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Fireside at the Village #314

A slopeside Mammoth condo with a stone fireplace, indoor hot tub, and your own underground parking — steps from Village gondola, restaurants, and the lift line.

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12Sleeps
3Bedrooms
4Baths
2Fireplaces
2 minWalk to Village Gondola
Open living room with vaulted ceilings and loft
The Condo

Slopeside in the heart of Mammoth.

Tucked into the Village at Mammoth — a two-minute walk to the gondola that whisks you up to Canyon Lodge. Inside, vaulted ceilings, a stone fireplace, and a vintage ski-poster aesthetic make it feel like the family alpine cabin you always wanted.

Three bedrooms plus bunk space and a loft lounge — comfortably sleeps a big group across four full baths. Full kitchen, dining for ten, gas grill on the back deck, and an indoor heated pool & hot tub building shared with the complex.

  • Walk to gondola & Village dining
  • Heated underground parking (2 cars)
  • Indoor pool & hot tub
  • Two Gas fireplaces
  • Two wood-burning fireplaces
  • Fully equipped kitchen
  • In-unit washer & dryer
What's Inside

Everything you need for the perfect Mammoth stay.

Stone Fireplace

Gas fireplace with hearth in the great room with cozy sectional, a day bed and ski poster decor.

Indoor Hot Tub & Pool

Heated year-round in the shared rec building, with mountain views through floor-to-ceiling glass.

Underground Parking

Two heated underground spots — no scraping windshields or shoveling out at 7am.

Sleeps 12

King, queen, bunk room (2 doubles and 2 twins), plus loft and master bedroom futons. Bring the whole crew.

Full Kitchen

Stainless appliances, granite counters, dining for ten, drip coffeemakers, electric stove.

BBQ Deck

Propane gas grill, bar seating, with a view of the pines.

Walk to Lifts

Two minutes to the Village gondola → Canyon Lodge.

Washer & Dryer

In-unit stacked laundry — handy after a powder day or before the drive home.

Guest Reviews

What guests are saying.

Twenty years of repeat visitors and a 9.8 out of 10 average. A few favorites from recent stays:

★★★★★
9.8 average · Verified reviews on VRBO
★★★★★

10/10 Excellent. I’ve stayed here more than once and it is always an excellent experience. Liked: cleanliness, check-in, communication, location, listing accuracy

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Kelly J.
via VRBO · Jan 2026
★★★★★

10/10 Excellent. Wonderful location, house, and communication! Will be coming back. Liked: cleanliness, check-in, communication, location, listing accuracy, value for money

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Frankie V.
via VRBO · Feb 2026
★★★★★

10/10 Excellent. great location. best location for skiing and the village. super close to everything we needed to do. loved the place very clean very nice Liked: cleanliness, check-in, communication, location, listing accuracy

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Jessie R.
via VRBO · Feb 2025
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Availability

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Things To Do

Mammoth, by season.

From 3,500 acres of skiable terrain in winter to 300+ miles of singletrack and alpine lakes in summer — there's no off-season here. Read our full local guide →

⛷️ Mammoth Mountain

11,053-ft summit, 3,500 skiable acres, 25 lifts, and one of the longest seasons in North America (often Nov to early summer). The Village gondola is a 2-minute walk.

mammothmountain.com →

🎿 June Mountain

Mammoth's quieter sister resort, 25 minutes north. Family-friendly, kids 12 & under ski free, and almost never a lift line.

junemountain.com →

🥾 Tamarack XC

Tamarack Cross Country Ski Center — 19 miles of groomed trails through the Lakes Basin. Rentals, lessons, and a warm-up lodge.

tamaracklodge.com →

🛷 Woolly's Tube Park

Snow tubing for the whole family at the base of Mammoth Mountain — easy, lift-served, no skill required.

Tube Park →

🐾 Snowmobiling

Mammoth Snowmobile Adventures runs guided tours through the Inyo National Forest. Beginners welcome.

mammothsnowmobile.com →

♨️ Hot Springs

Wild Willy's, Hilltop, and Crab Cooker — natural geothermal soaks under the stars (open year-round). Bring a towel and headlamp.

Find a spring →

🚵 Mammoth Bike Park

One of the largest lift-served bike parks in the U.S. — 80+ miles of downhill and XC trails, all skill levels. Gondola access from the Village.

Bike Park →

🥾 Devils Postpile

National monument with surreal hexagonal basalt columns. Easy access to Rainbow Falls. Shuttle from the Village in summer.

nps.gov/depo →

🎣 Fishing

Convict, June, Twin Lakes, and the Owens River — stocked trout fishing from late April through October. Kittredge & The Trout Fitter rent gear.

Visit Mammoth Fishing →

🛶 Lakes Basin

Lake Mary, Lake George, and Horseshoe — kayak and paddleboard rentals at Pokonobe Resort. Ten minutes from the condo.

Pokonobe Resort →

🌋 Hot Creek & Inyo Craters

Geothermal pools (look, don't soak — too hot) and a short hike to volcanic craters. Both are quick, scenic detours from town.

Hot Creek →

🏛️ Bodie & Mono Lake

An hour north — California's best-preserved ghost town in "arrested decay" plus the otherworldly tufa towers of Mono Lake. Day trip gold.

Bodie SHP →
Local Guide

Where the locals send their friends.

Curated favorites — places we actually go when we're up there.

