Summary:
Morning light spills across Bass Lake as you carry your coffee down to your own private dock, pine-covered mountains rising across the water. This waterfront retreat sleeps 24 across seven bedrooms, with three levels of lighted decks, sweeping lake views, and a game room with a pool table, poker table, and wet bar. Gather around river rock fireplaces, feast at a granite island that seats eight, and bring the family dog along.

The Space:
Step out onto the deck at dusk and the whole lake glows below you: sconces flicker on, marina docks sparkle across the water, and the long table fills with family and friends. Humphreys Lakefront is a spacious Bass Lake home with a new private dock, three levels of lighted deck space, and room for up to 24 guests (plus the family dog). Although the home is newer, vaulted pine ceilings, river rock fireplaces, log railings, and rustic wood details give every room a true cabin feel.

Key Features
• Sleeps 24 guests
• 7 bedrooms | 4.5 bathrooms
• Waterfront home with a new private dock on Bass Lake
• Lake and forested mountain views
• Game room with pool table, poker table, wet bar, and TV
• Three levels of lighted decks with outdoor dining
• Two living rooms with floor to ceiling river rock fireplaces
• Granite island kitchen with stool seating for eight
• Dining table for eight more, plus a lakeview breakfast nook
• Knotty pine bonus room with lake views
• Jetted soaking tub and clawfoot tub
• BBQ grill and lawn leading to the dock
• Dog friendly
• WiFi and cable TV
• On the shore of Bass Lake, about 15 miles from Yosemite's south entrance

Sleeping Arrangements
Total occupancy: 24 guests
Total beds: 17

With a mix of kings, queens, doubles, twins, and bunk beds spread across seven bedrooms and a bonus room, this home lets big families and multi-family groups spread out, with private retreats for the adults and fun shared spaces for the kids.

Bedroom 1 is made for a crowd, with two queen beds and two single beds that sleep six. It is a natural fit for cousins, teens, or a group of friends who want to bunk together.

Bedroom 2 pairs a king bed with a queen bed, giving parents and young children room to share while still sleeping well.

Bedroom 3 offers a queen bed and a quiet, cozy setting for a couple or a single guest.

Bedroom 4 features a king bed, a roomy retreat for a couple who wants space to unwind after a day on the water.

Bedroom 5 has a double bed and a separate single bed beneath the window, a smart setup for a parent and child or two friends.

Bedrooms 6 and 7 each hold a queen bed, ideal for couples traveling together who each want their own private room.

Other 1 is a knotty pine bonus room with a red metal bunk bed (double and single), a sofa, a canoe coffee table, and windows looking out over the lake and forested hills. Kids will claim it the moment they arrive.

Throughout the home, bedrooms are full of character: rustic log headboards framed by pine tree views, carved wood beds, a sloped ceiling room with wainscoting and glass French doors, wall mounted TVs, ceiling fans, and an ensuite with a recliner nearby for lazy mornings. Two rooms are set up with bunk beds, including a rustic log bunk with larger mattresses.

Bathrooms
Four full bathrooms and a half bath keep mornings moving for a large group. One ensuite feels like a spa, with a tile-surround jetted soaking tub beneath a window, a double granite vanity, and a walk-in tiled shower. Another bath charms with yellow walls, black and white tile, a clawfoot tub, a curved corner shower, and a pedestal sink. Towels, body soap, and a hair dryer are provided.

Living Areas
The main living room is pure lodge comfort: brown leather sofas gather around a river rock fireplace beneath a vaulted pine ceiling with exposed beams, while a loft balcony looks down from above. The open plan flows into the dining area so no one misses the conversation. A second living room adds tan leather sofas and a loveseat, a floor to ceiling river rock fireplace, a wall mounted TV, and a lodge style ceiling fan for movie nights.

Game Room
The lower level family room is where evenings come alive. Rack up a game of pool, deal a hand at the octagonal felt poker table, or pour a drink at the granite wet bar with its sink and mini fridge, all beneath tall windows framing the lake, docks, and beach. A TV keeps the big game on.

Kitchen & Dining
The kitchen centers on a long granite island with stool seating for eight, pendant lights overhead, and a hanging pot rack. Light wood cabinets, stainless steel appliances, a gas range, oven, dishwasher, microwave, coffee maker, blender, rice maker, toaster, kettle, baking sheet, and wine glasses make cooking for a crowd easy. A long wooden table under a wrought iron chandelier and log slice ceiling seats eight more, and a breakfast nook with river rock accents opens through a slider to the deck and lake. A second dining area with a glass block wall and French doors adds even more room to gather.

Decks & Lake Access
Three levels of lighted decks wrap the home in lake views, with outdoor dining sets, patio seating, and a glass table with turquoise chairs for sunny lunches. Fire up the BBQ grill, then follow the stepping stone path across the green lawn to a gated walkway and your new private dock, where forested mountains rise across the water. Spend the day swimming, fishing, or simply watching the boats drift by.

Surrounding Areas
• Bass Lake for boating, skiing, fishing, hiking, and bicycling
• Pines Village nearby, with restaurants, a general market, bars, shops, and a full-service marina renting boats, jet skis, and kayaks
• Oakhurst, about seven miles away, with shops, restaurants, bars, a cinema, and a live stage theater
• Chukchansi Casino in Coarsegold, 12 miles away
• Yosemite National Park's southern entrance, about 15 miles away

★☆Locally Rooted, Elevated Hospitality☆★
We're Yosemite Elevated Stays, a locally rooted, family-owned team serving Yosemite and the surrounding Sierra Nevada. We believe a stay should be more than just a place to land. It should feel personal, seamless, and connected to the granite, waterfalls, and giant trees that make this place unlike anywhere else on earth.

From booking to departure, we're here with thoughtful support, clear communication, and trusted local guidance to help you settle in, feel cared for, and make lasting memories in the range of light.

Guest Access:
Guests enjoy self check-in through a lockbox; entry details are shared before arrival. The entire home is yours, including all bedrooms, both living rooms, the game room, kitchen and dining areas, three levels of decks, the BBQ grill, the lawn, and the private dock. Parking is available for up to four vehicles at the home. No boat or trailer parking is permitted. Please park only at the home and do not block any other home.

The Neighborhood:
This home sits right on the shore of Bass Lake, a mountain lake loved for boating, skiing, fishing, hiking, and bicycling. Pines Village is close by, with restaurants, a general market, bars, shops, and a full-service marina renting boats, jet skis, and kayaks. The town of Oakhurst, about seven miles away, adds more shops, restaurants, bars, a cinema, and a live stage theater.

Getting Around:
Parking is available at the home for up to four vehicles. From here, Oakhurst is about seven miles away, the Chukchansi Casino in Coarsegold is 12 miles away, and the southern entrance of Yosemite National Park is about 15 miles away.

Other Things to Note:
• Check-in begins at 4:00 PM, and check-out is by 10:00 AM
• Dogs are allowed with prior approval
• Maximum occupancy is 24 guests
• No smoking, parties, or events
• Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM
• Minimum stay is 2 nights, and the minimum age to book is 21
• Bass Lake reaches its peak water levels in summer and is lowered by about 50 percent during fall and winter each year; summer levels vary depending on winter rain and snowfall, and daily lake levels cannot be provided
• No boat or trailer parking is permitted
• Accidental damage protection is included with your reservation
• Additional fees and taxes may apply