The stay isn't the cheapest, but it's worth it.
There's many activities to do around the area, which is convenient.
My family has stayed here three different times.
This time we stayed for 3 days, and it was just as wonderful.
Our apartment had two floors.
The first floor had a bathroom, closet, a bedroom with a full size bed, a sofa bed that was good enough for two people, and a kitchen. The kitchen included a stove, microwave, toaster, coffee maker, wine glasses, plates, cups, mugs, spoons, forks, knives, and a little basket with decaf and regular coffee, as well as powdered creamer.
I definitely suggest you bring stuff to cook if you can, because food around here can get expensive. There is no food in the actual place so you have to bring outside food anyway.
My family packed plenty of already made food, as well as eggs and breakfast items that we had to prepare. Not all rooms have stoves I believe, if you want a stove, make sure you're getting a room that has one.
In the backyard, there's a grill you can cook in.
There are also a few grills near the game room, with a few tables. My family brought some meat and corn, and we had a cook out in the resort. It is so convenient, so I'm glad they had that. If you want to save money, bring hot dogs, buns, and burger stuff, to grill. Make sure you bring a gas tank for the grill, because otherwise, there may not be any there. We lucked out and found one of the grills had gas.
The first floor also had a washer and dryer, so it was easy for us to dry our bathing suits when we came back from the pool.
There was also a tv with cable in the bottom floor.
In the 2nd floor, there was a queen sized bed that could fit 4 people, a bathroom with a Jacuzzi and shower in it, a big closet that someone could easily sleep in, and a television with cable as well.
The rooms were clean, and everything was well organized.
What I loved about this place was that it's so peaceful and quiet.
Nobody makes a sound outside while you're trying to sleep, and I honestly felt very safe while I was there. Between both of the rooms, and the soda bed, 9 of us were able to sleep comfortably.
For the exciting part, there are three pools.
One is an indoor pool, which is great for rainy days, and two outdoor pools.
There are also two hot tubs, one on the inside, and one on the outside.
There is music both inside and outside.
In the indoor pool room, there are restrooms and a sauna as well. The indoor pool is the coldest, probably because it's humid and hot in there. It goes up to 6 ft.
The first pool on the outside is mainly for kids. It goes up to 3 and a half feet. It's not as cold as the indoor pool, but it's cold. The second pool on the outside is my favorite. It's beautiful, big, and it's perfect for adults. It goes from 4ft to 7ft, so I suggest if you have tchildren that can't swim, make sure you are there to supervise. This pool is heated! So it is the best one- temperature wise.
There are plenty of chairs and tables in the facility as well, so you can put your stuff down as you swim.
In the front desk there is a lost and found in case you lose anything, and they also give you towels if you give them the last name on tour reservation.
There is never a lifeguard on duty, and there's a sign that says that you can't bring floaties, but our family brought a float for a 1 year old, and nobody said anything.
There were also people with foam noodles. I never found out where they got them, but they probably got them at the front desk.
One thing I did not like was that on the Sunday we were there, there was absolutely nobody at the front desk of the pool area to help us. Two of the pools were dirty, and since there was no employee around, we had to get out as many insects as we could ourselves. Also the heated pool wasn't heated as well as the other days.
I therefore came to the conclusion that nobody works in the pool area's front desk on Sundays.
Other than that, the other two days were great there.
There is a game room as well in front of the pool house. There are two pool tables and two ping pong tables.
There are also sofas and chairs to sit on.
At night they have various activities.
We got to see the animal show on Friday night, where we got to pet some wild animals, and we got to hang out with bozo the clown on Saturday. He was so great with the children, and stayed there pretty late.
We took pictures with him, and he made balloons for the kids.
We also got to roast marshmallows around a campfire, which was also pretty epic.
There is also a canoe that's available to use at any time.
Overall this place is definitely worth the stay. It's a safe environment, great for kids, groups and families. We have come here every summer for the past years, and each time we fall in love with it even more.
If you're thinking about coming here, don't think about it twice, just do It! You won't regret it! read more