The rental that we stayed at here was just ok. We got the hot tub inside but I wouldn't go in it…read more Place was run down and seemed very much like a rental. There was a dual fireplace that you could enjoy from inside the fam room or the bedroom. It was the only heat in the place but it worked out ok.

Came up from Phoenix for a couple days. Stayed in Cabin 37. One bedroom with a fireplace between…read morethe bedroom and living room. Lucky to get a little snow. The cabin was perfect. Kitchen etc. Nice shower. My wife and I loved it. The best diner next door called Darbi's. Pinetop is beautiful. Come up for the snow. Lion's Den. Great Bar. Charley Clark's. Nice prime Rib.

I love these hot springs. I've been here about 6 times now, each time bringing someone new…read more If you are looking a for fancy resort style space, this an isn't the one. Yet, it's really nice in its own ways. Cabins with bathrooms, kitchen space and more are available, options to fit 2 or more people. There are plenty of RV and camping vehicle life spaces with hook ups or not. One can choose any of the several tent sites too. And finally, the option for day soak is available if space is. I've done all three staying options and loved each one. Just prepare well bringing food, drinks and toiletries and you'll be set. There is a community kitchen with limited kitchen supplies for cooking like utensils, cups, plates and some cookware... but limited and also ever changing as its most donated / left. The clubhouse is spacious, lots of seating and space to be. A large fireplace is available. (Bring own fire wood for this or camping OR get some from them if available). There are community showers, bathrooms and laundry. The hot springs spaces have a clothing required, and separately, a clothing optional space. Plenty of tubs in each with a very hot, hot and mild option. There's lots of property to walk around, a little hill with a star gazing chair, labyrinth and decorated space. Peacocks roam around amongst other possible wild life. Everything feels well maintained and the staff is always kind. This time we stayed in campsite 46 which if your camping, is the best IMO

A little oasis resort with termal springs where you can unplug, unwind, and soak your stress away…read more It's got rustic charm and peaceful vibes. You can go for the day, or if you wish to spend the night, rent a cabin or reserve a RV or camping site. They've got both clothing-optional and clothing-required areas, with pools ranging from a cozy 95°F to a toasty 110°F. Not crowded on a holiday weekend in July, we were able to secure a campsite the day of. The lady at the front desk was very friendly. You do have to arrive and check in before the visitor center closes, and there is no one there at night if you have questions or need anything. We were told we'd have access to the courtyard by the visitor's center after hours, but the doors were locked. Not a huge deal. Didn't see any snakes, though I know they're around, but I did meet a few tarantulas and some whip scorpions (they won't bug you, just watch where you step). Cute and quirky little place to spend the night, and soaking in therapeutic water under the stars is

We were thrilled with our visit from the moment we enter the lobby. As we entered Diana and Mike…read moregreeted us with a smile and we chatted for quite some time. They are the retired parents of the owner and began managing the lodge a month ago. The lobby itself was very charming and rustic looking just as we had hoped. It was festively decorated with the Christmas theme and the natural log looking banisters and the cozy blazing fireplace set the tone for the weekend with our first step into the lobby. Our bedroom was huge, and everything was sparkling clean. We had a king bed and the bed frame itself was also made of natural looking wood logs. It also had a huge picture window to watch the snow falling outside. We did not get a room with a fireplace but there are several available. The lodge has a couple outside decks for entertaining when the weather is nice, and it gives a great view of the valley below and the mountains in the distance. My wife and I spent a wonderful evening lounging in the lobby and playing cards in front of the fireplace. The next morning, we woke up to a complimentary breakfast prepared by Diana and Mike that included eggs, potatoes, waffles, sausage, coffee, OJ and more. Diana even topped it off with a homemade muffin for my wife's birthday. It was a perfect weekend!!!

