We have been several times and loved each time. All the cabins are well equipped including Tv and…read moreWiFi. Beautiful location with a stocked pond and the South Fork of the Little Colorado river running through the property for catch and release fly fishing for Rainbow trout. A wonderful escape in the Summer from Phoenix heat! Close to Sunrise ski area for winterstays.

Beautiful setting on the South Fork of the Little Colorado river near the town o Eager, AZ. Fly…read morefishing on the river and in their private pond. Great hiking and near the Sunrise ski resort. We keep coming bacj

We have rented from Ted & Nancy for years and there is definitely a reason why. They are super nice…read more& accommodating every year. Cabins are super clean and cozy. So many fun family memories at these cabins. We have rented all of the Big 10 cabins and the Little Ponderosa as well over the years. Each have something unique.

What a great place to relax for a few days. It's tough to get a rental in Greer this time of year…read moreif you do not book in advance. Cabin was clean and well appointed. Note, there are only two resaurants in town. One open for breakfast and lunch called Rendevous Diner. Molly Butler's Lodge is open part of the week for lunch and every night for dinner. The cabin has a propane grill if you decide to stay in. There is one small market in town called Lazy Trout Market if you need anything. Lots of places to fish or hike. We relaxed at the cabin and played cards. There was hand sanitizer inside. Soap and shampoo provided. The check in process was smooth. They email you a code for the front door. There's a TV with Dish Network. It's very quiet here. Nice front porch to relax. Bedrooms and bathroom were on the small side, but it is a cabin and they were adequate for a couple of nights. We enjoyed our short stay.

This whole cabin was great!!! Simple, easy check in and the cabin was so cute!!! Very homey and…read morenicely decorated with lots of games, books, and streaming channels. Would definitely recommend and will be back!!!

We recently stayed at one of the cabins offered by Riverbend Cabins in Greer. The cabins we rented…read more106, was 2 bedrooms and 1 bath with a full kitchen. It also allowed pets (with a fee), which was great. The cabin was located in the middle of the complex with its own parking spot. I was able to book our cabin through Air BnB. The hostess, Kristi, was amazing and when we had a snow storm hit while we were there she came out with a snowblower and made a path to each cabin so we had a walkway. Many other cabin rental places were not doing this at all. We went during the winter to experience snow and it was great, the cabins are rentable year round and Greer offers a lot of fun things to do in nature. I highly recommend staying at the Riverbend Cabin complex when in Greer.

Awesome awesome awesome. Super clean and inviting cabin…read more Very relaxing just what we needed. Herd of elk running thru the field less than 50 yards from the front door early morning our first morning. We definetly will be back for another trip here. Jan was super welcoming and very friendly host.

From the owner: Meadows Edge Cabins are seasonal vacation rental cabins. We are open from mid April through mid…read moreDecember.

Booked cabin 15 (Honeymoon Cabin) for our anniversary. Worth every penny. This place is amazing…read more Not off the main road, but close enough to the main strip. And you can walk to all the local restaurants. The cabin itself is beautiful. Full kitchen, grill, outdoor patio to relax. The indoor fire place will keep the entire cabin warm, on those cold nights. Outdoor fire place with plenty of wood and seating. An amazing place to experience.

Great Experience! We will be back. We wanted a weekend…read moregetaway but didn't have the time or budget to go far. This place was perfect! Our cabin was fully loaded with everything we needed and the location is remote enough -- out in the woods, but close to restaurants and local attractions. Family and Pet-friendly. We loved the fire pit and hiking and even went to the local Chinese restaurant, which offered a discount from Northwoods Cabins. We left after 2 nights, feeling refreshed and revitalized. Looking forward to our next visit to this charming retreat!

I was on the 5th day of my long-delayed "Sixth Annual First Quarter Odyssey", 15-23APR2023),…read morebiketouring central NM/CDT on my eBikeKit.com assisted "Franken(Cruz)Bike", and had to plan ahead everyday for an overnight that included an outlet to recharge my eBatteries. I almost always never go over 80-miles/128-kms, which consumes most of the daylight as well my eBatteries strength. Glenwood was at the best stopping point, and LOS OLMOS LODGE has a monopoly on overnighting in the tiny community, so no dickering about the price. I was assigned the "Sundance" cabin, which was perfectly sized for a solo-cyclist like me. Also essential is "free" WiF, especially since I couldn't get the flat screen monitor to function. I bought a few microwaveable items at the gas/convenience store (also owned by the Los Olmos group), a bit pricy but useful in the well-functioning microwave. Some ice was available in the community cente/kitchen/ fridge. The firm bed was welcome; All-in-all, it was pretty nice, worth reserving ahead as no vacancies exist on the weekends. UNTIL midnight, when a raccoon (or some other varmit) began excavating in a crawl space underneath. Despite my ready-to-rest body needing uninterrupted sleep, it would be a few hours before the critter finally slowed and I could do so, too. I really should have gotten some kind of rebate, but just wanted to get gone, continuing my cycle North on US180 toward NM12/Reserve. I certainly had no desire to go "The Catwalk", a prime local attraction a few mile/clicks away--walking require, but I am bicycling! "LOS OLMOS is an OK--and the only place for reservations--to stay. But, whatever you do, stay in any cabin other than SUNDANCE!

