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.

Oh my God. Carrville inn. I just had my wedding here this last weekend. What a special place. We…read morestayed here for the entire weekend. It is a drive to get to, but once you're there you don't want to be anywhere else. We toured the venue, maybe a year or two ago and at the time they were only doing five weddings a year is what Margie said, but it seems like they've really ramped up weddings as more vendors are familiar with the location and from their Instagram. They also updated their website and it's really nice. They supply chairs and tables and helped tear down and clean them. Elizabeth (the facility coordinator) responded to my every text in a timely manner and answered all my questions and even double-checked on things for me, (they had rollaway beds and pack and plays for my friends flying in with children). I do think they could put up lights in the orchard permanently, we had to buy some to hang before the wedding, but they did have a ladder. Luckily Elizabeth mentioned it to me beforehand so we had a chance to buy lights at Costco because once you're up there there's really nowhere to go and you don't have service unless you're on the Wi-Fi. I really don't mind this though because I really wanted to be disconnected lol. They turned over the bridal cottage for us the night of our ceremony and reception and they put rose petals and made the bed look so fancy and gave us champagne and I thank you card. It was very sweet and special and I really appreciate them cleaning up everything. I know it was probably was very messy. I don't know if they will offer this in the future instead of but I would love to be able to just book the bridal cottage for future anniversaries instead of booking the entire home, we love the main home but it is too expensive for just a couple. Even just renting out a room would be super sick. I don't care if there are other people there. My husband's one request for our venue was to have a cigar bar, a lot of venues do not allow any form of smoking so it was great they have designated smoking areas. I would probably add smoking area signs but I get not wanting to impact the aesthetics of the space. We designed our rehearsal dinner around the venue. Very cool saloon, and it was such a fun place for us all to gather and play music and watch movies and have games going so that was very very special. When I needed a break I could go sit on the very comfortable couches in the living room. Also for anyone concerned, the venue is very modernized and I don't think we had a single thing we needed or would have wanted that they didn't have on site. Our guests staying on property could not believe how nice and maintained the house was. Pictures don't do it justice!

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.

Had an amazing weekend at Tsasdi Resort celebrating my mother in law's surprise birthday party. We…read morehad family traveling over 12 hours to join us and wanted somewhere we all could be in one place, have a BBQ and enjoy her party! We had the lodge decorated, inside and outside to accommodate all our guests. Scott did not hesitate to help us move the furniture, chairs and even got our beer kegs set up. We were able to enjoy the grounds with morning walks, late night talks, a fire pit and the deck with an incredible view. It's truly a weekend the entire family won't forget! Thank you Scott and Julie for the incredible weekend! Your resort is truly beautiful and we can't wait to come back and enjoy it again!

On a long weekend away, we stopped halfway between Sacramento and our end destination at the Tsasdi…read moreResort near Shasta Lake to spend one night. The staff were friendly and the entire check in process was easy. For the price, we got an individual tiny cabin with two bedrooms and a bath. It came with a simple kitchen and an awesome patio overlooking the, unfortunately, near empty lake. The staff informed us that the lake had been drained to help fight recent California wildfires, so that made me feel a little bit better. Anyways, the cabin was clean and everything you would need for a nice relaxing stay. My biggest qualm was that the hot water did not work so we were not able to take a shower (unless it was ice water cold). And the Internet did not work - not for browsing or streaming pleasure but simply for cell phone service in such a remote area. All in all, a decent spot to stay in the Shasta Lake area.

I've had the privilege of staying at Lakeview Terrace Resort not once, but twice, and each time has…read morebeen an absolutely irresistible delight. The cabins here are nothing short of immaculate, and it's clear that comfort, cleanliness, and attention to detail for customer enjoyment is a top priority. If you are a family, finding a place that's both pristine and family-friendly can sometimes feel like finding a needle in a haystack, but Lakeview Terrace Resort exceeds expectations on both fronts. Let's talk about sleep--because honestly, I haven't slept this well in months. As someone who travels frequently from the Bay Area, my standards are high for comfort and truthfully, Lakeview Terrace Resort is now my #1 destination when I am near Lewiston. There's something about the clean air and tranquil atmosphere that just lulls you into the most peaceful slumber. And waking up to the serene views of the lake? It's the stuff of dreams. Beyond the cabins and the scenery, what truly sets this place apart is the staff. From the moment you arrive, you're greeted with warmth and genuine hospitality. Ryan, the owner, is an absolute gem--his dedication to ensuring every guest has an extraordinary experience is evident in every interaction. He takes pride is making sure all guests are treated well and has plans for all seasons that include: boat rentals to music festivals. There is something always happening at the gorgeous Lakeview Terrace Resort in all seasons. And speaking of the lake--pure bliss is the perfect way to describe it. I have done a cold plunge both times I have been here early in the morning. Whether you're taking a leisurely stroll along the shore or indulging in some water activities, it's the ultimate getaway. Lakeview Terrace Resort in Lewiston has undoubtedly become a destination that my girlfriend, my 13 year-old son, and I will return to again and again. If you're looking for a slice of paradise with unbeatable hospitality, look no further.

