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"My son requested to go to the mountains for a few days during his spring break and this was just the place I hoped for. The design was beautiful and comfortable. It keeps to the spirit of the classic A-frame cabin with modern amenities -great stove, washer and dryer and hot tub! There were five of us and it was perfect size and space. "

"I just didn’t like that it’s pretty slow to check in "

"We had an amazing stay at this cabin! It was big, clean, and the perfect place to relax. The location was ideal—close to the village, making it easy to explore shops and restaurants. The cabin itself was cozy yet spacious, with all the comforts we needed for a peaceful retreat. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a relaxing and enjoyable stay in Lake Arrowhead!"

"Lovely cabin, spacious, serene, perfect heating system. The kitchen was low on utensils. The host brought some over the moment I brought it to her attention. Thank you muddy moose for a great vacation."

"The place was wonderful--nice and clean, lots of fun and interesting touches that added to our family trip. We had one glitch: no problem finding the place or getting access to the key, but actually opening the front door with the key turned out to be really difficult. Basically the front door lock/handle does not work very well. The timing for our trip turned out to be tough as our Saturday night was interrupted at 10 PM by texts with an Evacuation Warning from San Bernardino County due to the Line Fire. Internet research and our family in the area reassured us that while preparing for a possible evacuation was appropriate, confirming our route home was clear of the fire area and heading to bed was all we really needed to do. I trust the property remains safe. The locals seemed somewhat used to it all. "

"The property itself is gorgeous and very well taken care of. The owner is beyond lovely and went out of his way to make our trip to Lake Arrowhead as good as it could possibly be. The landscape immediately around the cabin is also quite pretty. So, if you are looking for a spectacular cabin in the woods, this is really it. I would not change a thing. What I would change is the Lake Arrowhead community. Everything is very tightly restricted and there is a real aura of the entire area being a members only club. For example, we walked down the road from the cabin and our kids saw a playground. They ran towards it only to discover that the playground was behind fences and gates with key codes. A lady was walking in with her kids and, when we asked if we could come in for a bit too so the kids could play, she advised that we had to be members of the nearby golf club to enter. The staff at the golf club were equally snooty when we asked. The lake, its beaches and its nearby trails all function in the same way. You *can* get access to these things as guests at this cabin but first, you must pay the relevant club, register in the club's office and then wear the appropriate bracelet or lanyard. Compared to America's national parks, where we have always been able to walk wherever we wanted, Lake Arrowhead's restrictive rules left us feeling disconcerted and ill at ease. We won't be back, but the reason has absolutely nothing to do with this spectacular cabin or its wonderful owner. "