Thoughtfully laid out for large groups and multi-generational getaways — room for everyone to relax, connect, and make lasting memories, together.
The most common question before booking a group trip: where does everyone actually sleep? Here's exactly what each bedroom looks like, and which bathroom serves it.


Cedar Escape's primary suite — a rich emerald accent wall, a channel-tufted headboard, and a dual-monitor desk. Located on the main level, so no stairs between this room and the kitchen or living area.
Cedar Escape's only en-suite bathroom, private to the Emerald Room.




Warm wood paneling and a cozy queen bed, with its own desk nook — handy for anyone who needs to get a little work done before rejoining the group.

A bold blue accent wall and two twin beds — built for kids, teens, or anyone happy to grab a twin instead of sharing.

Serves Pine Room + Adventure Room — a light blue bath just down the hall from both.

A king bed set against a hand-painted mountain silhouette — the most requested room in the house.

Two full sets of twin-over-twin bunks under a hand-painted mountain mural — the favorite room for the kids (or the friend group not ready to admit they still love bunk beds).

Serves the lower-level bedrooms — Cedar Escape's only bathtub, right around the corner from the game room.
9 real beds plus a downstairs sleeper sofa, sleeping up to 14 comfortably.
Multiple gathering spaces give everyone room to do their own thing — and plenty of places to come back together.





















Two dedicated desk setups — one built into the Emerald Room (see above), one built into the Pine Room.






From coffee supplies to family gear and laundry basics, here's what's already at the house.




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