This resort is a magical place. The cabins are so clean and stocked with everything you need…read more Bathrooms with plenty of towels, soap, and tp. Showers well stocked with shampoo, conditioner, body wash and perfect water pressure. Kitchens have all you need to make your meals and to brew your morning cup of coffee. The creek is steps away from your cabin with several sweet spots to sit by it to listen to the rushing water while you sip your coffee. Fishing, hiking, biking, boating, or simply sitting back with friends and family surrounded by a beautiful forest. One is gently forced to relax. We can't wait until next time!

Bonanza King Resort is not accessible to anyone with physical disabilities. If you are…read moreplanning a wedding or family getaway and you want to include someone with physical limitations, this may not be the place for you. There are zero rails or ramps to enter the cabins. The entire facility lacks accessible toilets, bars to help you get up from or lower yourself onto the commode. I literally got stuck the first time I used the toilet, not being able to grab onto anything to help get up off of it. If you plan on bathing there you are out of luck. The shower in my cabin was literally 2 1/2' - 3' wide by 20" deep. No way a shower chair could fit in there, it was way too small. With only the shower head terminating from the wall, sans a hand held shower wand, it proved quite a difficult task to get clean. With zero bars to hold onto to get in, out of, or to steady oneself while within the shower. It was a quite scary ordeal worrying about slipping and falling. The doorways to the bedrooms and bathroom are not wide enough to get through with a walker or wheelchair. Within the bedrooms, there is very little clearance from the bed to the wall. Since I cannot climb stairs, the only place I could sleep was in the downstairs bedroom, or in the living room on a futon. I was left with the futon due to there being two of us with physical limitations. I needed two people to get the futon flat, suitable for sleeping. I looked in the pantry and the bedroom closet in vain, as there were not any sheets, pillows, or blankets available for the futon. The pathways around the resort are not paved so you will have to contend with gravel, compacted dirt, inclines, and grass that are not conducive and quite difficult to traverse with wheelchair, walker, etc.. The resort is quite beautiful and stunning. Other than the difficulties we had with the lack of amenities, we had a fabulous visit. It is too bad that the deficiencies limited what we could experience around the entire grounds.

Oh my goodness, where to start! This place is amazing! Incredible setting, at the foot of the…read moreTrinity Alps - like something out of a magazine! And the food - go Friday nights for the biggest, juiciest ribeye steak you've ever had, along with amazing, delicious side dishes! But prepare yourself for a one-hour drive up a long, bumpy dirt road to get there - but it's well worth it!

All the other reviews (thus far every one 5 stars) are true and on point. There is no hyperbole and…read morethere is no way I can describe Mountain Meadow adequately. So let me take another tack and make sure that this is the place for you. First off, Mountain Meadow Resort isn't for everyone. If you can't be unplugged and off the grid, this place isn't for you. Seriously, there is no wi-fi, your smartphones are only useful as cameras because there is no cell signal, and the generator that provides electricity only runs from 6:30am to 11pm. Bookings typically go from Saturday to Saturday so if the prospect of not being able to check your texts, voicemail, e-mail and social media for a week gives you the heebee jeebees, then this place is not for you. Second, this place is remote. The resort is most definitely in the WILDerness. In the four years that I've gone I've come across black bears and been within spitting distance of a rattle snake, rattle going off, coiling and ready to strike. The nearest medical facility is 2 hours away by car. And that's not counting the fact that you could be half a dozen miles into a hike away from the resort and your parked car when you get injured. If that seems a bit too off the beaten track for you, then this place is not for you. ...Still reading? Then you must be adequately intrigued as to why people go and keep coming back to this wonderful place. And if the you're not scared off then you will likely fall in love with this place as I have. Read on if you want my attempt to add information you might be hoping to gleam from reading these reviews. This is a family run camp. Decades ago a group of families bought the place and ran it together. Their children now run the resort and while you're there you'll likely see the next generation starting to help out as well. Staff all have a direct connection to the resort via family, being visitors in years past themselves when they were younger, or being recruited by one of the first two categories. What that means is that your initial visit feels like you're an interloper at a family reunion, but on repeated trips you begin to feel that you too are part of the family, because you truly are. That sentiment permeates through and is felt not just by my wife and me but by my kids as well. I would love it if my kids worked here when they're older and if I could spend extended time helping out after I retire, whenever that is. Days can be spent on hikes, strenuous or relaxing. Obviously the former will reward you with amazing views. Unlike, say Yosemite, you could do your whole hike and never come across another group. If you do, it certainly will only be a handful. There are lakes to swim in and vistas to take in. The resort is positioned so that you can make a day hike where others will often have to backpack in and out. Sometimes you'll be tempted to backpack yourself and maybe stay over a night or two but what always draws me back is the food - homemade and delicious. Dinners are amazing. Lastly, the kids love it because of the independence and being outdoors. The "kids dinner" before the "adult one" is as much a highlight for the parents as it is the kids. More importantly my tech savvy kids being raised in the heart of Silicon Valley have no qualms with Mountain Meadow being a "screen free" place. And that alone makes our annual trip worth it.

Been going to TAR for 37 years so have seen many changes, some good, some not so good. Not crazy…read moreabout the new managers this year but I'm sure it's not an easy job. I will say it's relaxing and nice to hear the Stuart Fork River running through the resort in the morning and you can't beat the watching the stars on a clear night. I do miss the trail rides they had. It's great to catch up with the same people every year and see the additions to their families and meet new people that were lucky enough to get a cabin. Great place to unplug.

My family has been going on the same vacation for 30 years, and in no way is that depressing…read more Give me the option to go anywhere in the world during the second week of July and you'll find me on the Stuart Fork.

Nice, clean lodging. Friendly staff, pool is clean and the river view is priceless. Room had all…read morethe essentials. Not over the top.

