We stayed in a 3 bedroom cabin (#1) and loved it. Cabins are equipped with heat and air conditioning, linens, soap, and a fully stocked kitchen (you bring all your own food including cooking basics).

Firewood is there waiting for you, as is a kindling box. Furniture seemed new, as did the windows. You can bring a pet to certain cabins with a pet fee of $40. Our cabin had some games in a closet, like Scrabble and monopoly.

We went in winter so we built fires, played games, and went on snowy hikes. You can't leave your dog in the cabin intended (understandable) so we couldn't all go to the lodge for meals. We cooked in the cabin kitchen, which was ok except the skillets were the old peeling non stick type. Next time I'll bring my own skillets.

The heat is controlled by individual units in each room, which get loud, but the sound became white noise for us. The cabin had direct TV and one small TV set in the main room.

The park has playgrounds and a big water park that obviously wasn't open in the winter but will be a reason we return in the summer.

I wish the lodge had more of a camp store for basics like cooking oil, salt and pepper, etc. But next time we will come prepared.