7 Mi to Yosemite Nat'l Park: Riverfront Getaway!

From the owner: "Hi Morgan, we’re sorry to hear your stay didn’t fully meet expectations. As mentioned before check-in, a severe winter windstorm brought down several tall trees from the adjacent Stanislaus National Forest, including from the opposite bank of the river, causing a roof leak in the third bedroom and damage to its flooring. Roof repairs were completed, and although the new flooring was delayed by a day due to a Lowe’s delivery issue, we disclosed that the carpet wasn’t wall-to-wall and placed three large area rugs covering most of the room. That work is now finished, and the bedroom features bright, beautiful maple laminate flooring. Keeping mice out of mountain homes is an ongoing challenge, especially in winter, but we’ve taken extensive measures. Our pest control provider thoroughly treated the house in February and will return in May. We’ve spent over $10,000 sealing the crawlspace and reinforcing other areas, and all doors and new Milgard windows have full screens. Still, if a door is left open, they can find their way in. The downed trees are being milled into fence boards to preserve their presence on the property, and the Forest Service has assessed the surrounding forest. The storm was a rare and record-setting event for Tuolumne County. We also want to highlight that our housekeepers have improved their process and now check even less-used areas like unstocked drawers and exterior spaces. Secret Rivers Retreat is now better than ever for spring and summer guests, with 300 feet of riverfront, Wi-Fi, unlimited long-distance calling, and DISH TV, all for added comfort. We invite you to read our other reviews to see the full experience when not recovering from a very rare natural disaster."