The 5 Star Lodge

Worth knowing

• Seven bedrooms and eight baths in the lodge, with a stated cap of 24 guests, plus a separate pavilion building with one bedroom, bunk beds and a game room.
• Pavilion can seat up to 75 for a day event, and weddings take priority on October weekends.
• Lodge has a conference room with a table and whiteboard.
• Three-night minimum is typical; Thanksgiving and Christmas need a week.
• "5 Star" is the operator's name for this lodge, not a rating.

What the operator states

Sleeps

Up to 24 guests, counting three extra rooms that hold up to six

Largest single building

Sleeps 24

Bedrooms

7

Bathrooms

8 in the lodge; 1.5 in the pavilion

Kitchen

Gourmet kitchen listed

Meeting space

Lodge has a conference room with large table, dry-erase board and Wi-Fi. Moose Lodge Pavilion seats up to 75 and has a game room.

Outdoors

Over 45 acres, screened porch with fireplace and hot tub, gazebo hot tub, tennis, basketball, playground, bocce, volleyball, fire pit near the pavilion

Pets

Not stated for this property (operator has a separate Pet Policy page)

Minimum stay

Generally 3 nights; one week for Thanksgiving and Christmas

Season

October weekends reserved for weddings; wedding packages booked in addition to the lodge

Group rules

Used for weddings, corporate retreats and reunions; pavilion can be added as extra sleeping space or a day-event space. Permit and fire marshal not stated.

Ask before you book

Built from what the operator's page left open when we checked.

1. Is your stated capacity the permitted occupancy, or a count of every bed and sofa?
2. Can meals be provided, or does your group cook for itself?
3. Can a church bus or coach reach the building, and how many cars fit?
4. Which rooms and bathrooms work for a wheelchair or walker?
5. Are pets allowed?
6. Is alcohol allowed on the property?
7. What is the full price, with cleaning fees and taxes?

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Also read what "sleeps 30" really means and the full question list.

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