Great cozy place with beach access and hot tub/pool. Fun view of the lake, and a fun middle floor with a pool table and kid area. If you have little I would just bring a baby gate and lock/zip tie as there are a lot of steep stairs

This property has a lot to offer with the pools and beach access.

We enjoyed our stay although the layout was extremely odd. The fan in the kitchen and upstairs bathroom did not work. It got really hot upstairs. Basement bathroom did not have a mirror, no coffee cups and the garbage disposal was not connected. The property manager was great about bringing us some coffee mugs and to look at the disposal. We had to plug it in to use it and unplug it after. Two great pools, kids loved the middle floor games, .

We booked this location for an end of summer vacation. It is technically "beach front" but you wouldn't necessarily want to spend the day at this beach. Too much vegetation and muddy. We ended up going to North Beach everyday. Beautiful views of Bear Lake from the deck and from the pool. We stayed during the week and the pool was lovely but got slammed and busy starting Friday night. Too busy to try to swim or hot tub on the weekend. These "bunker" townhomes are across the street from Legacy Beach and it can be very dangerous to cross if there is traffic. There is no light, no cross walk, no flags - at one point when crossing with plenty of time a truck hauling a boat saw us and sped up and honked loudly at us and swerved into the next lane to avoid hitting us. Terrified our kids. Legacy Beach needs to do something about crossing the street to access the pool. This particular townhome was a very interesting layout. Technically sleeps a lot of people but we wouldn't feel safe putting anyone on any of the top bunks. Most of the bunk beds felt rickety. Also no mattress pad covers which was annoying because the thin sheets kept popping off the mattress while sleeping. Also just some other weird stuff like there is a coffee pot, but no coffee mugs.