Country Ski Center gives ski-in/ski-out access to 19+ miles of groomed trails . In the warmer months, the resort offers bike and stand-up paddleboard rentals, boating, canoeing and fishing on Twin Lakes. It also offers guided hikes, fly-fishing classes and guided mountain bike lessons.

The room is in the historic main building, which sits about 200 feet from Twin Lakes at roughly 9,000 feet elevation. The lodge is secluded: apart from hiking trails and the Twin Lakes shoreline, nothing else is within walking distance. The Village at Mammoth is about a seven-minute drive away.

The room has one queen bed and sleeps two guests . It suits a couple or two friends travelling together. Larger groups or families would need additional rooms or a different accommodation type.

The bathroom is private and attached to the room , with a shower. It comes stocked with free shampoo, soap, toilet paper and a hair dryer, and towels are provided. Towel and bed-linen changes are available on request, and a toothbrush and toothpaste can be requested too.

Rooms in the historic lodge building have no televisions , to encourage a more relaxing stay. The room also has no air conditioning but is heated, and mountain evenings tend to be cool. Free Wi-Fi covers the room and the property, and there is a coffee and tea maker. The property is not ADA accessible.

No. This category is not pet-friendly , and dogs are not allowed in lodge rooms. Up to two dogs are accepted in the resort's cabins, at $30 per dog per night plus a $200 refundable damage deposit. No other pet types are permitted.

A $25 per room, per night resort fee plus tax covers internet access, two parking spaces per reservation and seasonal amenities where available. Tamarack Lodge has no on-site pool, hot tub, spa or fitness center. Parking on the property is limited.

The Lakefront Restaurant is on site in the lodge, serving French-California cuisine in a small dining room of about 10 tables. Dinner reservations are highly recommended, and the dress code is smart casual. The Tamarack Fireplace Lounge in the wood-paneled lobby serves cocktails, local beer and charcuterie, with live music scheduled through the week in winter and summer. Hours vary by season, so check before you plan an evening around them.

In winter the Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center gives ski-in/ski-out access to 19+ miles of groomed trails. In summer the lodge offers bike and stand-up paddleboard rentals, fishing, boating and guided hikes. Lake Mary is a five-minute drive away, and a complimentary seasonal shuttle runs into town. Mammoth Yosemite Airport is about 6-7 miles from Mammoth Lakes.

Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM . The main guest must be at least 18 and show photo ID and a credit card at check-in. On the day of booking, 50% of the reservation total plus taxes is charged.

The cabin sleeps up to 7 guests . The two bedrooms hold 1 King Bed and 1 Queen Bed , which makes it a good fit for two couples, a family, or a small group travelling together.

Tamarack Lodge and Resort sits on the shore of Twin Lakes at about 9,000 feet. The cabin is set among the pines with views of the water, and it feels more like a private home beside the lake than a standard hotel room. Mammoth's most secluded resort also means it is quiet, and there is nothing else within walking distance besides hiking trails and the Twin Lakes shoreline.

Yes. The cabin has a kitchen, a dining table and a coffee/tea maker , along with heating, free Wi-Fi and 2 private bathrooms . Housekeeping, fresh bed sheets and towels are available on request, which makes a longer stay easy. The Lakefront Restaurant is also on site when you would rather not cook.

The cabin has two private bathrooms with a shower and bathtub combination. Free toiletries, soap, shampoo, a hair dryer and toilet paper are provided. Toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request.

Dogs are welcome in the cabins, though not in the lodge rooms. Up to two dogs per cabin are allowed, at $30 per dog per night plus a $200 refundable damage deposit . No other pet types are permitted. Cabin dog stays are offered in the summer season, so check the dates for your trip when you book.

Tamarack Lodge has no on-site pool, hot tub, spa or fitness center . Guests can use a pool, hot tub and fitness center at the resort's sister property by showing their Tamarack room key at that front desk. The lakeshore, the Tamarack Cross-Country Ski Center and seasonal bike and boat rentals are on site.

The Lakefront Restaurant is on site. It serves French-California cuisine and has an AAA 3-diamond rating. Dinner reservations are highly recommended because the dining room is small. The Tamarack Fireplace Lounge serves cocktails, local beer and charcuterie. The Village at Mammoth is about a 7-minute drive , and the free seasonal town shuttle stops at the property.

