I took my 3 boys on an impromptu weekend trip because my middle son wanted to go fishing. This isn't something we do so I was looking at area trout farms and this one came up. I've fished at trout farms before but wasn't sure what to expect with a more resort setting (cabins, etc).
We stayed 2 nights in cabin 7. My boys absolutely *loved* it. Cabin 7 is a 2 bedroom. It sits across a gravel driving path from the river and recent rains made the river more white water - great sounds to sleep with :)
There was a small kitchen area - fridge, single sink, stove, microwave. There wasn't a lot of 'prep' space but because our stay was so short we really didn't cook there. I think it would be fine to cook in as long as the kids were outside lol. We're planning to go back for a week and will be happy to have milk, drinks, snacks there for the boys. The bedrooms were a nice size. We had a queen size bed that was plenty comfy and with the window cracked, the breeze/air felt great. There was a bathroom for each bedroom but (and this is the only real negative) if you have *any* mobility issues at all (bad back for example) or size issues (fluffy!) bring a portable toilet. There are toilets in there but they are set back with walls on each side actually touching the tank on both sides. So when you're sitting down, there is no wiggle room and you have to reach out past your knees to pull yourself on the wall to stand back up. Tiny/tight area. The first time I used it I thought I was going to be stuck lol. Otherwise, everything about the cabin has a very nice cabin on a mountain river feel. Not a mcmansion at all - just a nice homey feeling. We absolutely loved it. My boys used the porch area to practice their reel throws and played frisbee & blew bubbles on the gravel drive area. We didn't use the fireplace but the booth type table was used for drawing, snacking, reading. The comfy microfiber futon in the living room was a nice place to sit and read. We didn't use it for a bed but it appears to be convertible.
We went trout fishing as well. My son took gloves and yucked out over the fat worms but he did his thing and even baited his little brother's hook. He also handled hook removal and took care of the 3 fish they caught. Andy's cleaned the fish for them and we had a really nice mess of fish for about $11. We then took the fish to the Valley Cafe where they fried the fish for free for us. We did buy 2 or 3 sides each and a drink plus the boys asked for some of their delicious desserts. The waitress there was amazing enough that (after I told her I'm actually allergic to fish and thats why the boys never got to fish or had it at home lol) she went and put gloves on, then sat by my 9 year old and removed all the bones for him and showed him how to eat it. I've eaten all over the world and stayed in many many places all over North America and I can tell you I've never had service that good. Andy's service was just as good - I don't mean to go off on an tangent! But Melanie from Andy's was ever responsive, helpful, and just truly amazing. We cancelled our planned Disney trip to spend the week at Andy's this summer. And we love Disney. read more