🍽️ Dining (sit-down)

  • Convict Lake Restaurant
    Fine dining lakeside — date night classic    $$$
  • The Mogul
    Steakhouse where you grill your own — Mammoth tradition since 1970    $$$
  • Skadi
    Alpine-inspired bistro from a Mammoth-local chef — small, intimate, exceptional    $$$
  • Toomey's
    Chef-driven, in the Village — try the lobster taquitos    $$
  • 53 Kitchen & Cocktails
    Modern American in the Village    $$
  • Lakanuki
    Tiki bar & Polynesian — fun group spot    $$

☕ Casual, Coffee & Breakfast

  • Stellar Brew
    Local coffee, breakfast burritos, vibe    $
  • Black Velvet Coffee
    Espresso done right — quick stop    $
  • The Stove
    Old-school big breakfast, ski-day fuel    $$
  • Schat's Bakery
    Bread, sandwiches, sheepherder loaf    $
  • Roberto's Café
    Mexican & margaritas, family favorite    $$
  • Mammoth Brewing Co.
    Eatery + tap room — kid friendly, big patio    $$

🛒 Groceries & Essentials

  • Vons
    Full-service supermarket — Old Mammoth Rd    Grocery
  • Grocery Outlet
    Budget grocery — bargain wines too    Grocery
  • Bleu Handcrafted Foods
    Specialty cheese, charcuterie, wine    Specialty
  • Mammoth Liquor
    Wine, beer, spirits — best selection in town    Wine/Beer
  • Old New York Deli & Bagel
    Sandwiches to go for the mountain    Deli

🎿 Gear, Rentals & Services

  • Footloose Sports
    Top boot fitting in town    Ski/Board
  • Black Tie Ski Rentals
    Delivery to the door — skip the shop line    Delivery
  • Kittredge Sports
    Ski/board winter, fly fishing summer    Multi
  • Wave Rave Snowboard Shop
    Local snowboard institution    Snowboard
  • Mammoth Mountaineering Supply
    Backcountry, climbing, hiking    Outdoor
  • Eastern Sierra Transit (ESTA)
    Free in-town trolley + regional bus    Transit
Live Conditions

What's the weather like right now?

Real-time conditions and 5-day forecast for Mammoth Lakes (8,000 ft, town center).

Town · 7,953 ft
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39°F
Partly cloudy
Feels like 33° · 78% humidity · Wind 4 mph
Summit · 11,053 ft
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24°F
Overcast
Feels like 16° · 92% humidity · Wind 8 mph
Summit · 5-day forecast
Today
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34° 20°
Sat
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41° 27°
Sun
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53° 28°
Mon
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57° 33°
Tue
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58° 36°
Full snow report on Mammoth Mountain →
Live weather from Open-Meteo · Lift status, terrain open, and grooming reports at mammothmountain.com
FAQ

Common questions, answered.

Quick answers to what guests ask most often before booking.

Can I walk to the Village and the gondola?

Yes — the Village and the gondola are about a two-minute walk from the front door. Restaurants, shops, and the lift up to Canyon Lodge are all on foot. Park once in our heated underground garage when you arrive and don't touch your car until you head home.

How many people does the unit sleep?

The condo sleeps up to 12 comfortably across 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. There's a king-bed master with attached bath, a queen bedroom, and a bunk room with two doubles and two twins. Additional flex sleeping on the loft and master bedroom futons rounds out capacity for larger groups.

Is there extra parking if we have more than two cars?

We have two fixed heated spaces in the underground garage that come with the condo. If you're bringing a third or fourth vehicle, let us know — we can sometimes find extra space nearby, but it's not guaranteed. The Village also has paid public parking lots within a short walk if needed.

Are pets allowed?

The condo is pet-free — we keep the space allergen-friendly for every guest. We love dogs and cats but ask that they stay home for this trip. If you're traveling with a pet, Mammoth Lakes has plenty of pet-friendly rental options nearby; happy to point you to a few if it helps.

What's included in the rental?

A fully equipped kitchen with stainless appliances, two wood-burning fireplaces, in-unit washer and dryer, a gas grill on the back deck, fast Wi-Fi throughout, and smart TVs in the living room and master. The complex also includes year-round access to a shared indoor heated pool and hot tub with floor-to-ceiling mountain views.

What's the cleaning fee?

A flat cleaning fee is added at booking and reflected in the quote you see on the availability calendar. We don't collect a damage deposit — we trust our guests to leave the condo in the same shape they found it, which two decades of repeat visitors have done beautifully.

Can I book directly to save money?

Yes — booking direct through this site is typically 5–10% less than the same stay on VRBO or Airbnb because we pass platform commission savings back to you. The booking experience, calendar, and cancellation terms are the same; you just pay less. Check availability and book direct →

When's the best time to visit Mammoth?

Mammoth has one of the longest ski seasons in North America — typically November through early summer. Peak demand is December through March; January and February deliver the most reliable powder. Summer (June–September) is hiking, biking, fishing, and festival season with comfortable 60–75°F days. Shoulder seasons (May and October) are quieter and less expensive but still beautiful.

About the Host

Owned by a San Diego family who's been coming up for 20 years.

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We're outdoor enthusiasts based in San Diego, and we've owned at the Village for over twenty years. We bought here because the location is unbeatable — you can park the car underground, walk out to the gondola, and not get back in your car until you head home. After two decades of stays, we've kept the condo updated and stocked with the things our own family uses every trip.

Have a question we don't answer on the site? Just send us a note — we usually reply same day, and we love sharing favorite Mammoth tips with new guests.

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