I’m so pissed writing this review lying here in the dusty log cabin in the middle of the night. The blinds were stuck and we couldn’t close it. We realized it after business hours, so ended up just sleeping. The twilight is beautiful but the bright moon light hit straight into my eye around 1am and woke me up. Now I’m struggling to go back to sleep ‘cos the heater is barely working and it’s cold af. The cabin is extremely dusty, bathroom has a weird black powder like thing everywhere. It’s just disgusting. This is not a $250 stay.

Log Cabin Resorts is a beautiful setting, but they have an unpleasant problem. They have bed bugs. Our small group was bit 20 times during our 2 day stay. After the first night, we reported the problem (3 bites) with our cabin but they had no other accommodations for us. I do not recommend staying there.

The good: 1. This place is right next to the lake and you can have great view right from your window. 2. The unit is very spacious and have a kitchen with microwave which is very convenient for a remote location like this. 3. Staff were very nice and helpful and went above and beyond to address some maintenance issues at in the evening. Not so good: 1. This place is a bit out of maintenance and quite old. It would have so much more potential if the owner puts in a bit of efforts to upgrade basics like carpets, windows, window blinds, shower curtains. Not too much cost (as compared to completely remodel these units, which would be even better), but would have made the experience so much better. Neutral: 1. Location-wise it's a little detour from 101, which is not bad, but if could add a bit of driving back and forth depending on your itinerary. Not too much and we enjoyed the 10m extra driving on a very scenic route. I would probably prefer lake crescent lodge over this one, but this is still a far better choice than those in port angles.

Wonderful lake and very nice campground. Lodge was cute and had water sport rentals. Unfortunately, they didn't have enough staff to rent canoes, kayaks or SUP boards. We weren't informed to the lack of rentals which would have made us bring our own SUP. Very disappointing. Thank goodness there was amagnficient Spruce Raiload Bike Trail.

Where to start? We love the LOCATION of this place. Come yearly and it’s just beautiful scenery, lake right outside your door and hiking close by. We stayed in an A-frame chalet as usual but big change this year: they took out the stairs to the upper level. It basically looks like a regular hotel room inside with two beds in main area. They need to update the photos and advertising to reflect this as for our grown daughter it was an issue as you lose the privacy of having a ‘separate’ space and we didn’t know beforehand. Although more roomy downstairs due to this change now there’s no sofa, no kitchen table for eating or a closet for clothes. As others have mentioned I treat this accommodation like ‘glamping’ and bring all my camping supplies with me - although they do have a fridge, microwave and keurig so it’s nice. They updated bathrooms couple of years ago. However considering this place is always booked solid the owners really need to start putting some money back into updating/repairing basic items. At $200 a night the basics should be taken care of. We stayed in 7A and the main fan/light didn’t work (the very nice staff brought us 3 small mini fans) and there was a broken key in the lake side door so impossible to lock from outside. The staff are super friendly and try their best but the place is starting to look run down and it’s a great shame.