Bear Country Cabins

Katie Mitchell

We stayed in #3. No AC, we just opened the window at night and had the fan on. The bed was not very comfortable. It says you can fit 4 people but I would not recommend it.

James Ross

The cabin was great. I was surprised at how much room it had. It is in great proximity to Noth Beach at Bear Lake and is a great value. The cleaning staff was exceptionally friendly. The parking is good with picnic table and a fire pit. The basketball court shown in the photos is in shambles with broken backboards so dont plan on that being and added feature although my son and I did give it a shot. I debated on a five star rating but didnt just because of the unit having no AC and there was also a thermostat that I assume is for heating the room that lights up the entire sleeping quarter when you try to sleep. My recommendation would be to put a much larger box fan and have a cover for the light. 5 stars for sure if you have those two things.

Ian Goehring

I would indeed go again and enjoy the quietness and the outdoors beauty with the nice folks that run the town. The cabin itself was indeed very comfy. Has some space to be able to move around and enjoy. They were separated from each other, so you did not have to hear noise from the next person over. All doors we're runed one codes, with maid things a lot easier than having a key or card. A lot of site seeing and activity can be done all year long around this area

Danielson Diecast Racing

If you're looking for a quiet place to stay for a night for two, this isn't a bad place. The 300-400-ish square foot (just eyeballing it here) log cabins have the essentials, and feel like a funny mix between a cabin and hotel room. I'm not entirely sure if that's a compliment or not though. The reason for my rating is mainly about the construction of the little cabins. They are quite literally log cabins. You can see the goopy sealant they used in between the logs, and in some spots between wall and roof you can see light creeping in from the outside. There's also no ceiling in the bathroom, which was a little strange to us. You can see the shower steam collect on the main room ceiling. That being said, it has the same level of insulation as a log cabin. My wife and I were there in mid Sept for our anniversary, and I wouldn't recommend going here any later in the year because it doesn't really hold heat in the night, and the little heater inside, while it generate heat quickly, I don't think it's designed to keep you warm throughout a sub-freezing night. We barely made it out by out 11am checkout because we were cold and didn't want to get out of bed. The open cracks I mentioned earlier may let bugs in during the warmer parts of the year as well (though take that with a grain of salt because I haven't been there during the warmer months). I know this all sounds like a lot of criticism, but all in all, the price for the cabin was great, most of the inside looks newer, water was warm and pressure was good. There was a clean mini fridge and microwave. There was a TV and cable (though no DVD player), and pretty much anything you'd expect to find in a hotel room. Would I go again? I think so. If so, maybe a week or so earlier for the sake of warmth. All in all it was a good experience, again the price was good and their site was easy to work with, and they were decently close to the north beach.