Question 1

How do attendees get to and around Groveland?

Accepted Answer

Groveland sits on Highway 120, a classic drive-to gateway for Yosemite. Attendees commonly fly into San Francisco (SFO), Oakland (OAK), Sacramento (SMF), or Fresno Yosemite International (FAT), then enjoy a scenic drive. Once in town, Main Street is easy to navigate on foot, with parks, trailheads, and lake access a short drive away.

Question 2

What areas are best for staying or hosting in Groveland?

Accepted Answer

Downtown Groveland/Main Street is ideal for walkable dining, historic charm, and casual evenings between sessions. Pine Mountain Lake is great for a relaxed lakeside vibe and outdoor recreation. Both are well-loved bases for exploring Yosemite and gathering your group.

Question 3

How many venues are available, and what kinds can I book?

Accepted Answer

This directory features 37 venues, including hotels (14), inns/B&Bs (6), community centers (5), resorts (4), event spaces (3), wedding venues (2), plus a restaurant, a garden/park, and a golf/country club.

Question 4

Do any Groveland venues offer on-site lodging?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Where known, 2 venues provide on-site guest rooms, ranging from 13 to 18 rooms—convenient for retreats and intimate programs.

Question 5

What amenities can planners expect across Groveland venues?

Accepted Answer

Amenities available across the set include in-house catering (14%) and AV/tech (14%), plus outdoor space (11%), parking (8%), pools (8%), and wheelchair access (3%). Availability varies by venue.

Neighborhoods in Groveland