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Cottages in Sonora

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Cottages in Sonora

1. Mi-wuk Village Cabin: Wraparound Deck & Fireplace
Mi-wuk Village Cabin: Wraparound Deck & FireplaceMi-Wuk Village
$527 nightly
The price is $590
Nov 16 - Nov 17
Total with taxes and fees

2. Mtn-view Coulter Escape w/ Rustic Tree Lookout
Mtn-view Coulter Escape w/ Rustic Tree LookoutCoulterville
6.0 out of 10, Good, (1 review)
$316 nightly
The price is $358
Nov 16 - Nov 17
Total with taxes and fees

3. Game Room & Deck: Pet-friendly Camp Connell Cabin
Game Room & Deck: Pet-friendly Camp Connell CabinArnold
$609 nightly
The price is $683
Nov 16 - Nov 17
Total with taxes and fees
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Top neighborhoods in Sonora
Historic Downtown Sonora
The Historic Downtown Sonora neighborhood has lots to see including Tuolumne County Superior Court and Veterans Memorial Hall and Military Museum.
Top landmarks in Sonora
Learn more about Sonora
Wander through Gold Rush-era downtown where historic buildings now house shops selling everything from antique mining tools to artisanal sourdough. Columbia State Historic Park lets you pan for gold alongside costumed docents who stay remarkably cheerful despite wearing wool in summer heat. The Sierra Repertory Theater stages productions in a converted bank where the vault now stores props instead of bullion. Veterans Memorial Hall displays military artifacts with small-town pride. Take a vintage steam train ride through Sierra foothills on tracks that once transported fortune-seekers. Nearby Yosemite attracts the crowds, leaving Sonora's New Melones Lake blissfully uncrowded for fishing and boating.










