
Cabin (Historic Three Bedroom Fisherman's Cabin)
- Sleeps 11
- 1 King bed and 2 Queen Beds
About this room
Step into the Historic Three-Bedroom Fisherman’s Cabin at Tamarack Lodge and Resort, a warm, individually decorated cabin set on the shore of Twin Lakes. This three-bedroom retreat sleeps 11 guests and offers a relaxed, rustic atmosphere that reflects the property’s 1924 heritage while placing you steps from the water and outdoor trails.
The cabin is furnished for group comfort with one King bed and two Queen beds across three bedrooms, and it features two private bathrooms with shower/bathtub combinations. Practical comforts include free toiletries, a hair dryer, towels and bed sheets (changed on request), and safety features such as a smoke detector, carbon monoxide detector and fire extinguisher. Heating is provided for cooler nights, and housekeeping is available on request to keep your stay easy and restorative.
Designed for self-catered stays and group gatherings, the cabin includes a kitchen and a coffee/tea maker so you can prepare meals between outings, plus complimentary Wi‑Fi throughout the property. Guests at Tamarack Lodge and Resort also have on-site dining at The Lakefront Restaurant and access to seasonal resort amenities included in the nightly resort fee. Whether you’re planning a family getaway, a fishing weekend, or a base for exploring the high Sierra, this historic Fisherman’s Cabin combines space, sensible amenities and lakeside character for a memorable stay.
What's included
- Set a short walk from Twin Lakes, with hiking trails close by
- Three-bedroom layout with a kitchen, made for group stays
- One king bed and two queen beds, sleeping up to 11 guests
- Two private bathrooms with shower/bathtub combinations, free toiletries and a hair dryer
- Individually decorated and furnished, with rustic character from the lodge's 1924 heritage
- Kitchen for preparing your own meals between lakeside outings
- Free Wi-Fi, a coffee/tea maker, heating and housekeeping on request
- Resort fee covers internet, two parking spaces and seasonal amenities where available
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Cabin (Historic Three Bedroom Fisherman's Cabin) FAQs
Where is the Historic Three Bedroom Fisherman's Cabin and what is the setting like?
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.
How are the beds arranged and how many people does the Fisherman's Cabin sleep?
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.
What are the bathrooms like?
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.
Can we cook in the cabin, or do we have to eat out?
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.
What is included in the rate for this cabin?
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.
Can we bring our dog to the Fisherman's Cabin?
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.
Is this cabin a good choice for families and larger groups?
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.
What should I know about the cabin's comforts before booking?
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.
How far is the cabin from town, the ski area and other activities?
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.
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