Yosemite's New Posh Resort?
28 July 2000 - 12:00pm
A proposal is quietly advancing for a new upscale resort inside Yosemite Valley's park gates.
The National Park Service is encouraging development of 80-acres of privately owned land called Hazel Green. The development would provide an 800-space parking lot for Yosemite Valley day-trippers. Developer Destination Villages LLC rustic plans a $25 million rustic, albeit posh resort, where visitors can enjoy a night in a log cottage for $300 or rough it in a tent cabin for $150. Environmentalists say the plan endangers rare Sierra meadowland and the creatures living there.
Source:
The Sacramento Bee, July 28, 2000
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