
Master bedroom
1 queen bed · Sleeps 2

Twain Harte, California
A three-level family cabin for up to 11 guests, moments from Pinecrest Lake, Dodge Ridge, and Gold Country.
Sleeps 11 • 3 baths • Small-dog friendly
Bring the whole family to a cabin designed for shared meals, fireside evenings, and room for everyone to settle in.
Across three levels, Green Serene balances togetherness with breathing room: two queen bedrooms on the main floor, a cozy queen loft, bunk rooms with five twin beds below, and a full bathroom on every floor.

Where you’ll sleep
Four distinct sleeping spaces across three levels give families and friends room to settle in. A full bathroom on every floor keeps mornings easy, even with a full house.

1 queen bed · Sleeps 2

1 queen bed · Sleeps 2

1 queen bed · Sleeps 2

5 twin beds · Sleeps 5
Inside & out
Slow mornings at the long table. Dinner on the deck. A book by the fire. Green Serene is made for the time between adventures, too.






Everything you need
Thoughtful essentials for family trips in every season—from high-speed Wi-Fi and air conditioning to a wood-burning fireplace and snow play nearby.
Fully equipped kitchen · dining table · coffee maker · BBQ grill · outdoor dining · board games · Smart TV · sound system
Fast Wi-Fi · air conditioning · central heating · wood-burning fireplace · washer and dryer · Level 2 EV charger
Pack ’n play · high chair · baby gates · children’s books and toys · extra pillows and blankets · room-darkening shades
Bed linens · hot water · body soap · cooking basics · dishwasher · free parking · books and reading material
Beyond the cabin
Mountain lakes, fresh snow, Gold Rush history, and small-town treats are all within easy reach.

Start close to home with the historic 18-hole miniature golf course beneath the pines, then stop at The Sugar Shack for coffee, breakfast, or something sweet.

Swim, paddle, fish, picnic, or walk the scenic lake loop in summer. Stay after sunset for a movie beneath the stars at Pinecrest Theater.

Ski and snowboard in winter, then return for hiking, mountain biking, and High Sierra adventures when the snow melts.

Stroll the historic downtown for independent shops, cafés, restaurants, galleries, and a relaxed Gold Country afternoon.

Step into a living Gold Rush town for stagecoach rides, gold panning, old-fashioned shops, historic saloons, and family-friendly events.

Explore Railtown 1897’s working roundhouse, railway history, movie memorabilia, and seasonal train rides through Gold Country.
Drive times are approximate and vary with traffic, weather, and road conditions. Yosemite’s Highway 120 entrance is about 1 hour 45 minutes away; Yosemite Valley takes longer.
Plan your escape
Tell us a little about your group and preferred dates. We’ll get back to you by email.