A $25 plus tax resort fee is added per room per night. It includes internet access, two parking spaces per reservation and seasonal amenities where available. On-site parking is limited, so the two spaces suit a group arriving in one or two vehicles.

The property has no air conditioning and is not ADA accessible . Cabins are heated for cool mountain nights. Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM. The main guest checking in must be at least 18 and show photo ID and a credit card. At booking, 50% of the total plus taxes is charged.

In winter, the Tamarack Cross-Country Ski Center gives ski-in/ski-out access to 19 miles of groomed trails . In summer, guests can go boating, fishing and biking, or take guided hikes. Lake Mary is a 5-minute drive away, and Yosemite's east entrance is about 45 minutes away. Late April and May are mud season, when many high-altitude roads are still closed. The prime windows are late June to mid-October for hiking and lakes and November to June for skiing.

The Deluxe One Bedroom Cabin at Tamarack Lodge and Resort sleeps up to 4 guests . There is 1 king bed in the bedroom and 1 double sofa bed in the living area. A couple or a small family fits easily, and two adults sharing the sofa bed will find it comfortable for a shorter stay.

Tamarack Lodge and Resort sits on the shore of Twin Lakes , about 200 feet from the water at roughly 9,000 feet elevation, so the cabin offers peaceful lakeside views . Guests can walk to the Twin Lakes shoreline, where Adirondack chairs and quiet spots are set out for relaxing. It is billed as Mammoth's most secluded resort.

Yes. The cabin has a kitchen and a dining table , plus a coffee/tea maker , so you can make breakfast or a simple dinner and gather for meals. That makes it a good base for longer stays.

The cabin has a private bathroom with a shower/bathtub combination . It comes with soap, shampoo, free toiletries, toilet paper, towels and a hair dryer. Toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request, and towels can be changed on request.

Yes, up to two dogs are allowed per cabin. The charge is $30 per dog per night plus a $200 refundable damage deposit . Dogs are not allowed in the lodge rooms, and no other pet types are permitted. Some listings say dogs are accepted in cabins during the summer season, from mid-April to mid-November, so check your dates with the resort when booking.

Tamarack Lodge and Resort is a family-friendly property and welcomes children of all ages. The cabin's separate bedroom, double sofa bed and kitchen suit a family of four. The property has outdoor spaces such as patios and terraces that may not suit young children, so contact the resort in advance if you have any concerns.

A resort fee of $25 plus tax per room, per night covers internet access, two parking spaces per reservation and seasonal amenities where available. On-site parking is limited, so it helps to keep to two vehicles.

The Lakefront Restaurant is on site at Tamarack Lodge and Resort, serving French-California cuisine in a small dining room, so dinner reservations are highly recommended . The Village at Mammoth, with the nearest other restaurants and bars, is about a 7-minute drive . Nothing else is within walking distance apart from hiking trails and the lakeshore. A complimentary seasonal shuttle runs into town.

The property does not have air conditioning and is not ADA accessible . The cabin has heating for cool mountain nights. Check-in is from 4:00 PM with photo ID and a credit card, and check-out is by 11:00 AM . The main guest checking in must be at least 18.

In winter, the resort's Tamarack Cross-Country Ski Center gives ski-in/ski-out access to 19 miles of groomed trails . In the warmer months, guests can use bike and boat rentals, fish, canoe and take guided hikes. Lake Mary is a 5-minute drive away. Summer is the most reliably warm and clear season. Late April and May can be muddy, and many high-altitude roads stay closed until late June or July.

The cabin is part of Tamarack Lodge and Resort at 163 Twin Lakes Road , which sits about 200 feet from Twin Lakes at roughly 9,000 feet elevation. The lodge has welcomed guests on the lakeshore since 1924, and guests have direct access to the Twin Lakes shoreline.

The cabin has one queen bed and sleeps 2 guests . That makes it best suited to a couple or two friends travelling together.

The cabin has a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower . It comes with free toiletries including shampoo and soap, a hair dryer and towels. Toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request.

Yes. The cabin has a kitchen, a dining table and a coffee/tea maker , so you can make breakfast or a simple meal. If you would rather eat out, The Lakefront Restaurant is on site.

