We went for a family reunion with family & friends. It is way over priced and not maintained properly. They need to have people clean the cabins. They specify that you must clean the cabins or be charged $50.00 +. We left the cabin in better condition than when we got there. No Wi- Fi.
The food at the restaurant was awful & cold & slow. The restaurant staff was not very friendly. The store was overpriced. The cabins are way overpriced even with the discounts. The cabin is not like the pictures they posted. They took the pictures in positions that make it seem bigger. That definitely fooled us. Too many rules!
I can say I LOVED the LAKE!

We drove up from Ashland, which is only an hour, but we felt like we were a hundred miles from home. The setting of the pristine natural lake surrounded by pine forest is exquisite.

The price is great. We got our cabin for half price (a week out of season!), but at full price (200 bucks) it would be less than you'd expect to pay for a nice motel room in a similar setting, and the little cabin was much more comfy than a motel room.

The newer cabins like the one we stayed at are sort of 'faux rustic' , but reasonably attractive and very comfortable and clean. Ours had a sleeping loft (comfy, but not for claustrophobes), a sitting area and well stocked kitchen, a bathroom, a private bedroom and a nice porch with Adirondack chairs facing the lake. It would hold as many as eight people, but I'd recommend it for one or two couples.

The food is better than you expect at a resort--nothing you'd write home about if you had it in SF or Seattle, but very palatable and a good selection. Some of the younger staff is a little green, but all were friendly and helpful.

Very pet friendly, both in policy and in setting. Our dog's already nagging us to go back.

There's lots to do--you can fish, rent all sorts of motorized and hand-propelled craft, play horseshoes, and all that usual lake stuff. We mostly just walked around the lake, threw sticks into the water for the dog, slept, ate, and relaxed. I swam once, and it wasn't quite like bathwater but it didn't make your teeth chatter either. Very clean water and no mud around the edge.

Great sunrises and sunsets. There are private homes on the other side of the lake but they're nearly invisible from the resort, so it feels very unspoiled and natural.

If you haven't been here, you owe it to yourself.

It advertises itself as old fashion getaway with vintage magazines in the cabins and board games you can use. The cabins are very basic and the bathrooms are the extremely small.

It is staffed mostly by teenagers and you may have to go searching to find someone.

The first night the restaurant was all booked with reservations that were made the day before. That was sort of problematic since it’s the only restaurant option for miles.

They claim that the water temperature is “like bathwater” but at that elevation I doubt that it ever is. All of the beaches are rocky so bring your water shoes if you have them.

Nice place, very relaxing. Cabin was a little pricey with little "resort" amenities. Peaceful surroundings nonetheless. The older staff were very nice, very helpful. The younger staff were not as nice or helpful. Sometimes rude. When all was said and done, nice couple of days here even though we didn't catch fish!