The special environment found in Tuolumne County has been created, not only by the natural splendor, but also by the generations of families who have built valued relationships, traditions and attachments to this unique region. Respect for these principles has guided the creation of The Grand Yosemite National Resort and Spa.
Creating and Preserving Wetlands

The beautiful Tuolumne County and Yosemite region represent a natural environment that is unequaled throughout California. This magnificent region offers plentiful wildlife habitats, natural resources and a scenic gift that is offered to the thousands of visitors that enjoy the wilderness experience annually. The Grand Yosemite National Resort and Spa is based on a guiding principle of environmental sensitivity and preservation. Through thoughtful land use development and pro-active resource protection, the traditions of Yosemite Junction will be respected and enhanced. This plan will assure a lasting and beautiful “Gateway to Tuolumne County & Yosemite”.

The designers, architects, engineers and developers of The Grand Yosemite National Resort and Spa, along with the collaboration of local citizens, Tuolumne Utility District, various local and state agencies, Tuolumne County staff, and The Yosemite National Plan have created a residential and recreational environment that is based on tradition and preservation. The design team has considered each development alternative as it may effect and enhance the existing lifestyle and traditions of Tuolumne County. Environmental impact is of primary concern in a development of this scale and sophistication.

The design of The Grand Yosemite National Resort and Spa provides generous allocations (over 200 acres) of space for wetland protection, open space and special status species protection.

We invite you to be a part of this exciting opportunity by periodically referring to this web site for up-to-date information and developments or contact us directly at 209.533.0196.

Join us in “Preserving the Spirit of Yosemite Forever”.
Wetlands Preservation
Our wetlands will provide both aesthetic and functional benefits including special status species protection. The special species habitat protected through this development will include the California Long Horned Elderberry Beetle, Western Pond Turtle, Mastiff Bat, Horned Lark, Sideband Snail, and the Ferry Shrimp.

Open space at The Grand Yosemite National
Our project plan includes generous amounts of open space.
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NOTE: The Grand Yosemite National Resort & Spa is a proposed development. The purpose of this website is to provide public information and a means to comment, ask questions and obtain more information about the proposal. Nothing on this website is intended as a public offering of lots, real estate or investment opportunities. No property may be offered for sale until the project is approved by Tuolumne County and a public report is appproved by the California Department of Real Estate. There may be changes in the project from the proposal as described on this website resulting from the environmental review and approval process.
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