Bear Lake Country Cabins was a great place for our family reunion of about 40 people! The kitchen was incredibly well stocked with high quality dishes, pans, serving and eating utensils and even 2 crockpots. Two refrigerators and 2 washers and dryers as well. Large central picnic table and 2 side tables in the main room made it possible to feed everyone at once. The manager was extremely responsive to questions and always texted right back immediately. Check in and out were super easy. The only complaints/suggestions I heard were: 1. The cabins needed more places to hang up clothes--perhaps some hooks, and/or more hangers. 2. Potential renters need to be aware that in all the rooms with queen bed bunk, the queen beds are set right on the floor. A little bit hard to get in and out of for older or pregnant occupants. Other than that we LOVED our time there!

We had an excellent stay, there was several things to be aware of when you book. The furnace in the cabins didn't work and had a hard time maintaining heat.The wifi is extremely spotty and can't maintain more then 2 devices on it at a time. Bring blankets if you are visiting in the early part of the year. Also, pay attention to the pictures. Almost all the cabin beds are on the floor. Second, the main cabin doesn't have a vint or range for the stove top, if you cook anything you need to open the windows or door. The humidity in the main cabin is so high that windows fog causing mold. Three of the cabin doors didn't latch so bring some tools. But all said and done, it was spacious, there was room for everyone. It is kid friendly, (minus the stairs) it had play pens that came in extremely handy. It fit our needs.

We stayed in Saint Charles, Idaho with a group of 45 (30 adults, 10 kids, 5 babies) and had a wonderful time celebrating the holidays, even without snow. The main cabin and surrounding cabins were clean, cozy, and warm. The long dining table was perfect for shared meals, games, and crafts — we brought a Christmas tree and made ornaments and snowflakes, which made it extra special.The kitchen was well stocked, and having two large fridges helped a lot with meals. We appreciated mini fridges, coffee makers, Pack & Plays, and TVs in each cabin, which made things easier for families. We enjoyed the game room, fire pit, nearby basketball court, and exploring in a side-by-side during “mud season.” The mountain and lake views were lovely.The Wi-Fi worked well after some initial troubleshooting, and we were able to stream football — including an epic Chicago Bears win! The managers were responsive and helpful whenever we had questions.A couple notes: the area is remote and rustic, so plan ahead. A few extra blankets would help on cold nights, and taller guests may prefer beds in the main cabin. We noticed dog droppings and a loose dog around the yard, which was tricky with lots of kids and trips between cabins.Overall, a great place to gather and make memories — we’d love to return in true winter or summer!Thanks to the management team being so responsive to any questions or concerns.

such a fun place, close to mountains, cabins were very nice, very functional and convenient kitchen. 12 bathrooms was amazing!