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Krisann D.
2025 年 6 月 23 日
满意：清洁度
History Museum meets Glamping
Krisann D.
2025 年 6 月入住 1 晚
整间木屋
The Sequoia Time Capsule: Spa, Walk 2 Giant Sequoias, River, Fish, Bike, Saloon
The Sequoia Time Capsule: Spa, Walk 2 Giant Sequoias, River, Fish, Bike, Saloon
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整间木屋
1 间卧室1 间浴室
热门服务设施
- 干衣机
- 洗衣机
- 可带宠物
- 空调
当前价格为 HK$720
HK$720
总价 HK$2,066
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8 月 28 日 - 8 月 29 日
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住宿简介
尽享整间住宿
您与同行的旅伴将享有整间木屋，无需与陌生人共享。
The Sequoia Time Capsule: Spa, Walk 2 Giant Sequoias, River, Fish, Bike, Saloon
Step Into a Living Time Capsule: A 1910 Forest Cabin in the Heart of Sequoia National Monument
Tucked away among the ancient pines and granite ridges of the Sierra Nevada, this original 1910 cabin is not just a vacation rental—it’s a journey back in time. Preserved with care and rich in character, this historic mountain hideaway offers a rare and intimate glimpse into California’s early forest life, without sacrificing comfort. Set in the serene seclusion of the Sequoia National Monument, the cabin is surrounded by towering trees, whispering breezes, and a timeless sense of peace.
Where most people crowd into the well-trodden paths of Sequoia National Park, this cabin invites you to experience something more authentic, personal, and rare. Why jostle for parking spots and trailhead selfies when you can wake up among the giant sequoias, sip your coffee on the porch beneath the evergreens, and walk to majestic hiking trails right from your door? Unlike the National Park, the National Monument allows for private cabins like this one, offering a true mountain-living experience in the forest—something the park simply doesn’t offer. Here, you're not just visiting nature; you're living in it.
The Cabin
Built in 1910 and lovingly maintained for over a century, this cabin is a genuine relic of mountain heritage. The weathered wood siding, antique details, and simple craftsmanship speak to an era before modern luxuries—yet you’ll find the amenities here comfortable and well thought out. Every corner of this cabin has a story, and you can feel it in the hand-built walls, the rustic hardware, and the natural flow of the space. This isn’t a replica. This is the real thing.
Inside, you’ll find:
A rock-built wood-burning fireplace, the heart of the home, perfect for curling up with a book or enjoying a glass of wine after a hike. The crackle of logs and the scent of woodsmoke transport you to a simpler time.
Cozy vintage furnishings—warm, inviting, and intentionally simple. Everything from the antique light fixtures to the original windows helps maintain the cabin’s historic character.
A well-equipped kitchen, modest but functional, stocked with the basics for preparing home-cooked meals. Whether you’re baking cornbread or brewing a pot of coffee, the space is perfect for those who like to cook while surrounded by nature.
Comfortable sleeping arrangements, including a cozy main bedroom and a secondary sleeping space for guests or family. The bedding is plush, the linens are soft, and the forest views are unforgettable.
A full bathroom with hot water, clean towels, and thoughtful touches that blend rustic charm with the comforts of home.
The dining room walls hold a treasure trove of history, with handwritten messages and signatures from guests dating all the way back to 1910. You'll find heartfelt notes, family names, and even entries from soldiers returning home after D-Day, etched into the wood and preserved for generations. It's a living guestbook that brings the past to life in the most personal way.
Hot Tub Under the Trees
One of the most magical features of this property is the private hot tub, nestled beneath a canopy of tall pines and firs. After a day spent hiking through groves of giant sequoias or exploring the backroads of the Sierra, there’s nothing quite like sinking into warm, bubbling water with the scent of cedar in the air and the stars beginning to shine overhead.
This is relaxation the way it was meant to be: pure, natural, and immersed in the landscape.
Location, Location, Location – Why the National Monument is the Real Gem
The cabin sits within the Sequoia National Monument, a protected area of stunning natural beauty that shares its name and ancient trees with the more famous Sequoia National Park—but without the crowds. Here, the trails are quieter, the pace is slower, and the experience is more personal.
One of the Monument’s biggest draws is that it allows private cabins within its boundaries. That means while visitors to the National Park must drive in, navigate visitor centers, and stay in dense campgrounds or remote lodges, guests of this cabin are already in the forest—living among the giants. You can literally walk out the door and be among groves of giant sequoias within minutes.