Nice old-school motel, right on the Trinity River. We had a kitchenette, which was well appointed…read more The grounds are large and the lawn runs right down to the river, with plenty of seating, fire pits, BBQs etc. Great place to hang out. Highly recommended

Need some place to reset, connect with family? This is your place. Peaceful. Quiet. Relaxing…read more Hiking trails nearby. Trinity Lake just a hop, skip and jump. Fishing pond 1/2 mile down the road. Beautiful grounds with an epic tree swing, hammock and a swimming pool, fire pit/bbq area with a corn hole court.

If you're looking for a true one-of-a-kind venue, The Carrville Inn is it! We recently had our…read moreanniversary party here and it was absolutely perfect. The grounds are well maintained, the Inn is like stepping back in time but with modern amenities, and attention to detail is everywhere you look. The hosts are friendly and attentive to any needs that may arise, they even jumped in to help out in the kitchen for our food prep. Our main event was amazing, but so was the ability to relax at the property the days following it. Our family and friends who stayed the extended weekend with us enjoyed the pool, volleyball, nearby fishing, and just spending time together throughout the property. The Carrville Inn is a unique hidden gem of Trinity County, and worth every mile to get there.

Just got off the off the phone with Trina, the general manager, regarding our stay on 7/28…read more She apologized/handled everything and provided us with exceptional customer service. Just based off of her response to the situation and the great customer service I would return to this resort and recommend it to others. Thank you Trina!

Love the differ options of stays from hotel, rustic to modern cabins to airstreams! We opt for a…read moremodern cabin with a hot tub Its in the heart of Dunsmuir easily walkable to resturant and all the waterfalls !!Definetly a must visit/stay! Staff are attentive and responsive texts! I do have some recommendation on the coffee offer at the cabin hoping there's option for more of a dark roast too and a bit more privacy wall for the hot tub !

My husband surprised me by getting us a reservation at this place and I couldn't have been more…read morepleasantly surprised. It was so cute, as we pulled into the park there were about 10-15 colorful train cars and cabooses. Each one was your "room" for the night, and you parked along side of it. They were super cute inside! All wood, several windows, large bed, nice sized bathroom and decorated with train pictures. The park was really clean with lots of families biking, playing in the pool, or just walking around the park.

Service was outstanding. The waitress was awesome and very receptive to our needs…read more Dinner for 4. Food was not near as good as expected! French fries soft and rubbery. The real shocker was the " crag appetizer" It was basically a pop tart with crab in it that tasted like tuna fish. Awful. The steak was good and pasta dish OK. Salads good. Probably won't go back.

Dear Ryan and staff, we loved how organized you have this resort! How thoughtful that you called me…read moreto let me know the air conditioning was out in our booked cabin and that you would make sure we had a great place to stay. Everything just far exceeded our expectations. So nice to arrive to a very nicely air conditioned cabin and be able to return to it after sweaty hikes! The 2 beds we used were surprisingly comfortable as I can usually look forward to an uncomfortable bed on vacation. Once inside we had such peace and quiet. I was so impressed with the cleanliness! The pool is beautiful and also very clean. Thank you all for making our stay so worry free and comfortable. I will give everyone I know who likes this kind of experience your website. I will post these thoughts on Yelp. Kay, Larry, Chance, and Ginger Sent from my iPad

My wife and our two young sons stayed at Lakeview Terrace Resort a couple weeks ago. Definitely…read moreglad we did, it was everything we were hoping for and more. We only stayed for two nights but in the short visit we squeezed in kayaks on the lake, floating down the river, fishing and a short hike. The scenery if absolutely beautiful and the cabin was clean and had all the amenities a family could need...which is nice for anyone wanting the "outdoor experience" without actually sleeping in a hotel tent/outdoors:) We took two trips this summer, one to Hawai'i and second here. When we asked our boys what their favorite part of summer break was they said "lakeview terrace"!

First time in this property. The room was clean and has a good setup. Stayed in Room #4. The online…read morecheck in was great. Easy instruction to follow for getting in the property. I will definitely return

We are delighted with this 4 star+ tucked in the mountains along I-5. The high ceilings, premium…read morelinens and towels, spacious room and deep tub all evoke a luxurious experience. This is our second stay. We love that our furry friend is welcome. We will be back!

I had this property recommended by a friend and decided to try it. The good things were, it was…read moreclean and they allow pets. The rooms all run along a wooden walkway facing the parking lot. I was notified there would be construction from 9 to 5 which wasn't a problem for me as I was arriving after 5 and leaving before 9. What was a problem was that the parking lot was roped off so you had to park on the outer edges rather than in front of the room, I was in 18. This was a bit of an issue for me as one of the reasons I booked was that just coming off of a knee replacement I wanted a room that I could park directly in front of. If they had disclosed this, I would have gone somewhere else. Secondly, the pillow situation was pretty horrible, old feather pillows which flattened down to nothingness, no support at all. The heating unit was one of those old wall units with a really loud fan, so couldn't keep that on. Hot and cold water difficult to get in shower, so either scald or lukewarm. there was no space to put items above sink on tiny shelf. I would not stay there again.

We'd give 6 stars if it were possible! We stay at CCI at…read moreleast 4x a year as we go back and forth from SoCal to Portland on our Oregon Odyssey. Get ready for a doozy of run-on compliments... The staff is fantastic, the rooms are perfectly clean, they welcome our furbabies (even have a dog exercise area & towels!), it's walking distance to downtown for dinner, the beds are super comfy, the tap water is probably the best I've ever tasted, they have a self-service (coin) laundry room, a great communal deck, and (last but not least) you can park right in front of your room. Stay here, it's wonderful. See you soon CCI!