We just left the Greer Peaks Lodge. We booked at the last minute for the holiday weekend due to the…read moresometimes crazy schedule of my career. I can honestly say, we won't book here again, NOR will we recommend to anyone who plans on visiting this great little village. We don't mind paying the 'holiday premium' when the place we pay for 'delivers'. Unfortunately, this place did not. It's as if one checks in here and the managers or owners ? , check out after fully billing you upon check in. We checked in and were told the wifi would need to be reset as it was 'slow' when a lot of people try to connect. How many people are truly in Greer? We get it; we are in the mountains and it wasn't truly a big deal. It never worked. NOT even a little. Again, not a big deal. Our room was upstairs: upon entering it leaves a LOT to be desired. The carpet needs a good cleaning , in fact, much of the room does. The water in the sink constantly shot air while using and had low pressure. The toilet does the same with the air thing and you must hold the handle down when flushing. That can be alarming in the middle of the night. The sheets on one bed were stained and I thought about calling down to request new ones , OH! But there is no phone in the room. That makes the , ' In Room Dining Menu' a little confusing too, now doesn't it? There was a nice wad of chewed up gum to welcome my husband on his side of the bed on the headboard. My daughters bed had a terribly stained blanket, but with a hot, stuffy room, there would be no need for that. There are no drapes on the windows and the blinds are in need of revamping, so guess what.. sleep will end about 0600am. That's also the time when a flock of parent-less children will apparently be allowed to run up and down the halls and stairs of the lodge screaming and hitting the walls. There is no air conditioner either. The room was super warm when we got into it , so we opened the two windows; one in the bedroom area and one in the bathroom. I get it, it's the mountains, it was downright miserable without ac. It was uncomfortable and stuffy even in the middle of the night when it cooled off outside, this room just never ventilated well. We were up and out of the room by 0945a the next morning to hike and explore the area in Greer. The 'free breakfast' was no where to be found. No coffee was found either. We only saw the mess of it all in the breakfast room. even a toasted bagel on the floor. The complimentary bottled waters were all gone; the fruit that was mentioned was too, and only the same empty plate in the bottled water refrigerator remained from the night before, AND the water dispenser was also empty. There was NO one to be found and the girl that checked us in the day prior had told us 'IF we needed anything, that they lived on property and just let them know'. You just could never find them! We came back that evening and our room had not been cleaned or made up. No clean towels & no trash emptied. My husband said he had seen maids on his way to find the 'mystery breakfast and coffee' , so he knows they were cleaning other guests rooms. We had no DO NOT DISTURB sign on door either. We would understand if this was a cabin as we have stayed in those before and they don't always have daily service.. well, as I was reading thru the small flyer in the room, you have to place the SERVICE sign on door NLT 1000am for your room to be cleaned. That would have been nice to have been mentioned at check in. I've never seen anything like that, and I travel a lot. The place in general has so much potential. It's actually a lovely looking log cabin looking lodge. The area surrounding the lodge is beautiful, but seriously, no one seems to care. The rooms here look more like a road side motel with a price tag of 'we can gouge you and we will' than the rustic lodge cabin you enter. People would leave messes out on the decks and on the common tables in the living areas downstairs and no one seemed to care about cleaning up after that. We also were amused that we came in about 2145pm on our last night after dinner and the girl who checked us in was finally 'on property' as we were coming up the stairs to our room to literally raise her eyebrows at us rather than say hello or welcome us or anything. NOT a word! We were not sure what that was about. Very 'boarding house, den mother' attitude of her though and I was personally not amused . This is a lodge.. treat it and your guests as such. Let's discuss the hotvtub that had that awful smell of mildew as soon as it was opened.. no thanks. Maybe this is why there were rooms here available and not at the cute, MUCH, cheaper, nicer cabins our friends had. Word to all.. ( we knew this already!), plan ahead for this area and avoid this place unless you don't think sleep is important! I need a shower after a stay here. Two stars for the view & rickety deck

The cabins are really nice, spotless, and the location along the little Colorado river is…read morebeautiful. The service was good, but I think the one person that works in the office is stretched a little thin. They booked us into a non-pet cabin when we had paid the additional fee to bring our dog. In the end they let us check in, but I had to cover the couch and keep him off the bed. That is easier said than done with a small dog that is used to sleeping in bed with us. Also I requested their welcome email 3 times prior to check in but never received it. None of the problems were a big deal but don't expect 5 star service.

