Timberlock's buildings are linked only by footpaths. Upon arrival, staff tote in your baggage and cars are parked at a central spot easily accessible. All have good, hotel-style firm beds, freshly made with adequate blankets, towels, soap, matches and furnishings.
Cabins are nestled along a half mile of Indian Lake's shoreline. Cabins are basic but comfortable. All have a lake view and plenty of distance between for privacy. Large cabins can accommodate up to eight. Small cabins are suitable for two or three. Both have separate bedrooms, full bath with either tub-shower or stall shower, sitting room, open deck or screen porch and excellent beds.
It’s true…none of our guest cabins have electricity and although it may sound impossible it is often said to be our strongest plus. Propane lights give a warm cheery light suitable for reading. Propane also fires the hot water heater. A wood stove takes the chill off on cold nights. There is so much to do that no one complains about the absence of TV.
Cabins without baths are located right at the water’s edge. Occupants share “trailbaths” which are nearby and complete with toilet, sink and hot shower. These cabins have two twin beds and small covered porches.
We serve three meals a day on a covered porch open to the sun and breeze and with sweeping views of the lake. If weather turns bad, we can drop the clear curtains. Meals are plentiful, varied and healthful with traditional meat dishes, vegetarian options, and plenty of fresh salads, fruits and vegetables. Most special diets can be accommodated with advance warning. Our dining is informal and children sit at the same table with their parents. Picnic lunches are packed on request for trail, boat or car at no charge.
