Bear Valley Resort Glamping

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Bear Valley is a friendly and relaxing High Sierra escape located in the beautiful Central Sierra Mountains. Nestled off Scenic Highway 4, in the spectacular Stanislaus For...

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About Bear Valley Resort Glamping

Imagine waking up in the comfort of a hotel room with the serenity of a campsite. Our glamping tents face the breathtaking canyon of the vast Mokelumne wilderness and Mokelumne Peak. Each glamping unit is equipped with a comfy Queen bed (bedding included), heating, and electricity – all powered by sustainable solar energy. Make plans to join us in our special part of the amazing California Sierra!

15 tents available

Amenities inside the tents:

A queen bed with bedding
- Nights can get chilly in the mountains, extra bedding is always recommended.
Includes towels, personal shampoo & soap
Electrical outlets – powdered by wind turbines and solar panels
A wood-burning stove [we provide the wood!]
Personal sundeck with two lounge chairs

Additional amenities:

Shared bathrooms and showers
A community Sundeck looking out to the beautiful Mokelumne vista view.

Bringing friends or family?

Put the camping in glamping, bring your own cot or air mattress! The tents have room for one to two extra twin beds.
We recommend bringing extra bedding, i.e. sleeping bags.

Can I rent a cot?

Limited rental cots are available for an additional $10/stay. Please call or email the Front Desk if you would like to reserve a cot(s)
*Cots are dependent on availability and are not guaranteed.
Can I rent extra bedding?
Limited bedding (sheets and blankets) are available for an additional $10/stay. Please call or email the Front Desk if you would like to reserve extra bedding.
*Bedding is dependent on availability and is not guaranteed.

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