The Lakefront Restaurant is inside the historic lodge and serves French-California cuisine. Dinner reservations are highly recommended because the dining room is small. The Tamarack Fireplace Lounge in the lobby serves cocktails, local beer and charcuterie, with live music scheduled through the week in winter and summer. Hours vary by season, so check them when you plan your visit.

Dogs are welcome in the resort's cabins, but not in the lodge rooms. The limit is two dogs per cabin . The charge is $30 per dog per night plus a $200 refundable damage deposit . No other pet types are permitted. One listing says dogs are accepted in cabins during the summer season, mid-April to mid-November, so check your dates when booking.

The lodge is the resort's secluded lakeside setting , about a seven-minute drive from the Village at Mammoth, where the closest restaurants and bars are found. Beyond the on-site dining, only hiking trails and the Twin Lakes shoreline are within walking distance. A complimentary seasonal town shuttle serves the property, and the resort has parking, though on-site spaces are limited.

A resort fee of $25 plus tax per room, per night covers internet access, two parking spaces per reservation and seasonal amenities where available. Free Wi-Fi is offered in the rooms and throughout the property.

This is a historic property, and it is not ADA accessible and has no air conditioning . The cabin has in-room heating. Check-in is from 4:00 PM with photo ID and a credit card, the main guest must be at least 18, and check-out is by 11:00 AM. Winter guests can use the Tamarack Cross-Country Ski Center, which has 19 miles of groomed trails. Summer brings bike and boat rentals.

The cabin sits on the shore of Twin Lakes at Tamarack Lodge and Resort, which has welcomed guests since 1924 and is known as Mammoth's most secluded resort. It is about one mile from downtown Mammoth Lakes, and the cabin is individually decorated and furnished for a quiet, cosy lakeside stay.

The cabin has 1 King Bed in the bedroom and a Double Sofa Bed , sleeping up to 4 guests . That suits a couple, a small family or two couples travelling together.

The cabin has a private bathroom with a bathtub or shower, free toiletries, shampoo, soap and a hair dryer. Toothbrush and toothpaste are available on request, and towels are changed on request.

Yes. The cabin has a kitchen area, a dining table and a coffee/tea maker , so you can prepare simple meals and enjoy morning coffee at your own pace. Heating keeps the cabin comfortable on cooler evenings.

Cabins are the only accommodation where dogs are accepted: up to two dogs per cabin at $30 per dog per night, plus a $200 refundable damage deposit. No other pet types are permitted. One listing notes dogs are accepted in cabins during the summer season, mid-April to mid-November, so check your dates when booking.

A $25 plus tax resort fee is added per room per night. It covers internet access, two parking spaces per reservation and seasonal amenities where available. On-site parking is limited. The lodge has no on-site pool, hot tub, spa or fitness center, and the cabins have no air conditioning. The property is not ADA accessible.

The Lakefront Restaurant is on site, serving French-California cuisine, and dinner reservations are highly recommended because the dining room is small. The lodge's Tamarack Fireplace Lounge serves cocktails, local beer and charcuterie. The Village at Mammoth is about a seven-minute drive away, and little else is within walking distance beyond hiking trails and the Twin Lakes shoreline. A complimentary seasonal town shuttle serves the lodge.

Tamarack Lodge and Resort is a family-friendly property where children are welcome. Guests can rent bikes and boats in season, fish, paddle on Twin Lakes or join guided hikes. In winter, the Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center offers ski-in/ski-out access to 19 miles of groomed trails . The main guest checking in must be at least 18.

Check-in is from 4:00 PM and check-out is by 11:00 AM . Guests show photo ID and a credit card at check-in. Half of the total reservation cost plus applicable taxes is charged on the day of booking.

The cabin sleeps 9 guests across three bedrooms. The bedding is 1 King Bed, 1 Queen Bed, 3 Twin Beds and 1 Double Sofa Bed , so it suits a mix of couples, children and friends travelling together.

Tamarack Lodge and Resort sits directly on the shore of Twin Lakes , about 200 feet from the water at roughly 9,000 feet elevation. The cabin has lake-view surroundings and easy access to the quiet shoreline and outdoor seating areas. The resort has been welcoming guests since 1924.

