RaftOne Big Lodge and Small Lodge (Ocoee)

Worth knowing

• A log-cabin bunkhouse at a rafting outpost sleeps up to 44 in four rooms.
• A second, smaller lodge sleeps 16 in two bunk rooms.
• Both have air conditioning and small kitchens with no full stove noted.
• Bring your own pillows, sleeping bags and towels.

What the operator states

Sleeps

Big Lodge: up to 44 in individual beds across 4 rooms. Small Lodge: up to 16 in 2 bunk rooms.

Largest single building

Sleeps 44

Bedrooms

Big Lodge 4 rooms; Small Lodge 2 bunk rooms

Bathrooms

Two small bathrooms in each lodge; showers a short walk away

Sleeping setup

Bunks

Kitchen

Each lodge has a small kitchen with refrigerator and microwave (Small Lodge also has a sink); no stove in the Small Lodge.

Meals and dining

Large deck with grills and picnic tables at the Big Lodge.

Meeting space

Spacious common room in the Big Lodge.

Outdoors

Ocoee River rafting outpost with camping, horseback riding and mountain biking; fire ring in the woods.

Group rules

Mattresses provided; bring pillows, sleeping bags and towels.

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 a church bus or coach reach the building, and how many cars fit?
3. Which rooms and bathrooms work for a wheelchair or walker?
4. Are pets allowed?
5. Is alcohol allowed on the property?
6. What is the minimum stay?
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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