Rustic & refined... an inviting and ideal setting for gatherings of all sizes. For an intimate weekend or large celebration hidden in plain sight. The property also offers trails for walking, running, and hiking. Union Hill Inn is close to Historic Columbia, Sonora and Jamestown. We're also a short drive from Murphys and Twain Harte. In fact, a day trip to Yosemite is also possible. There are lots of local attractions to keep you as busy or leisurely as you might want! At Union Hill Inn, there are plenty of tales to tell of the property's history and how our style was acquired for the rooms and cottages. And let's not leave out, "The Barn Stead" consisting of three party friendly structures steeped in Gold Country history. The grounds are everyone's favorite including the pavilions, gazebo, the foot bridge, various ponds, barns and the pool. The Union Hill Inn is among the best event venue in Tuolumne County.

Historic ranch on 80 pristine acres with gorgeous ranch house, 1850s barn, large Palapa dance floor, rustic Hetch Hetchy cabin, bunk house and yurts. Rolling hills make a stunning background for weddings and plenty of indoor/outdoor space for ceremonies and receptions. Full range of furniture, heaters and services. Fabulous wedding planning services included.

Our expansive property offers a wide variety of indoor and outdoor spaces, capable of accommodating both small and large groups. Ceremony and reception areas, dining halls, auditoriums, amphitheaters, pools, gorgeous vista views, commercial kitchens, all set within a beautiful and inspiring landscape. Most couples and their guests join us for a multi-day stay, buying out some or all of our property.

Step into the comfort of this spacious and luxurious 4BR 2.5Bath home in Clarksburg, a tranquil town less than 20 mins from Sacramento, CA. It promises a relaxing oasis in the heart of the wine country, adjacent to the Sacramento River. The stylish design, rich wine selection, and amenity list will leave you in awe. ✔ 4 Comfortable Bedrooms ✔ Open Design Living ✔ Fully Equipped Kitchen ✔ Outdoors (Dining, Seating, BBQ, Fire Pit) ✔ Smart TVs ✔ High-Speed Wi-Fi ✔ Free Parking

Originally called Cold Spring Ranch due to an ice cold spring. The Dorrington Hotel was built in 1852 by John Gardner who married Rebecca Dorrington and moved her out from Scotland. It served as a depot for stockmen and provided lodging for guests visiting the Giant Sequoias at Calaveras Big Trees State Park. Read more about our history and our permanent guest Rebecca below.

Nestled halfway between Lake Tahoe and Yosemite in the high Sierra, Bear Valley is a paradox of sorts — a vast alpine basin filled with all the means to explore four seasons while being so small it feels like a private escape to granite-filled solitude. Winter’s snow brings unhindered-by-lines access to skiing and snowboarding amidst 360-degree views of the Sierra. Mokelumne Peak, the shining star of the Mokelumne Wilderness and the Stanislaus National Forest, plays as the immediate backdrop to a day making turns at Bear Valley Resort. By summer, the snow gives way to hiking and mountain biking trails (rentals available), a disc golf course in the Village, and kayak rentals for the surrounding lakes, the closest of which, Lake Alpine, is only a small trek up the road. If you are staying on the Mountain in a glamping tent, Lake Alpine is just about a mile away.