Yes. The cabin has a kitchen with a dining table and a coffee/tea maker, which makes self-catered breakfasts and simple meals easy for a group. If you would rather not cook, The Lakefront Restaurant is on site.

The cabin has two private bathrooms , each with a shower. Free toiletries, including shampoo and soap, plus a hair dryer and towels are provided. Towels and bed linens can be changed on request.

Yes. Tamarack is a family-friendly property and children are welcome. The three bedrooms, mixed bedding, two bathrooms and a kitchen with a dining table work well for families or multi-generational groups. The main guest checking in must be at least 18. The resort's outdoor spaces may not suit very young children, so contact the lodge in advance if you have concerns.

Yes. Dogs are welcome in the cabins, up to two dogs per cabin , at $30 per dog per night plus a $200 refundable damage deposit . Dogs are not permitted in the lodge rooms, and no other pet types are accepted.

A resort fee of $25 plus tax per night covers internet access, two parking spaces per reservation and seasonal amenities where available. On-site parking is limited, so a larger group may want to share vehicles. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property.

Tamarack is the most secluded resort in Mammoth . It is about one mile from downtown Mammoth Lakes and a roughly seven-minute drive to the Village at Mammoth. Lake Mary is a five-minute drive, and Mammoth Mountain Ski Area is about 7 miles away. Beyond the lodge, the walkable surroundings are hiking trails and the Twin Lakes shoreline. A free seasonal town shuttle serves the property.

The property has no air conditioning , though the cabin has heating for cooler weather, and it is not ADA accessible . There is no on-site pool, hot tub, spa or fitness center. In winter, the Tamarack Cross-Country Ski Center offers ski-in/ski-out access to 19 miles of groomed trails. In summer, bike and boat rentals are available.

The cabin is part of Tamarack Lodge and Resort at 163 Twin Lakes Road, about 200 feet from Twin Lakes at roughly 9,000 feet elevation . The lodge has welcomed guests since 1924 and is known as Mammoth's most secluded resort. Expect a quiet, lakeside, forest-edge setting with hiking trails nearby.

The cabin sleeps 11 guests across three bedrooms , with 1 King and 2 Queen Beds. That makes it a good fit for extended families or friends travelling together who want their own space under one roof.

There are two private bathrooms , each set up with a shower/bathtub combination. Free toiletries, a hair dryer, soap, shampoo, toilet paper and towels are provided, and towels and bed sheets are changed on request.

The cabin has a kitchen and a coffee/tea maker , so you can prepare breakfasts and simple meals between outings. For a night out, The Lakefront Restaurant is on-site. It serves French-California cuisine, and dinner reservations are highly recommended because the dining room is small. The Village at Mammoth, with more restaurants and bars, is about a seven-minute drive.

A resort fee of $25 plus tax per room, per night covers internet access, two parking spaces per reservation and seasonal amenities where available. Free Wi-Fi is available in the cabin and throughout the property. Housekeeping is available on request.

Yes, up to two dogs are allowed per cabin at $30 per dog per night plus a $200 refundable damage deposit. Dogs are not allowed in the lodge rooms, and no other pet types are permitted. Some listings describe dogs in cabins as a summer-season option (mid-April to mid-November), so mention your pet when booking.

Tamarack Lodge and Resort is a family-friendly property and children are welcome. With three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a kitchen, the cabin works well for multi-family trips. Outdoor areas such as patios and terraces on the property may not suit very young children, so contact the resort in advance if you have concerns.

The property has no air conditioning and is not ADA accessible. Summer daytime highs are typically in the 70s and 80s°F, while nights can be cool, and the cabin has heating. Parking on-site is limited, with two spaces included per reservation. Check-in is from 4:00 PM, check-out is by 11:00 AM, and the main guest must be at least 18 with photo ID and a credit card.

The cabin is about one mile from downtown Mammoth Lakes and roughly a seven-minute drive from the Village. Lake Mary is a 5-minute drive and Mammoth Mountain Ski Area is about 7 miles away. In winter the Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center offers ski-in/ski-out access to 19+ miles of groomed trails. In warmer months there are bike and boat rentals, fishing and guided hikes. A complimentary seasonal town shuttle serves the lodge. There is no on-site pool, hot tub, spa or fitness center.