Red Wolf Lakeside Lodge: Tahoe Vista, California
Property
An authentic mountain lodge with studio, one, and two-bedroom condo suites decorated in alpine style. All units have full kitchens, fireplaces, Jacuzzi tubs, DVD players, and patios. The resort has a lakeside swimming pool, 2 hot tubs, barbecue grills and picnic area, and complimentary laundry facilities.
Location
The north shore of Lake Tahoe, four hours by car from the San Francisco Bay Area. Within easy striking distance of Alpine Meadows (6 miles), Northstar at Tahoe (8 miles), and Squaw Valley (9 miles) for winter sports enthusiasts, as well as hiking, rafting, horseback riding, and boating during summer months.
Sleeps
2-6.
Highlights
Complimentary kayaks, paddleboats, fishing poles, sleds, snowshoes, tennis rackets and ping pong equipment available for checkout.
Good to know
They have a five-night minimum in the summer. Book well in advance; this is a well-priced and popular place.
Contact
www.redwolflakesidelodge.com
Written by Jamie Pearson
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