Beaver Mountain Lodge

Stayed here for a family reunion and it was fabulous! Lovely grassy area and slide in the backyard. The kids had a great time playing there and it was easy to supervise them from the upper deck. I love how many windows there were to provide natural light. Beautiful home and great kitchen!

It is a very large nice house, the jack-rabbits were cute, the bed's were comfortable, the pictures inside were very nice, the game room down the rode from it was very fun, the pool was pretty fun, the kitchen area is very spacious and stocked with equipment, it is a very good place for family reunions, or just a get together place.

Lots of premium features to this home, and then some unique ones. Multimillion dollar home, however TV runs off of built in speakers instead of a premium sound system (it is there, just not able to be turned on by tenants). I love the kitchen, plenty of room to entertain lots of people. Bunk room is awesome for the boys. Pool is amazing. Game room has an old ping pong table. The cues for the pool table need replacing. Air hockey was fun, as was the 2 Foosball tables. The games are in the separate game house. The internet is bad...like atrocious. For starters, the house is large enough to require an enterprise grade mesh network, but they are using a consumer grade linksys router. Bandwidth is 1.5 mbps down and 0.8 mbps up. It is satellite internet, so I suspect the owner is throttling th

The accommodations were top-notch and the overall vibe was quite luxurious. Highlights include the jacuzzi; the game room featuring billiards, pingpong, and shuffleboard; the master bathroom with twin showers; basketball/pickleball courts; beach volleyball; disc golf; and many more. Although pricey, I would highly suggest it.

For the price I expected A LOT more. Air conditioning was broken in one of the bunk houses and an entire wing of the house (in 90+ degree weather that was miserable to sleep in, maintenance claimed they were going to fix them in a couple weeks). Mice were running across the floors of the main house and the bunk house all week. They provided mouse traps and expected you to set them and clean them yourself (thanks for the chores for 15k for 5 days. And yes, we caught A LOT of mice). 90% of locks on doors were broken. The games (pool table, ping pong table, air hockey and shuffle board were all beat/bent/warped/felt ruined/scratched and carpet in most of the extra rooms were absolutely beat/disgusting.) The TV in the "Theatre room" didn't work. Hey might provide granite countertops but for