Walker Lake Resort

We loved the location and the view, and the staff member on duty was helpful. But for what we paid, the issues made the stay feel poor value. We were there for three nights in September with our family and an infant. The sink was blocked and kept overflowing on the first day, and it couldn't be looked at until the next day. We couldn't wash or sanitize the baby's bottles and feeding utensils, and had to leave the dirty dishes by the sink all night. The guy came first thing in the morning as soon as he could, and he also brought us a replacement coffee machine because the one there was broken. A few other things need attention too: none of the bedroom doors would close, which made it hard to keep things quiet for the baby at night, and the kitchen could use cutting boards and sharp knives. Our neighbor mentioned the same issue to us. I’m happy to spend money on a staycation during this time to support a small business, but I expect to get what I pay for. Fixing a few things could make for a great stay.

It was very peaceful and beautiful. The cottages are a bit old, but everything worked fine.

We had a great week with our extended family across four cottages. Everything was clean and well cared for, and there was lots of equipment for us to use, including life jackets, paddle boards, kayaks, volleyball, bocce, and badminton.

Mallory and Roy were really helpful when we had to adjust things at the last minute. The cottages were spacious and very clean, with an amazing view. There was a dock with chairs, boating, kayaking, a bonfire, and free Wi-Fi. Definitely recommend it, and we’ll be back for sure.