We enjoyed our stay! Booked cabin 80 for four nights, it is few steps to the river which is very…read morenice. There are lawn chairs and small playground, the cabin is good and spacious, just perfect for four people.

Was not sure what to expect when stayed here. Is quiet and not a lot of people. Forest is out…read moreback. Have to drive to get anywhere. Room wasn't ready and people not very helpful. Was told multiple times had 25 check ins that day so they seemed overwhelmed. They didn't offer any information and when asked about skiing or off roading no one knew the answers. Couldn't find items for game room and wasn't given a map or told about anything at check in. Room was updated and neat. A little cramped but homey. Loved the fireplace.

We booked and confirmed 5 months prior a 2 bedroom unit. I called aprox 5 days b4 arriving asking…read morefor ground floor, as we are both 74 years old. Was told they will see what they can do. We checked in with our 2 bedroom confirmation paper, trudged Upstairs carrying 4 luggage, looking for 2 bedrooms and to my surprise seeing only 1 bedroom!!! What!! The check-in clerk did not say any word about a 1 bedroom at all! I had to call Wyndham to which they informed me "an agent" canceled our 2 bedroom and we were notified by email. We were not!!! What if we had other people traveling with us? No apologies were made at all! And the toilet paper was cheaper than an outhouse! And they call themselves Worldmark?! Their water was horrible, made me itch from linen and showers.

A friend stayed here and it looked so lovely I booked it for a few days to celebrate my birthday…read more It was magical. The cabin I stayed in was comfortable with two beds, a fireplace which I used. It was so lovely having a fire going when it started to rain, hail and then magically snow. Sidenote: Magical was the themed feeling for this trip lol. The kitchen is a FULLY stocked kitchen with everything you would need to cook or bake with. I even found coffee for the coffeemaker! I relaxed by the fire and read to my hearts content. I love that you can bring your pet for a $35.00 charge. Well worth it to have my best buddy with me on my bday. FYI: You can buy wood for the fireplace at the Lazy Trout about four to five minutes drive from the cabin. Cannot wait to rebook a stay!!

It's a nice getaway. Don't be put off by first appearances. The interior was cozy with a warm…read more cabin feeling. Inside the bathroom looked newly updated as well as the kitchen. The place had everything a family needed. Plates, utensils, coffee maker, toaster and bakeware. The host provided communication up to the day of our check-in. Place had easy parking to load and unload suitcases and groceries. We were guest of the two bedroom cabin. Our teen wanted the room with the T.V. so my spouse and I got the spare room. The bed was very uncomfortable and less as nice as the main bedroom. It had some cleanliness issues as well. The owner was told of the cleanliness issues. The living room furniture needed some upgrading as well. Fireplace was nice. Wifi is provided. Overall the place is cute and just like the pictures.

2.5 stars. First time to the white mountains. The grounds are pretty nice. There is volleyball and…read morea nice hammock and a little play set for younger kids 8 or younger. There are 2 areas to fish from. They have a Jon Boat, peddle boat, and kayaks that are available for free on a first come/first served basis but only during office hours 9-4pm. There is a bigger boat for rent but it was broken. There were lots of trees and shade which we liked. We stayed in the Ash cabin. It was not great. It is old. The "comfort zones" which we later found out were heaters were on and set to 80° when we arrived. It was very warm inside when we arrived and we didn't figure out until too late that we were turning the heaters down to cool things off not off. There were no manuals to help instruct us on temperature control and we had to text the after hours number to get help. It took 2+ days to cool this place down. They encouraged us to open windows at night but not many of the windows (none upstairs) had screens. There is no cooling unit upstairs but they brought us some box fans which didn't help much. The plumbing upstairs was slow and had to be snaked because the sink wouldn't drain. Fridge took some time to cool down but then worked fine. Couches are worn and you sink down into them. We read that every cabin has a fireplace but ours didn't which was disappointing. There was 1 smart tv. We tried to log into Disney but someone else was already logged in. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling but then the TV needed a pin that we didn't have. WiFi worked well. The kitchen was clean and had what we needed. The blinds are dusty. We probably wouldn't stay here again unless there were some significant updates.