Had all the necessary amenities. Clean and comfortable accommodation…read more Loft has a ceiling too low for adults and I found the smoke detector in a drawer.

The marina might have something you're missing before heading out on your boat. The cabins were…read moreclean and comfortable enough for a week-long stay, but who really wants to stay inside when there's so much to do on the lake and in the surrounding areas? Bring your boat, fishing rods, sunscreen, and you're set for a great time.

Our camping group has continued to rent a ski boat from Trinity Lake Marina for a week every time…read moreto we go to Trinity Lake, which is almost every summer, and the experience is consistently excellent. Friendly and competent staff, boats that fit our needs well (can carry 10 people and pull riders on tubes, skis, wakeboards, etc.), etc. Ever since Eric and Shannon took over the operation, service has been great. This year we unfortunately damaged the boat (entirely our fault), and the marina handled the situation professionally and was I think very fair and reasonable in the amount that it charged us to cover the necessary repairs. As long as they'll have us back, we'll keep renting from TLM.

Great place to camp, lots of trees and campy goodness with some great amenities that make it extra…read morespecial!! We stayed two nights and really enjoyed the campground. The dining car was a special treat, the meal overall was very good but could have been better with a little attention to detail. The rigatoni pasta dish was absolutely perfect , popping with flavor and as good as any I've ever had. We ordered a couple glasses of pinot noir with our dinner and when they arrived they were noticeably warm like 80-85 degrees like they had been roasting in the sun , not a pleasant room temp like they should be. We also ordered a large caesar salad that we all split and the lettuce was warm like it was sitting in a window soaking up the sun, plate was not chilled and even if it was it couldn't have cooled down hot lettuce, salad was light on dressing , the halved petite romaine was very bitter, i've purchased this lettuce at costco a couple times and stopped buying it because the petit romaine tends to be very bitter, i love the consistency of the smaller denser heads of lettuce but the bitterness is unpleasant .....hopefully the chef is tasting his food and can see what he thinks. My wife ordered the pasta with shrimp and loved it! My dad had the rib eye and said it was pretty good but maybe not 57$ good. The pasta dishes were 10/10 amazing , reasonably priced and generous in size , the warm wine and salad is an easy fix, it was a nice treat after a week of camping and cooking to not have to , so highly recommend giving them a try for dinner during your stay!! Mountain scenery was incredible from the campground!! The pool was a little crowded at times but we enjoyed a couple hours of pool time both days. The host in the campground Frank and his dog Reno were great !! We really enjoyed our visit and wouldn't hesitate to stop in again, a lovely place to spend a couple days !!! Thank you!!!Cheers !!

They've gone downhill under the new owners…read more The food is worse and costs 50% more. We've been going to railroad park resort since the 1990's and eating there every time we come through town - 2-3 times a year. They used to make a great steak, with a deep dark sauce with mashed potatoes and veggies. I recently ordered the steak - $58.00 - making it the most expensive entree in the area (including the high end places in Mccloud, etc) and it had no sear. was under cooked. Had no seasoning. No sauce. The potatoes were rubber and the veggies were gross. The pork chop was similarly under-cooked and had the same sides -so same feedback. I looked for a manager to talk to and couldn't find one. So I messaged them on facebook and they told me I could come by any time and talk to the cook. Where was the cook the night I was there? I was told there was no manager to talk to. I only eat their when vactioning and can't just pop in. I live 5 hours away. If they're going to raise their prices from $40 to $60 for a steak - they need to up their gave. Instead they dropped the ball. The food isn't worth it and they don't care.

