McGee Creek Lodge

Cute little lodge with cabins. Room was just what we needed for the night - bed, tv, ac, warm showers, coffee and mini fridge. Slight downfall is the room(s) have a sloped ceiling which we bummed our heads on a few times while trying to maneuver around the bed. But other than that, the place is super clean and cozy. Definitely will stay here again.

I stayed in the lake view cabin and was very impressed with cleanliness, the amenities, and the cabin itself was very nice. Staff was very pleasant and would definitely go again.

Great cabin, fantastic staff. Peaceful and relaxing!

We liked the river by the rooms and the view of the lake. But there was limited outside areas.

Beautiful property, absolute great stay. Room was clean and cozy. Heated floors and electric fireplace was a real bonus. Great customer service. Will definitely stay again.

Very nice place to stay. The cafe is very cute but was a bit surprised when they did not offer bacon or sausage for breakfast and the belgian waffle was not as expected. Service was excellent!

Fun update of classic mountain lodge, fun area, great for kids.

The property is nice and the cabin is clean and quiet. Will definitely stay there again.

Josh was extremely welcoming and hospitable. The room was cozy, and had everything we needed! We loved the heated floors and towel rack in the bathroom.

Cozy Lodge with Stunning Views and a Rich History We stayed in the #1 McGee Canyon room at McGee Creek Lodge, and it was such an amazing experience. The room was spacious and comfortable, with beautiful rustic-modern touches that made it feel both cozy and stylish. I especially loved the cute electric fireplace and the fact that all the furniture was so comfortable—it was the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring. Our medium dog’s crate fit perfectly in the room, and the ground-floor access made it super easy to take her on walks outside. Plus, the views from the windows were absolutely breathtaking. Beyond the comfort of the room, there’s something truly special about this lodge. It’s not just a beautiful place to stay—it has a story. The lodge itself was built in 1929 by State Senator Karl Keough, and you can feel that history when you’re there. It’s incredible to think of all the people who have passed through this spot over the years, from pioneer families to travelers seeking the same peace and beauty that we enjoyed. The staff here are wonderful—super friendly and warm, which made the stay even better. It’s clear they care about this place and the people who visit. The location was great for us—it’s just a short drive to Mammoth Village and Bishop, where you’ll find plenty of dining and shopping options I’ll definitely be coming back.

The property is exceptionally clean and well maintained. Mattress is good, pillows a little softer will do wonders :)

Cute little lodge with cabins. Room was just what we needed for the night - bed, tv, ac, warm showers, coffee and mini fridge. Slight downfall is the room(s) have a sloped ceiling which we bummed our heads on a few times while trying to maneuver around the bed. But other than that, the place is super clean and cozy. Definitely will stay here again.

I stayed in the lake view cabin and was very impressed with cleanliness, the amenities, and the cabin itself was very nice. Staff was very pleasant and would definitely go again.

Beautiful property, absolute great stay. Room was clean and cozy. Heated floors and electric fireplace was a real bonus. Great customer service. Will definitely stay again.

The room is very clean and new. Breakfast is also provided, simple but convenient.

I decided at the last minute to attend a family function over the 4th. I have stayed at McGee previously, last in 2018. I was able to secure room #3 for the two days I would be attending. The property has been upgraded substantially, and the bathroom, tiny as it was, was very clean. Beds have been upgraded from full to Queen. Due to the fact the room is on the second floor, and the design has gabled windows, there is a slanting roofline that impinges on the room, and I smacked my head three times attempting to maneuver around the room. If and when I return, I will secure a cabin or a room without gabled windows. Otherwise, the property is fine.

It was clean and the hosts were very accommodating

The property is nice and the cabin is clean and quiet. Will definitely stay there again.

Room was clean and had appliances, big . Bed was a little uncomfortable. Everything else was great.

Great hospitality! Very courteous staff. Nostalgic, clean, and comfortable rooms.

Great spot great view roomy clean and spacious would definitely stay again

The property is exceptionally clean and well maintained. Mattress is good, pillows a little softer will do wonders :)

Cute little lodge with cabins. Room was just what we needed for the night - bed, tv, ac, warm showers, coffee and mini fridge. Slight downfall is the room(s) have a sloped ceiling which we bummed our heads on a few times while trying to maneuver around the bed. But other than that, the place is super clean and cozy. Definitely will stay here again.

Recently renovated, rustic, unique

The rooms were nicely updated and decorated. The staff was very helpful; however, we had major issues with our air conditioning not functioning and putting off hot air during our stay making our room 87F in late april / early May. They tried to fix it and did offer that we could move to a different room after two nights of issues. It’s in a great walkable area.

The room is very clean and new. Breakfast is also provided, simple but convenient.

I decided at the last minute to attend a family function over the 4th. I have stayed at McGee previously, last in 2018. I was able to secure room #3 for the two days I would be attending. The property has been upgraded substantially, and the bathroom, tiny as it was, was very clean. Beds have been upgraded from full to Queen. Due to the fact the room is on the second floor, and the design has gabled windows, there is a slanting roofline that impinges on the room, and I smacked my head three times attempting to maneuver around the room. If and when I return, I will secure a cabin or a room without gabled windows. Otherwise, the property is fine.

Great place. Large rooms in a beautiful area. A nice option when visiting Mammoth and wanting to avoid the crowds. I did somehow get locked out of my room and it took an hour to regain access. But, I'd stay there again.

Room was clean and had appliances, big . Bed was a little uncomfortable. Everything else was great.