Here are a few reasons why the National Monument offers a better experience for many travelers:
Fewer crowds – No need to line up for a shuttle or fight through tour groups. The trails near the cabin are tranquil, allowing you to enjoy the sequoias in peace.
Dogs are welcome – Unlike the National Park, where pets are restricted, the Monument is dog-friendly. Bring your pup along and explore together.
Bike-friendly trails – Cyclists are welcome on many of the Monument's backroads and trails. It’s an ideal place to ride under the towering trees.
Cabins in the forest – Experience the forest from the inside out. In the Monument, you can actually stay in a real cabin among the trees, something not available in the park itself.
Local charm – A short walk brings you to a local general store for supplies, and a rustic saloon where locals and travelers gather. This is not a tourist trap—it’s a real mountain community.
What’s Nearby
This cabin is a basecamp for incredible natural experiences, all within walking or short driving distance:
Giant Sequoia Groves – Towering, ancient trees just minutes away. Less foot traffic means better photo ops and a more intimate experience.
Slate Mountain Saloon – A local favorite with cold drinks and friendly conversation.
Camp Nelson Store – Stock up on snacks, drinks, and essentials.
Hiking Trails – Dozens of scenic trails wind through the Monument, from easy forest strolls to challenging summit climbs.
Mountain Biking & Horseback Riding – With open access trails and fire roads, there’s plenty of opportunity to explore on wheels or horseback.
Swimming holes and creeks – Cool off in mountain-fed streams or spend an afternoon lounging by a quiet riverbend.
Ideal For
This cabin is perfect for:
Couples looking for a romantic escape
Writers, artists, or creatives seeking inspiration
Families eager to introduce their kids to the forest in a safe, authentic way
Dog owners who hate leaving their pups behind
History buffs, nature lovers, and anyone craving solitude without isolation
Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, a weeklong adventure, or a remote work retreat with a Wi-Fi break, this cabin offers a completely unique stay.
A Few Things to Know
This is a historic home. It’s well cared for, but it was built in 1910—expect a few quirks and creaks.
Cell service is limited. We see it as a plus, but come prepared to unplug.
Winters can bring snow, and summers can be warm. Dress for the season and enjoy the weather like a local.
Please treat the cabin and forest with respect. This is a protected area, and your care helps preserve it for future generations.
The Cabin You’ll Never Forget
In a world where so much feels fast, crowded, and digital, this cabin is a rare opportunity to disconnect from the noise and reconnect with nature, history, and yourself. It’s not just a place to stay—it’s an experience, a mood, and a memory waiting to be made.
So come. Light a fire. Watch the wind in the trees. Soak under the stars. And let this forest time capsule remind you what stillness and wonder really feel like.
Tucked away among the ancient pines and granite ridges of the Sierra Nevada, this original 1910 cabin is not just a vacation rental—it’s a journey back in time. Preserved with care and rich in character, this historic mountain hideaway offers a rare and intimate glimpse into California’s early forest life, without sacrificing comfort. Set in the serene seclusion of the Sequoia National Monument, the cabin is surrounded by towering trees, whispering breezes, and a timeless sense of peace.
Where most people crowd into the well-trodden paths of Sequoia National Park, this cabin invites you to experience something more authentic, personal, and rare. Why jostle for parking spots and trailhead selfies when you can wake up among the giant sequoias, sip your coffee on the porch beneath the evergreens, and walk to majestic hiking trails right from your door? Unlike the National Park, the National Monument allows for private cabins like this one, offering a true mountain-living experience in the forest—something the park simply doesn’t offer. Here, you're not just visiting nature; you're living in it.
The Cabin
Built in 1910 and lovingly maintained for over a century, this cabin is a genuine relic of mountain heritage. The weathered wood siding, antique details, and simple craftsmanship speak to an era before modern luxuries—yet you’ll find the amenities here comfortable and well thought out. Every corner of this cabin has a story, and you can feel it in the hand-built walls, the rustic hardware, and the natural flow of the space. This isn’t a replica. This is the real thing.
Inside, you’ll find:
A rock-built wood-burning fireplace, the heart of the home, perfect for curling up with a book or enjoying a glass of wine after a hike. The crackle of logs and the scent of woodsmoke transport you to a simpler time.