An absolute must if you're driving through the Mogollon ghost towns and Catwalk creek. Comfortable…read morecabins, perfect for star gazing at night. Thank you Kerry for making our experience extra special.

We enjoyed our stay at our cabin. We were in cabins 5&6 and it was very private and quiet. The…read morecabins were clean and the beds were comfortable. There were plenty of towels. The camp host (Dwight) was excellent and available for us. The kitchen lacked a few cooking items, so be sure to check with owner, or just bring what you know you will need. We would certainly rent this place again. Great trails to hike with your dog. Close to everything. Lots of places to fish. And to end your busy day You can enjoy the hot tub and relax by the wood stove.

Beautiful, quiet, simple and so relaxing! Close to local restaurants and other events. We…read morethoroughly enjoyed our visit and would recommend. The only thing I recommend is a few more kitchen and bathroom gadgets/utensils.

I don't find it overly important to review JK Vacays here as it mostly a short-term rental type of…read morebusiness and more sought out on Airbnb, VRBO, or directly. That said, this business does not deserve anything less than 5 stars. We have stayed three or four times in Kaydee's cabins and have had an excellent experience every time. Heber-Overgaard is just a short drive from the Phoenix area (2.5 hours-ish) and it is cooler there than Payson. The cabins are well stocked with basic kitchen supplies and incredibly clean. We have rented two different cabins that both had hot tubs. The cabins are quiet, clean, and suitable for a small family. (We have two kids that and two adults.) I decided to write this review as I am getting ready to book our next stay to escape this "wonderful" valley heat. Go, enjoy the affordable rates, the peace of a small town, and a great stay.

If you would like I could provide all the screenshots that you went back-and-forth with because you…read morewouldn't give us our money back. You didn't let us stay when we said we wouldn't bring our puppy and then you took almost $400 from us. That's called stealing and fraud. It's not a reward when it was our money that you took with no service provided. #theif

The overall vibe of this place--and the cabin we chose--was exactly what we needed! Though it…read morerained a little during our stay, it was nice hearing the rain through the trees and when it wasn't, hearing the creek was amazing. We had such a great time by the creek, we'd just read and nap for most of our stay. The only thing that troubled me was the very obvious fire code issue in one of the rooms. The ceiling light/fan was running its (live) wire down one of the corners (issue #1), wire-nutted into more wire running to an outlet over the bed (issue #2), most of which was painted over (issue #3). I'm no builder, electrician, or firefighter, but even I know this isn't just fire code, but wildly unsafe.

***Received an email response back from Greer Lodge Resort and Cabins from an owner that oddly has…read morethe same name and address as this Yelp location. This same location that denies the event on their response to this Yelp review. The email acknowledges that Cameron is a part of their team and it was Mercy running the lawn mower and not Saylor as Cameron said. I will not take down the review as it feels like you are being untruthful given I have an email response from a company of the same name and location indicating this was a true event after speaking with their employee. Juliana H. should coordinate her responses to email responses being sent by the owner and reviews submitted as this is clearly an attempt to remove a truthful account of an incident at this location. I find it hard to believe that a small location in Greer would have two locations of the same name and address and ironically have many of the same types of experiences with customer service. During a recent visit, we were enjoying the property grounds when a staff member identified as Saylor operated a lawnmower within approximately one foot of two women who were standing nearby. The proximity was alarmingly close and posed a clear safety hazard, not only creating a startling disruption but also risking serious injury. What compounded the concern was Saylor's continued operation of the mower in our direct path, following us as we attempted to move away from the area. This behavior felt intrusive, inappropriate, and highly inconsiderate of guest presence and safety. Additionally, the mower passed just inches from a purse placed on the ground--creating both a physical risk and potential for property damage. However, the most distressing aspect of this experience was our follow-up interaction at the front desk with a staff member named Cameron. Upon reporting the incident, we were met not with an apology or acknowledgment of the safety concern, but instead asked for "proof" that the event had occurred. Cameron explained that Saylor was wearing AirPods and therefore could not see us--an explanation that does little to justify such disregard for guest safety. To escalate matters, when I asked Cameron whether he would mow within a foot of seated guests and then follow them with machinery, he replied, "No." While we respect the need for due diligence in guest feedback, Cameron's tone and response came across as dismissive, defensive, and lacking the professionalism expected in a hospitality environment. We are providing this review in hopes that management takes this feedback seriously and uses it as an opportunity to re-evaluate staff training protocols, particularly in guest interaction, safety awareness, and incident response.