MAMMOTH LAKES OTHER FIELD GUIDE
Cabin 13 — A compact, wood‑stove hideaway on the edge of Mammoth Lakes
A small mountain cabin for up to three guests with a kitchenette, wood‑burning stove, and pet‑friendly policy — this guide distills what to expect and what to pack.
Cabin 13 — A compact, wood‑stove hideaway on the edge of Mammoth Lakes.
Perched in Mammoth Lakes, Cabin 13 is a small mountain retreat that pairs two modest bedrooms with a compact kitchenette and the warmth of a wood‑burning stove; with nature at your doorstep and linens provided, it’s a straightforward option for a short group getaway.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Small, purposeful spaces for a relaxed stay
Cabin 13 sleeps up to three people across two rooms (a double and a single bed) and includes a small bathroom with a shower; linens and toilet paper are provided so you can travel light.
Compact kitchenette and a working wood stove
A studio‑sized kitchenette comes with a gas 4‑burner range and oven, a studio refrigerator with freezer, pots, pans and an electric coffee maker — heating is via a wood‑burning stove, with wood and kindling supplied.
Bring a pet for a modest nightly fee
The cabin accepts pets for a fee, making it a practical option for travelers who want to share the mountain air with a dog or similar companion.
What the day feels like
What staying at Cabin 13 feels like
Expect compact, efficiently appointed rooms and a quiet, rustic rhythm: arrive, stoke the wood stove, sip coffee from the provided maker, and step directly into the surrounding mountain environment. The layout and amenities are aimed at short stays where comfort and practicality matter more than frills.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cabin best serves — and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring personal toiletries (toilet paper is provided but toiletries are not). Other basics such as cookware, dish soap, towels, coffee filters and coffee are supplied.
Heating is via a wood‑burning stove; wood and kindling are provided so you do not need to bring firewood.
A small kitchenette includes a studio refrigerator with a small freezer and a 4‑burner gas range with oven; there is no microwave.
The cabin requires a minimum stay of three nights. Standard check‑in is at 4:00 pm and check‑out at 11:00 am.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many people can stay in Cabin 13?
The cabin sleeps up to three people across two rooms (one double bed and one single bed).
What are the check‑in and check‑out times?
Check‑in is at 4:00 pm and check‑out is at 11:00 am.
Is the cabin pet‑friendly?
Yes — pets are allowed at a rate of $20 per pet per night.
Are linens and towels provided?
Yes — linens and bath towels, hand towels and wash cloths are provided for your stay.
What kitchen and cooking facilities are available?
The cabin has a small kitchenette with a studio‑sized refrigerator with small freezer, a studio 4‑burner gas range with oven and broiler, pots, pans, utensils and an electric coffee maker; there is no microwave.
How long do I need to book the cabin for?
The minimum stay is three nights; published rates start from $524.7 for a three‑night stay.
Is heating provided?
Yes — the cabin is heated by a wood‑burning stove; wood and kindling are provided.