Great location, just far enough out to be away from the city but close enough to be convenient. The cabins/tiny homes were great; clean, comfy, and very efficient use of space! The grounds were clean, and the pool and club house were excellent!
Forest Huts
Camp with a roof
Sleep under the trees
Forest Huts sit in a quieter stretch of Tiny Home Resorts, with more trees and a slower walk to the rest of the grounds. The stay is an open-room cabin: you sleep, sit, and snack in one main volume, then step outside to a picnic table, a grill, and a fire. It is camp with a real mattress and climate control, not a tent and not a Tiny Home. If you want a bathroom and a kitchenette behind your own door, that is the Tiny Homes page. If you want the woods a little louder in the morning, this is the stay.
There are seven Forest Huts. Occupancy runs from six up to eight, with kings, queens, and twins depending on the layout. When you book, match the hut to your group so the beds and the headcount agree. Every hut includes a mini fridge, a microwave, a toaster, A/C, a TV, a picnic table, a fire pit, an outdoor grill, and a ceiling fan. That is enough to keep drinks cold, warm a meal, and spend the evening outside without hiking back to a kitchenette.
The woods saved you a hut
The hut is the whole hello. A little cabin with its roof on, looking pleased with itself, ready for the bags and a fight over the cooler. The fire and the table are part of the outfit. The door closes, a real mattress is already in, and the tent you almost brought can stay in the car where it belongs.
Your beds, your fire
You do not have a full bathroom in the hut. Mornings start at the dedicated washhouse: stall toilets, showers, multiple vanities, towels, and toiletries. It is a short walk, and it is built for this stay type, not borrowed from a gym. Nights start at the fire. The outdoor pavilion is close, which is useful for a bigger meal, a stretch of shade, or a table that can hold more people than a picnic bench.
The rest of the resort is still yours. The pool and hot tub, the clubhouse when the weather turns, Hilltop Mercantile, guest laundry, and the dog park are the same grounds as the Tiny Homes. Quiet hours are 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM, and pool hours are 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM, same as everywhere else on property. You are a guest of the whole place. The hut is where you sleep and where the fire lives.
Families who like a camp rhythm pick Forest Huts: kids in a mix of beds, a fire at night, the washhouse in the morning, the pool in the afternoon. Groups often mix huts and Tiny Homes on the same weekend, so some people have a kitchenette and a private bathroom while others take the trees. Everyone still ends up at the pavilion or the pool. Coming for a reunion or a reception? Overnight beds book on Book Your Stay, and the gathering itself can start on the Events page.
Pillows will be discussed
One room, a handful of beds, and suddenly everyone has a strategy. The big bed gets claimed out loud. The corner gets claimed quietly. Someone sleeps diagonally and calls it a plan. You are people who like each other enough to share a room and still argue about pillows. The first one asleep wins, and they will not be humble about it.
Past the door, the weekend gets big
Leave the hut. That is the assignment. The trees are the first thing, close and shady and in no hurry to be anywhere else. Then the grounds open up: the pool, the pavilion, a path that turns a nap plan into a lap of the resort. Come back when the fire wants company. The hut keeps the beds. The photos happen outside.
What Our Guests Say
From guests who booked a stay here.