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We travel a lot -- we do not camp a lot. The Cedar Lodge, where we stayed, married practical convenience (like a coffee maker!) with a return to nature. When we did have a small issue, the camp managers were on top of it! Back to nature without being eaten alive by bugs or sweating at night without air conditioning may not be the die-hard campers way of camping, but it did agree with me.. And my husband. I'd strongly recommend Silver Cliff if you're planning a visit to this area, and Cedar Lodge if your considering a cabin.