Cabin 11 at Rock Creek Lodge — A Spacious, Wood‑Heated Mountain Retreat in Mammoth Lakes

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Cabin 11 at Rock Creek Lodge — A Spacious, Wood‑Heated Mountain Retreat in Mammoth Lakes

A three‑night minimum stay in a large mountain cabin that sleeps up to eight; this guide lays out the cabin’s layout, amenities, and practical details for planning a multi‑person getaway.

Cabin 11 at Rock Creek Lodge — A Spacious, Wood‑Heated Mountain Retreat in Mammoth Lakes.

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Mammoth Lakes
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Rock Creek Lodge
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Robert Eric Crews
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Set within the quiet landscape of Mammoth Lakes, Cabin 11 at Rock Creek Lodge is a large mountain cabin built for groups and family gatherings. It offers three bedrooms, four double beds and a full kitchen, anchored by a wood‑burning stove that provides warmth and atmosphere as guests make the most of a multi‑night stay.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE SPACE

Room for a Group

Cabin 11 sleeps up to eight people across three bedrooms and four double beds, with linens provided. The layout is oriented toward shared meals and evenings together, making it a straightforward choice for families or small groups.

THE AMENITIES

Full Kitchen and Wood Heat

A full‑size kitchen includes a 4‑burner gas range with oven and broiler and a full refrigerator/freezer; an electric coffee maker with filters and coffee is provided. The cabin is heated by a wood‑burning stove, and wood and kindling are supplied.

THE PRACTICALS

Stay Rules, Bathing and Pets

The cabin has a small bathroom with a shower; washcloths, hand towels and bath towels are provided but guests must bring toiletries. There is a three‑night minimum stay, pets are allowed for a fee, and rates start from the listed three‑night price.

What the day feels like

What a stay here feels like

Expect an unpretentious mountain stay: communal mornings in a full kitchen, afternoons spent in the calm of the surrounding landscape, and nights gathered around a wood‑burning stove. The cabin’s scale and amenity set make it functional for extended stays and group comfort.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this cabin suits — and who should look elsewhere.

1
Extended Families & GroupsA practical match: sleeps up to eight, multiple bedrooms and a full kitchen make the cabin appropriate for family gatherings or group retreats that can meet the three‑night minimum.
2
Couples & Small RetreatsPairs or small parties will find comfortable communal space and a wood‑stove atmosphere, though pricing and the three‑night minimum should be considered.
3
Pet OwnersPets are permitted, but owners should factor in the pet fee of $20 per pet per night when budgeting.
4
Travelers with Limited Mobility or Special NeedsNot ideal: the cabin has a small bathroom with a shower and uses a wood‑burning stove for heat, which may present accessibility and safety challenges.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

What to Bring

Bring personal toiletries—though toilet paper is provided, other toiletries are not. Pack any specialty cooking supplies you prefer; linens and bath towels are provided.

Kitchen Provisions

A full kitchen supplies pots, pans, cooking utensils, dishes and silverware; an electric coffee maker with filters and coffee, dish soap and towels are provided. There is no microwave.

Heating & Fuel

Heat is from a wood‑burning stove; wood and kindling are provided for the stay.

Linens & Towels

Linens, washcloths, hand towels and bath towels are provided for your stay.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What are the check‑in and check‑out times?

Check‑in is at 4:00 p.m. and check‑out is at 11:00 a.m.

Is there a minimum stay?

Yes. The cabin has a three‑night minimum stay.

Are pets allowed?

Yes. Pets are allowed for a fee of $20 per pet per night.

Is there a microwave in the cabin?

No. The cabin does not have a microwave.

Are linens and towels provided?

Yes. Linens and towels (washcloths, hand towels and bath towels) are provided.

How much does the cabin cost?

Rates start from $906.3 for three nights.