This is a beautiful and enjoyable place to stay! The cabins are very cute and clean. Gorgeous lake…read moreview!! Very well managed. We enjoyed a 3 night stay and are looking forward to visiting again. Very peaceful and everyone is so friendly and the resort is dog friendly which is a huge plus!! Nothing but great things to say! Thank you for a wonderful stay!!

We stumbled in this place during a visit to Greer. Because of the recent fire there were very few…read morepeople in the area. We were not sure what to expect. We were greeted by a big smile of the Hungarian waitress/ hostess and felt like royalty from the moment we stepped in. The food and drinks were on point and the views were amazing. I highly recommend for a great homemade feeling dish and great service. Sadly I saw some of the bad reviews which surprised me. I imagine it has something to do with people that have no clue that fresh dishes take longer to make than fast food items. I would say even during a busy day this place is well worth the wait. Kudos to the family run businesses

We had a great time here. We rented one of the cabins as we had our 2 dogs with us. Really pretty…read morelocation. The owners and staff are so nice and friendly. The restaurant was awesome with great authentic German food and beer. Sitting out on the restaurant patio for dinner in June was really nice. Decent continental breakfast. Can't wait to come back. Highly recommend.

Great place to get away. Quiet, lots to do and see. Great restaurants nearby. Take the familyread more

Lost Resort Restaurant:…read more Pros: view is phenomenal and food and beverages are good. Cons: restaurant service is horrible; We're there for father's day dinner and from the getgo server/ greeter named SARAH is very rude with a capital B. We felt unwelcome and dislike right stay, we didn't travel thousand miles away just to be treated like that. We tried to be the bigger person and be polite and courteous but it's no use, Sarah continued to be rude. My kids ordered Ceasar salad and fruit bowl but it was forgotten, god forbid we had to ask for it and she got upset. I would like to add though, that the other two servers are much more nicer and accommodating; codus to them.

Enjoyed a short, one night stay at Juniper Ridge Resort in early May, 2026. We were greeted by…read more"Sheriff" Dave, the General Manager when we pulled in at the Registration Office with our 44' 5th wheel. What a great guy! He made us feel welcomed and got us settled in our RV site. What we discovered is an amazing beautiful resort. The grounds are kept immaculate. The buildings are well maintained & have a rustic charm. Bathrooms/showers were very clean. Large laundry facility. They offer many activities you can get involved with and have a calendar of Special Events to keep you in the loop. Our early morning walk was quiet & peaceful. We encourage you to check out this beautiful area in Show Low. We'll be back when we can stay longer. Thanks for a great stay! Mark & Lindy

Juniper Ridge is an RV Resort 12 miles out of Show Low, Az. We had been wanting to see the resort…read moreso when friends who are working there called we went to see them and the park. The first building you come to after entering the drive to the park is where guests check in. Guests will get maps and other information for the park before even entering. The park has a guard gate with keypad for residents to open the gate. The buildings and grounds are beautiful. There is grass at each site and in common areas. They have many amenities such as a cafe, swimming pool, sauna, gardening area, wood shop, gym, weight room and golf course The sites are owned by residents with the RVs, park models or larger homes. Some are for sale by owner or real estate agencies. The prices are a bit higher than many parks because they will own the site, as well. I definitely recommend this park. It is lovely and everyone I met seemed happy with the park and people working there. Not everything is open (ex: cafe) because of covid-19 pandemic closures.