We stayed in one of the smaller cabins that’s listed for 6 people, but it’s really best for four. Next time we’d go with one of the larger cabins. We had five people there and it was too crowded.
The area itself is beautiful, right next to the lake. We brought kayaks, went fishing, and there’s a boat ramp so you could bring one if you had it. It was a lake view cabin with a short walk to the lake. With the larger cabins it’s a longer walk.
Some positives: a HUGE pool that’s ten feet deep, basketball courts, a park area and swings. The cabin had strong AC, and a furnished kitchen. (even a can opener) It would be good for big family gatherings. There was a covered outdoor area that would be good for reunions or meetings.
Downsides were that it wasn’t cleaned properly before we arrived (lots of dog and human hair in the loft sheets and a big dead roach in the bathroom) Staff came and brought new bedding so that was a relief. The TV was very small, about the size of a computer monitor.
Not every cabin has the same layout. In ours, the main bed was up in the loft and only reachable by ladder, which didn’t work for my family. If that matters to you ask for a cabin with the full bed downstairs. The website did say that the pictures may not be of your specific cabin. Ours didn’t have an oven which the one in the picture did. Do your diligence and ask for what you need.
One really important thing to note: getting to the cabin is a bit of a climb. From the parking area, you go up three steps with no railing, then walk up about a 40-foot incline to the cabin, and then there are another 10 steps up to the door. The cabin had one railing in the middle of the stairs, and not on the sides. Definitely not handicap-friendly, and it’s tough for elderly people or anyone with little kids.
Overall, it’s not a luxury stay, but if you’re okay with something simple and laid-back, this is a good spot with lots of amenities and a great location. I enjoyed my time there. No one bothered us and my family relaxed. Will book again next year.