MAMMOTH LAKES OTHER FIELD GUIDE
Cabin 2, Mammoth Lakes — a small mountain cabin with a wood‑burning stove and full kitchen
A compact two‑room retreat at Rock Creek Lodge that sleeps up to four, offers a full kitchen and wood‑stove heat, and accepts pets—this guide lays out the practical facts you need to plan a stay.
Cabin 2, Mammoth Lakes — a small mountain cabin with a wood‑burning stove and full kitchen.
Cabin 2 at Rock Creek Lodge is a small mountain cabin in Mammoth Lakes designed for a cozy, low‑fuss getaway. The cabin accommodates up to four guests in two rooms, features a full kitchen and a wood‑burning stove, and is positioned amid the property's surrounding landscape for an intimate escape.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Full kitchen and wood‑stove heat
A full‑size kitchen with a studio 4‑burner gas range, gas oven and broiler, and a full‑size refrigerator supports self‑catered meals. An electric coffee maker comes with filters and coffee; dish soap and towels are provided. Heat comes from a wood‑burning stove, with wood and kindling supplied.
Compact sleeping for up to four
The cabin sleeps up to four guests across two rooms and three beds (one double, two singles). Linens and towels are provided; the bathroom includes a full shower and supplied washcloths, hand towels, and bath towels.
Pet‑friendly with straightforward minimums
Pets are allowed for a nightly fee, and the property enforces a minimum three‑night stay; rates start from the published three‑night price. This setup underscores the cabin’s orientation toward short, settled stays rather than single‑night turnarounds.
What the day feels like
What a stay here feels like
Staying in Cabin 2 is a compact, self‑contained mountain retreat: a modest two‑room footprint with a full kitchen for cooking, a wood‑burning stove for heat, and simple sleeping arrangements for up to four people. The layout and amenities favor small groups who want a hands‑on, unplugged stay with basic comforts supplied.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cabin suits—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Guests should bring personal toiletries (toilet paper is provided). Linens and towels are provided; bring any specialty personal items you prefer.
A full kitchen is supplied with pots, pans, utensils, dishes, silverware, dish soap and towels. An electric coffee maker is provided with filters and coffee.
Heat is from a wood‑burning stove; wood and kindling are provided for guest use.
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 PM and check‑out is at 11:00 AM.
How long is the minimum stay?
The minimum stay is three nights.
How many guests does the cabin sleep and what is the bed layout?
The cabin sleeps up to four people in two rooms with three beds: one double bed and two single beds.
Are pets allowed and is there a fee?
Pets are allowed at a rate of $20 per pet per night.
Are linens and toiletries provided?
Linens and towels are provided; washcloths, hand towels, and bath towels are included. Toilet paper is provided but guests should bring their own toiletries.
Is there a microwave in the cabin?
There is no microwave in the cabin.
What are the published rates?
Rates start from $667.8 for three nights as the published starting price.
Is heating provided and do I need to bring fuel?
Heating is by a wood‑burning stove and wood and kindling are provided.