Papa's Paradise Guesthouse
Mountain guesthouse half-mile from paved road. One-room, separate cabin sleeps 3 (1 queen bed, 1 trundle twin, 1 bathroom). Includes bed linens, essentials, hot water, heating, Wi‑Fi, patio, BBQ, fire pit, fireplace, smoke detector. Custom-built by a craftsman; rare rental in the valley. Remote southern Sierra Nevada near Kennedy Meadows Pack Station and PCT resupply; trail and sequoia access. Most arrive by car via narrow, seasonal mountain roads. Ideal for hikers and flatlanders alike :)
What this place offers
Outdoors
- Alfresco dining
- BBQ
- Outdoor seating
- Patio
Kitchen and dining
- Barbecue utensils
- Coffee maker
- Dining table
- Hot water kettle
- Kitchenette
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
Bedroom and laundry
- Bed linens
What this place offers
Outdoors
- Alfresco dining
- BBQ
- Outdoor seating
- Patio
Kitchen and dining
- Barbecue utensils
- Coffee maker
- Dining table
- Hot water kettle
- Kitchenette
- Microwave
- Oven
- Refrigerator
- Stove
Bedroom and laundry
- Bed linens
Bathroom
- Body soap
- Conditioner
- Hot Water
- Shampoo
- Shower
- Shower gel
- Walk-in shower
Common
- Cooking basics Pots and pans, oil, salt and pepper
- Dishes and silverware
- Essentials Towels, bed sheets, soap, toilet paper, and pillows
- TV
- Wifi
Heating and cooling
- Indoor fireplace
Parking and facilities
- Free parking on premises
- Single level home No stairs in home
Location features
- Mountain view
- Private entrance Separate street or building entrance
Family
- Playground
Home safety
- Smoke detector
Accessibility
Neighborhood
Small, remote mountain meadows and forest on the southern Sierra Nevada (Kern/Tulare region). The area’s landmarks and draws are the Kennedy Meadows Pack Station / general store, nearby PCT resupply/stop, campgrounds and access to trails, meadows and sequoia pine stands. The vibe is rustic and quiet — visitor traffic spikes in summer months; businesses and roads can be seasonal.
Guest Access
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Find us
Most visitors arrive and depart by car. Roads are narrow, mountainous and sometimes unplowed/closed in winter. Public transit is very limited: Kern Transit and Eastern Sierra Transit provide infrequent connections on Highway 395/nearby towns (Pearsonville/Inyokern) but those stops are miles from the turnoff and often require a hitch, shuttle or prearranged pickup. Hitchhiking and prebooked shuttle/pack station drop‑offs are commonly used by hikers. Walking around the immediate property/neighborhood is easy, but expect long drives to grocery stores, gas and medical services (nearest full services are in Ridgecrest).
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