The cabin itself was fantastic-clean, cozy, and perfectly nestled in the beautiful Prescott pines. It had everything we needed for a comfortable stay, and the atmosphere was peaceful and relaxing. The only downside was that many of the activities and amenities were closed since the season was ending, which was a bit disappointing. Still, it was a wonderful place to unwind, and I'd love to come back earlier in the season to experien ce everything the property has to offer.

Great camp experience for larger groups. You kind of bring your own stuff and make your own schedule but they also have additional activities/food you can purchase if you let them know in advance.

My GF and I stayed two nights in this cabin to get away from the heat in Phoenix. It’s better described as a bunkhouse. Very small, with limited space. It has bunk beds which aren’t the most comfortable but I figured that ahead of time.

The pro’s of this place are the beautiful forest trees surrounding you. The location is a nice drive maybe 10 minutes out of town. It is situated on a camp so you’re close to walking paths and the camp diner and store.

The con’s, you have to park on a slanted dirt and rocky hill in front of the cabin. It’s not paved. Something throughout both nights kept vibrating the cabin and disrupted our sleep. The hosts weren’t clear about meal options at the diner and that we had a complimentary breakfast which was stated in the listing. A lady turned us away for food the first night we arrived which was frustrating as we needed food before an event. Last, I had to kill four spiders in the cabin and lots of bugs. Very tiny shower and foul smell from plumbing.

A wonderful place in the woods yet close to town and Goldwater Lake. family and pet friendly. I recommend.