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Bette's Yosemite BnB

A Fish Camp B&B where your host helps plan your Yosemite days

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Fish Camp, CA

About

Bette's Yosemite BnB sits in Fish Camp, near Yosemite's south entrance, and the draw here is as much the host as the room. Guests consistently describe accommodations as clean, roomy, and private, but what shows up again and again in reviews is the personal touch: home-cooked breakfasts, family photos, and detailed guidance on how to spend a limited number of days in the park.

What Guests Say

The property carries a 4.4-star rating across 14 reviews. Multiple guests mention sitting down with maps and guidebooks before their Yosemite visit, with the host walking through what to prioritize and what to skip. One reviewer called it "a charming spot in a terrific location, truly a five star experience," and another said the planning advice helped them get more out of a short trip than they expected to.

Good to Know

  • Reach the property by phone at (559) 683-2584; listed contact hours run daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
  • At least one review describes a reservation cancellation that wasn't communicated until months later — it's worth confirming your booking status directly with the host as your travel dates approach.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I contact Bette's Yosemite BnB?

Call (559) 683-2584. Listed contact hours run daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

What do guests say about staying here?

The property holds a 4.4-star rating from 14 reviews, with guests repeatedly highlighting the hosts' hospitality, home-cooked breakfasts, and hands-on help planning a Yosemite visit.

Does the host help with trip planning?

Yes. Several reviews describe the host sitting down with guests and maps or guidebooks to work out an itinerary, including advice on which nearby sights are worth the time and which to skip.

Is there anything to double-check before booking?

One review reported a booking cancellation that wasn't communicated until months after the reservation was made, so it's worth confirming your reservation is still active as your trip gets closer.

Reviews (14)

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Pat Swinnen
Pat Swinnen

3 years ago

I booked and paid a room for three nights in this place on March 26th 2023. On the 10th of July they notify me that they were not able to host me. 3 months later!. I loosed about € 52 in the transaction (Paypal, exchange rate). Anything but customer friendly, not to be trusted.

Jennie Reed Romero

Bette is the perfect host. Upon arrival, we asked for guidance planning our three days in Yosemite, and she sat us down with maps, guidebooks and her family's photos to show and tell first-hand stories of what to see and what to skip (hint: no more than a drive-by of Wawona Hotel). Her recommendations allowed us to make the most of our limited time including sights we hadn't known to plan for (walk around Tenaya Lake, pack a picnic to eat at Camp Mather, pull over and get out of the car to listen to Bridalveil Falls) and how to time other sights (the exact field to be in at sunset in order to spot the El Capitan climber headlamps). In the mornings, Bette laid out a breakfast of baked eggs (prepared differently each day), fresh fruit, pastries, coffee and juice. There was something sweet and something savory to fuel our days of leisurely exploration. After breakfast, Bette pointed us to the Fish Camp General Store for made-to-order subs and hot soups which we packed to enjoy later. (Note: This was much more economical than eating in the park.) As for dinner, upon request, Bette will point you in the direction of great food. We enjoyed Jackalope's Bar and Grill at Tenaya Lodge (3 minute drive) and El Cid Mexican in Oakhurst (20 minutes south). On our last day, a major snowstorm was forecasted so we packed up and left in a bit of a rush to get out ahead of the storm. I'm glad we did because road closures at Tioga Pass were in effect. Perhaps because we were the only guests at the time or the last guests of the season (check-out on November 1st), but we had the upstairs to ourselves, including the Bubble Room to sleep, an adjoining room to lay out our backpacks for each day's trip, and a bathroom with double sinks, HEATED floors and separate toilet room. Unless we engaged her, Bette left us alone to enjoy the quiet accommodations of her home. Photos attached of Bette's custom family tree sculpture, her driveway and the deer that stop by in the mornings. We'd like to return to Bette's for a longer stay and more of her stories.

Michael Gore
Michael Gore

4 years ago

Bette,(and Eileen), insured that our trip to Yosemite was a wonderful experience in every way. Comfortable, roomy,clean, private, everything you’d want in a spot near the park. But the wonderful breakfasts, conversations and detailed helpful touring advice were all an unexpected plus. A charming spot in a terrific location, truly a five star experience.

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