The location has potential, but our stay was highly disappointing…read more First and foremost, the checkout policy requires guests to wash all dishes prior to checking out. This is a major sanitation concern. IF the property thoroughly cleans and sanitizes the kitchenware between stays, this chore is an unnecessary burden on paying guests. If they do not reclean them, then the health and safety of incoming guests relies entirely on the honor system and the cleaning habits of previous occupants. It is incredibly unsettling to think the dishes we used may not have been professionally washed or sanitized. The cabin itself clearly got a "landlord special" French doors were stuck and wouldnt open. Had to call maintenance to get them fixed. The refrigerator and cabinet drawers overlap so tightly that opening the fridge makes the drawers to open, and vice versa. The fridge door is already dented, clearly from this problem. The blinds are old, broken, and don't close all the way. So we had to wake up with the sun every morning, spiderwebs in the ceiling corners throughout the cabin. For the price charged to stay here, guests should at least be guaranteed professional cleanliness. Unfortunately, this property missed the mark on all counts.

Our family had a wedding here three weeks ago and this is a perfect location. If you have a lot of…read moreguests who plan on either visiting from out of town or just enjoying the whole family aspect of everybody being together. The location is perfect for this scenario. The wedding was hosted across the street at the golf course and my suggestion to the person who organizes both of these venues. I think you should offer golf cart transportation between the resort and the golf course. That would prevent a lot of people from taking the chance and driving that short distance while intoxicated. I noticed this first hand on several of our party goers. We had a beautiful cabin that was not on the lake, but close enough to appreciate the beauty of the surroundings. I see a lot of reviews had a problem with cleanliness and honestly, we did walk in to a musty smelling cabin and dead, flying things all in the bathroom, but after doing a black light inspection of the mattress, I was reasonably assured that bedbugs would not be an issue. To me that's a big one. I highly recommend this location if you're planning a wedding at the golf course.

Wonderful and accommodating staff. Donna is the best! Great facilities, very clean and organized…read more Great pool. Close to lake. We have been returning annually with our family for the past 17 years. Never disappointed.

We absolutely loved this little resort! Donna was incredibly punctual and friendly from the first…read morebooking encounter! Then when we arrived she gave us a private tour of our darling, clean, comfortable cabin. She was just as friendly and lovely in person. There wasn't a thing missing in this cabin. All kitchen, bathroom, and bedding supplies were provided. The pool is BIG and there is tons of comfortable pool seating. The game room and other outdoor games were highly entertaining for kids and adults. The outdoor barbecue and community dining area are big and very functional for small or larger groups. The trash is emptied frequently and they supply large bags of ice on demand. I honestly can't wait to return to this little slice of heaven. The sad thing is that the lake is super low for people hoping to boat.

We escaped from L.A. during the triple digit temperatures of late August. Our goal was to stay…read morewith close access to water. This was our waterfall, lakes and river adventures with the dogs. Room 10 in the tastefully restored midcentury motel was our choice because it offers arctic AC! Seriously, this small LG unit is quiet and effective! The two queen beds were perfect. We pushed them together to make a giant family bed for our two enormous beasts. Don't worry, we are seasoned travelers and brought king sheets to put on top for the dogs. The mattresses are memory foam! We love them as we have a tempurpedic at home. The train is far enough in the distant from this room that it's quite pleasant to hear the sound across the river. Make your coffee and stroll over to view Mount Shasta from the benches provided in the morning, but the really photo op is just after sunset when the mountain glows. Note, the pine tree sap will drip on your vehicle if you park in the designated spot for room 10. If you back in, it gets on the windshield. Nose first, not so much. We travel with windex and microfiber cloth, so we were prepared. What's nice is all the options for a stay at this resort. If you want a cabin with a hot tub it's available, or an Airstream, the have rows of them. It's a nice walk down to the botanical gardens and the river. This would be an ideal location for a group event. Many folks recommended coming back in the Fall, so hope to return again.

If you want to relax and let go of whatever problems you have this is an amazing place to stay…read more It's a pretty good base camp to falls like Burney and McCloud. Only gripe was the tv cutting out of service. Not so crowded either. I would've stayed another night but in all honesty there's not much else to do. Good prices for cabins and surprisingly comfy beds, with a lot of personal space. Staff was so friendly and warm. Really cool for checking in if you look lost around grounds. I would definitely come back! Food around the area was surprisingly good, and friendly people.