Escape to your romantic secluded retreat in the Lovers Nest, a treehouse-style loft in a two-story private home.
- Designer decor throughout
- Tranquil atmosphere on 43 acres of forest
- EV charger and Starlink
- Private hiking trails to explore
- Luxurious yet homely feel
- Managed by Casa Oso

Escape to your dream romantic retreat in Mariposa, where tranquility and nature await. This secluded property features a unique treehouse-style loft known as the "Lovers Nest," designed with luxurious aesthetics and comfort in mind. Nestled on 43 acres of serene forest, this two-story private home is perfect for those seeking a peaceful getaway from the hustle and bustle of city life.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature with private hiking trails right at your doorstep. The home is located just 300 feet from the Stone House, another rental on the property, providing an ideal setting for couples or small groups. With Yosemite National Park only 50 minutes away, this is the perfect base for exploring the great outdoors while enjoying the comforts of a beautifully designed home.

Amenities:
- Treehouse-style loft with designer decor
- Two-story private home
- EV charger for electric vehicles
- Starlink internet for reliable connectivity
- Private hiking trails on 43 acres of forest

Highlights:
- Secluded and tranquil environment
- Luxurious yet homely atmosphere
- Located in a quiet mountainous neighborhood
- Close proximity to Yosemite National Park

Local Attractions:
- Experience the stunning natural beauty of Yosemite
- Explore nearby hiking trails and scenic views
- Enjoy the peaceful surroundings and wildlife

Designed and managed by Casa Oso, this property offers the perfect blend of luxury and nature. When you want somewhere beautiful, luxurious and homely that’s in a quiet mountainous neighborhood near nothing but nature and the quiet, this is your home.

This house is located within 300 feet of the Stone House by Casa Oso, where the host lives part of the year and part of the year house is rented to our Airbnb guests. You'll have the surrounding area, including the fire pit, private pond, and many hiking trails for shared use with host or our guests. You can use the carport to park away from the elements!

* Access to hiking trails is limited due to the 2024 winter storm. We are working hard to restore it by cleaning fallen trees. You will be still able to go hiking, but not all of the trails are accessible.

Best way to communicate is by sending Airbnb messages. We provide 24h message assistance. Some of the issues regarding reservations like modifications/cancellations/refunds/resolution center can be handled just during Casa Oso office hours Thursday - Monday from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm.

This home is located on 43 private acres in Mariposa, California in the heart of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.

While most mountain properties are located on a steep hill, all 43 acres are accessible, with over 2 miles of hiking trails for guests. The location offers incredible privacy while still being close to all that Yosemite has to offer.

Mariposa (15 minutes) and the nearby town of Oakhurst (25 minutes) were both settled during the Gold Rush and delight guests with their Wild West roots, diverse dining options, and unique attractions, like a mineralogy museum, a steam train ride, and historical villages. In this area, it’s easy to do tons of outdoor activities like skiing, tubing, water sports, sky diving, canoeing, horseback riding, climbing, and off-road excursions.

The biggest draw to this area is, of course, Yosemite National Park. The South Gate Entrance in Fish Camp is a 45-minute drive from the house and the Yosemite Entrance located in El Portal takes about an hour, although travel times do get longer during weekend rush hours and holidays.

Yosemite is world-renowned for its incredible natural beauty. Within its roughly 1,200 square miles, you’ll find deep valleys, picturesque meadows, giant sequoias, countless waterfalls, expansive wilderness, and miles of scenic hiking trails. There are endless opportunities for adventure, whether it’s hiking, biking, fishing, birdwatching, horseback riding, rock climbing (El Capitan is the biggest rock monolith in the world), stargazing, swimming, boating, skiing, snowshoeing, or scenic drives. It’s a beautiful place to visit year-round, and every season brings a different experience.

In Yosemite and the surrounding area, you’ll have opportunities to view plenty of wildlife, including deer, turkeys, squirrels, hawks, and rabbits. You may even see a coyote, bear, mountain lion, raccoon, opossum, skunk, rattlesnake, tarantula, or scorpion! And be mindful of the poison oak and poison ivy that are part of the natural surroundings.

Our location is also convenient to beautiful Bass Lake, a recreational area known for excellent fishing, hiking, wakeboarding, and watersports. Bass Lake is about 30 minutes from the house.

If you want to spend time with your loved one surrounded by nature, there’s no better place to be.

To get around the neighborhood and between Oakhurst, Mariposa and Yosemite National Park you will need a car. There is no public transportation or taxi transportation in the area that can replace car transportation and getting to the house.

Yosemite National Park South Gate Entrance in Fish Camp is 1 h drive from Lovers nest. 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.