Cozy vintage furnishings—warm, inviting, and intentionally simple. Everything from the antique light fixtures to the original windows helps maintain the cabin’s historic character.
A well-equipped kitchen, modest but functional, stocked with the basics for preparing home-cooked meals. Whether you’re baking cornbread or brewing a pot of coffee, the space is perfect for those who like to cook while surrounded by nature.
Comfortable sleeping arrangements, including a cozy main bedroom and a secondary sleeping space for guests or family. The bedding is plush, the linens are soft, and the forest views are unforgettable.
A full bathroom with hot water, clean towels, and thoughtful touches that blend rustic charm with the comforts of home.
The dining room walls hold a treasure trove of history, with handwritten messages and signatures from guests dating all the way back to 1910. You'll find heartfelt notes, family names, and even entries from soldiers returning home after D-Day, etched into the wood and preserved for generations. It's a living guestbook that brings the past to life in the most personal way.
Hot Tub Under the Trees
One of the most magical features of this property is the private hot tub, nestled beneath a canopy of tall pines and firs. After a day spent hiking through groves of giant sequoias or exploring the backroads of the Sierra, there’s nothing quite like sinking into warm, bubbling water with the scent of cedar in the air and the stars beginning to shine overhead.
This is relaxation the way it was meant to be: pure, natural, and immersed in the landscape.
Location, Location, Location – Why the National Monument is the Real Gem
The cabin sits within the Sequoia National Monument, a protected area of stunning natural beauty that shares its name and ancient trees with the more famous Sequoia National Park—but without the crowds. Here, the trails are quieter, the pace is slower, and the experience is more personal.
One of the Monument’s biggest draws is that it allows private cabins within its boundaries. That means while visitors to the National Park must drive in, navigate visitor centers, and stay in dense campgrounds or remote lodges, guests of this cabin are already in the forest—living among the giants. You can literally walk out the door and be among groves of giant sequoias within minutes.
Here are a few reasons why the National Monument offers a better experience for many travelers:
Fewer crowds – No need to line up for a shuttle or fight through tour groups. The trails near the cabin are tranquil, allowing you to enjoy the sequoias in peace.
Dogs are welcome – Unlike the National Park, where pets are restricted, the Monument is dog-friendly. Bring your pup along and explore together.
Bike-friendly trails – Cyclists are welcome on many of the Monument's backroads and trails. It’s an ideal place to ride under the towering trees.
Cabins in the forest – Experience the forest from the inside out. In the Monument, you can actually stay in a real cabin among the trees, something not available in the park itself.
Local charm – A short walk brings you to a local general store for supplies, and a rustic saloon where locals and travelers gather. This is not a tourist trap—it’s a real mountain community.
What’s Nearby
This cabin is a basecamp for incredible natural experiences, all within walking or short driving distance:
Giant Sequoia Groves – Towering, ancient trees just minutes away. Less foot traffic means better photo ops and a more intimate experience.
Slate Mountain Saloon – A local favorite with cold drinks and friendly conversation.
Camp Nelson Store – Stock up on snacks, drinks, and essentials.
Hiking Trails – Dozens of scenic trails wind through the Monument, from easy forest strolls to challenging summit climbs.
Mountain Biking & Horseback Riding – With open access trails and fire roads, there’s plenty of opportunity to explore on wheels or horseback.
Swimming holes and creeks – Cool off in mountain-fed streams or spend an afternoon lounging by a quiet riverbend.
Ideal For
This cabin is perfect for:
Couples looking for a romantic escape
Writers, artists, or creatives seeking inspiration
Families eager to introduce their kids to the forest in a safe, authentic way
Dog owners who hate leaving their pups behind
History buffs, nature lovers, and anyone craving solitude without isolation
Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway, a weeklong adventure, or a remote work retreat with a Wi-Fi break, this cabin offers a completely unique stay.
A Few Things to Know
This is a historic home. It’s well cared for, but it was built in 1910—expect a few quirks and creaks.
Cell service is limited. We see it as a plus, but come prepared to unplug.
Winters can bring snow, and summers can be warm. Dress for the season and enjoy the weather like a local.
Please treat the cabin and forest with respect. This is a protected area, and your care helps preserve it for future generations.
