We had some Kona Coffee Beans and the coffee grinder with us and enjoyed the early morning. Mosquitos like this place and it got a good spraying before most people were out and about. When we checked in, we were told our cabin key would also let us into the hot springs before and after it was closed to the public. As early risers, we took advantage of this, going across the lawn at about We had the place to ourselves, except for one maintenance person who was readying things for the day.
Melted into almost oblivion, it was back to the cabin for a breakfast of bacon and eggs. And more Kona coffee. The present owners, Dennis and Michelle Simpson, bought it in and have been upgrading it since. The pools are inside a nice lodge. A much larger pool is cooler, but still nice and warm. And there is a large sauna. The are 5 cabins, several rooms in the lodge and lots of hook ups for camping, as well as a bathhouse for the campers.
We took a walk all around the property. Previously there was a Golf Course and another large event building, which is locked up. After our walk we went back to soak. We watched six young boys bravely go in and out of the 46 degree cold plunge. I only put my toes in. The cabin was a real delight. Bub watched some episodes of Magnum, PI while I read my book. Your email address will not be published. Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published.