Cozy Lodge with Stunning Views and a Rich History We stayed in the #1 McGee Canyon room at McGee Creek Lodge, and it was such an amazing experience. The room was spacious and comfortable, with beautiful rustic-modern touches that made it feel both cozy and stylish. I especially loved the cute electric fireplace and the fact that all the furniture was so comfortable—it was the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring. Our medium dog’s crate fit perfectly in the room, and the ground-floor access made it super easy to take her on walks outside. Plus, the views from the windows were absolutely breathtaking. Beyond the comfort of the room, there’s something truly special about this lodge. It’s not just a beautiful place to stay—it has a story. The lodge itself was built in 1929 by State Senator Karl Keough, and you can feel that history when you’re there. It’s incredible to think of all the people who have passed through this spot over the years, from pioneer families to travelers seeking the same peace and beauty that we enjoyed. The staff here are wonderful—super friendly and warm, which made the stay even better. It’s clear they care about this place and the people who visit. The location was great for us—it’s just a short drive to Mammoth Village and Bishop, where you’ll find plenty of dining and shopping options I’ll definitely be coming back.

The rooms were nicely updated and decorated. The staff was very helpful; however, we had major issues with our air conditioning not functioning and putting off hot air during our stay making our room 87F in late april / early May. They tried to fix it and did offer that we could move to a different room after two nights of issues. It’s in a great walkable area.

Great cabin, fantastic staff. Peaceful and relaxing!

Beautiful property, absolute great stay. Room was clean and cozy. Heated floors and electric fireplace was a real bonus. Great customer service. Will definitely stay again.

Very nice place to stay. The cafe is very cute but was a bit surprised when they did not offer bacon or sausage for breakfast and the belgian waffle was not as expected. Service was excellent!

Great hotel. Beautiful room. Great staff.

It was clean and the hosts were very accommodating

Great place. Large rooms in a beautiful area. A nice option when visiting Mammoth and wanting to avoid the crowds. I did somehow get locked out of my room and it took an hour to regain access. But, I'd stay there again.

Josh was extremely welcoming and hospitable. The room was cozy, and had everything we needed! We loved the heated floors and towel rack in the bathroom.

Great hospitality! Very courteous staff. Nostalgic, clean, and comfortable rooms.

Cozy Lodge with Stunning Views and a Rich History We stayed in the #1 McGee Canyon room at McGee Creek Lodge, and it was such an amazing experience. The room was spacious and comfortable, with beautiful rustic-modern touches that made it feel both cozy and stylish. I especially loved the cute electric fireplace and the fact that all the furniture was so comfortable—it was the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring. Our medium dog’s crate fit perfectly in the room, and the ground-floor access made it super easy to take her on walks outside. Plus, the views from the windows were absolutely breathtaking. Beyond the comfort of the room, there’s something truly special about this lodge. It’s not just a beautiful place to stay—it has a story. The lodge itself was built in 1929 by State Senator Karl Keough, and you can feel that history when you’re there. It’s incredible to think of all the people who have passed through this spot over the years, from pioneer families to travelers seeking the same peace and beauty that we enjoyed. The staff here are wonderful—super friendly and warm, which made the stay even better. It’s clear they care about this place and the people who visit. The location was great for us—it’s just a short drive to Mammoth Village and Bishop, where you’ll find plenty of dining and shopping options I’ll definitely be coming back.

Great spot great view roomy clean and spacious would definitely stay again

I stayed in the lake view cabin and was very impressed with cleanliness, the amenities, and the cabin itself was very nice. Staff was very pleasant and would definitely go again.

It was nice, quiet.

Beautiful area and great spot to stay

Great cabin, fantastic staff. Peaceful and relaxing!

We liked the river by the rooms and the view of the lake. But there was limited outside areas.

Fun update of classic mountain lodge, fun area, great for kids.

Great place. Large rooms in a beautiful area. A nice option when visiting Mammoth and wanting to avoid the crowds. I did somehow get locked out of my room and it took an hour to regain access. But, I'd stay there again.

Very cute and clean!! Gorgeous views. My only complaint was no soap, possibly an oversight? But we really enjoyed our stay here and would stay again.

Cozy Lodge with Stunning Views and a Rich History We stayed in the #1 McGee Canyon room at McGee Creek Lodge, and it was such an amazing experience. The room was spacious and comfortable, with beautiful rustic-modern touches that made it feel both cozy and stylish. I especially loved the cute electric fireplace and the fact that all the furniture was so comfortable—it was the perfect place to relax after a day of exploring. Our medium dog’s crate fit perfectly in the room, and the ground-floor access made it super easy to take her on walks outside. Plus, the views from the windows were absolutely breathtaking. Beyond the comfort of the room, there’s something truly special about this lodge. It’s not just a beautiful place to stay—it has a story. The lodge itself was built in 1929 by State Senator Karl Keough, and you can feel that history when you’re there. It’s incredible to think of all the people who have passed through this spot over the years, from pioneer families to travelers seeking the same peace and beauty that we enjoyed. The staff here are wonderful—super friendly and warm, which made the stay even better. It’s clear they care about this place and the people who visit. The location was great for us—it’s just a short drive to Mammoth Village and Bishop, where you’ll find plenty of dining and shopping options I’ll definitely be coming back.

The room is very clean and new. Breakfast is also provided, simple but convenient.

Very nice place to stay. The cafe is very cute but was a bit surprised when they did not offer bacon or sausage for breakfast and the belgian waffle was not as expected. Service was excellent!