We stayed at the Mickelson Trail Lodge with another family, so there were 11 people in the house. It was a nice space with 3 bathrooms, 3 bedrooms and a loft that sleeps 3-4. It was great to have a "home base" during our stay. We ate breakfast and most dinners at the house which was helpful to our budget. Be ready to wash your own dishes and make do with some dull knives. The website states access to a creek for wading and fishing but we never figured out how to access it (there were no trespassing signs) and couldn't reach the owner to get that info. The weather was not too hot so the kids weren't dying to get wet. The beds were comfy and the basement bedroom was nice and quiet! There were brochures for area parks/attractions which was helpful. If you are not a huge fan of hotels this is a place to consider!!! We enjoyed our stay here and it is in the center of many places to visit in the area. read more

We stayed in the Cedar Creek Side Bungalow over the July 4th long weekend. This cabin is actually a small apartment over the garage of the big cabin on the same site. The size was perfect for just my husband and me. The cabins are not air conditioned, but window fans are provided, and the evenings and nights were pretty cool. The cabins are close enough to the local attractions and shopping, but remote enough that there we NO sounds of traffic or other people (except the very nice family staying in the big cabin) at all. The only sounds we heard were the babbling of the brook in the meadow and the birds singing and chatting with each other. The view out over the meadow was a real treat as we watched deer while enjoying our morning coffee out on the deck. We will be staying again. read more