Unaware there was breakfast

Very steep roads and trails.

The cabin 304 was super cozy. Ful of sustainable tiny house spaces.

I didn't know how to check in, a gate code, or that I was booked at Thunder Trails.

The location was really nice being a little out of town. The kitchen had everything we needed to cook our meals. A lot of hiking trails in the property, beautiful pond, and a lot of space for the kids to play.

The sheets were really old and it didn't look as clean because of how old they were (a lot of stains). We found kids shoes under the bunk beds and a couple toys left behind from other guests. The place can use some newer sheets and blankets, and a deeper cleaning between guests. I wish the general store was opened during the winter as well to avoid having to drive 5 miles into town.

Had 2 bedroom (bunkers in very small closet like room, and queen bed in other room) and sofa bed in living room. Beddings were clean and plentiful. Not enough paper towels. Cabin had less than half a roll. Not enough spare trash bags. Kitchen was fully equipped. AC worked well but loud at night. Location is 10min driving from town. Plenty of beautiful hikes within the camp site. This place is big. We were a little bit far from pool so we drove there. Due to covid, pool capacity is 10 max and there is a sign up sheet. Campsites are very close to each other. Luckily we had quiet neighbors. Overall, clean and beautiful campsite, well maintained. Bring extra paper towels, trashbags, your own pool towels, and extra amenities.

Amenities not restocked or easily available in cabin. I prob would have to drive to the ranger station to get restock but never found the time.