The Cabin You’ll Never Forget
In a world where so much feels fast, crowded, and digital, this cabin is a rare opportunity to disconnect from the noise and reconnect with nature, history, and yourself. It’s not just a place to stay—it’s an experience, a mood, and a memory waiting to be made.
So come. Light a fire. Watch the wind in the trees. Soak under the stars. And let this forest time capsule remind you what stillness and wonder really feel like.
住宿经理
Hans C Hormann
语言
英语
住宿服务设施
互联网
- 独立别墅提供：Wi-Fi
卧室
- 1 间卧室
- 提供床单
浴室
- 1 间浴室
- 吹风机
- 肥皂
- 提供毛巾
- 卫生纸
- 浴缸或淋浴
洗衣房
- 洗衣机
- 洗衣设施
舒适
- 空调
- 暖气
宠物
- 可接待宠物
- 只可携带狗狗入住
- 共可携带 2 只宠物
适用性/无障碍设施
- 无烟住宿
服务和便利设施
- 熨斗/熨衣板
安全功能
- 一氧化碳检测器（房东注明住宿有一氧化碳检测器）
- 烟雾检测器（房东注明住宿有烟雾检测器）
政策
入住
16:00 开始办理入住
住客需年满 22 岁
退房
10:00 之前退房
特别入住说明
年满 18 岁的成人必须为预订承担所有责
您将收到房东发来的电子邮件，内含入住和退房说明
宠物
可带宠物
欢迎服务类动物，并且免除有关费用
仅可携带宠物狗入住
总共可携带 2 只宠物
儿童及加床
欢迎儿童入住。
活动
No events allowed
可否吸烟
Smoking is not permitted
重要信息
您需知道
可能需收取加人费用，具体费用取决于住宿的政策。
入住时可能需要出示政府核发的身份证件（带照片）和信用卡、借记卡或缴付现金押金，以便于支付其他杂项的费用
特殊要求视入住时的具体情况而定，可能产生额外的费用。不能保证满足特殊要求。
店内严禁举办派对或团体活动。
房东表示住宿内安装有一氧化碳探测器
房东表示住宿内安装有烟雾探测器
该住宿由我们的合作伙伴 Vrbo 管理。您将收到 Vrbo 发来的电子邮件，内含 Vrbo 帐户的链接，可供您变更或取消订单使用。
街区简介
Springville, CA
附近有什么？
- 红杉国家森林 - 步行 1 分钟 - 0.0 公里
- 百株巨木步道 - 车程 37 分钟 - 36.5 公里
餐厅
- Julie's Bar at Pierpoint - 车程 3 分钟
- Ponderosa Lodge - 车程 18 分钟
- Mo's Diner - 步行 4 分钟
- Nelson's Tavern - 步行 3 分钟
- Brewer Family's Ponderosa Lodge - 车程 18 分钟
常见问题
The Sequoia Time Capsule: Spa, Walk 2 Giant Sequoias, River, Fish, Bike, Saloon允许宠物入住吗？
是的，此住宿允许携带狗狗入住（总共可携带不超过 2 只宠物）。
The Sequoia Time Capsule: Spa, Walk 2 Giant Sequoias, River, Fish, Bike, Saloon住宿费用是多少？
截至 2025 年 8 月 18 日，我们找到的The Sequoia Time Capsule: Spa, Walk 2 Giant Sequoias, River, Fish, Bike, Saloon 2 位成人 1 晚最低价是 HK$719.82（不含税费），入住日期是 2025 年 8 月 28 日。这个价格基于我们在过去 24 小时内找到的，未来 30 天的最低每晚房价。价格可能会有所变动。选择您需要住宿的日期，可以看到更加准确的价格。
何时可在The Sequoia Time Capsule: Spa, Walk 2 Giant Sequoias, River, Fish, Bike, Saloon办理入住？
16:00 开始办理入住。
何时可在The Sequoia Time Capsule: Spa, Walk 2 Giant Sequoias, River, Fish, Bike, Saloon办理退房？
退房时间为 10:00。
The Sequoia Time Capsule: Spa, Walk 2 Giant Sequoias, River, Fish, Bike, Saloon的地址在哪里？
此度假屋位于纳尔逊营，步行 10 分钟即可走到红杉国家森林和巨杉国家纪念碑。而且，针泉和河岛高尔夫球场距离酒店不到 40 公里。
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