Quest Expeditions Group Bunkhouses (Ocoee)

Worth knowing

• Three heated and air-conditioned bunkhouses at a rafting outfitter's base can take one group of up to 76.
• Each bunkhouse has two sleeping areas, bunk beds, bathrooms and refrigerators.
• Large bunkhouses start at $250 a night for 20 people, then $12.50 per extra person.
• The outfitter offers group and church youth rafting rates, so lodging and river trips can be booked together.

What the operator states

Sleeps

Groups up to 76: two large bunkhouses of up to 30 each and a small bunkhouse of up to 16.

Largest single building

Sleeps 30

Bedrooms

Two sleeping areas in each bunkhouse

Bathrooms

Bathrooms in each bunkhouse (count not stated)

Sleeping setup

Bunks

Kitchen

Refrigerators in each bunkhouse; no kitchen is described.

Meals and dining

Food service is available on the property; covered pavilion with grills for cookouts; on-site cafe.

Meeting space

Covered pavilion (size not stated).

Outdoors

At the outfitter's Ocoee River rafting base, with a sand volleyball court and horseshoes.

Group rules

Guests bring pillows, sleeping bags or sheets, blankets and towels.

Price

Large bunkhouse: $250 per night minimum for up to 20 guests, plus $12.50 per extra person. Small bunkhouse: $200 per night for up to 16. Taxes extra. (no date on the page; confirm before you rely on it)

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. Is there one room where everyone can sit together?
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 minimum stay?

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

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