easy
Varies (overnight stays recommended)
No high fitness level required; suitable for families and all ages
Enjoy a family stay with stunning lake and mountain views at Carters Lake Marina and Resort’s Cabin 2. This cozy retreat blends comfort with nature, perfect for boating fans and outdoor lovers alike.
Must be 25+ to Book • Sleeps 4 People • Family Cabin • No Pets Allowed
Experience a memorable family getaway in a charming cabin with stunning lake and mountain views. Enjoy cozy accommodations with a fully equipped kitchen, a relaxing porch, and outdoor grilling. Perfect for boating enthusiasts, this serene retreat offers a unique blend of comfort and nature, making it an ideal escape for all.
#A great activity for the whole family!
Our rates vary seasonally and by day of the week.
This cabin has two bedrooms with a queen bed plus a futon in the living room. There is a dining area with a fully equipped kitchen, full-size stove refrigerator, and microwave. Linens and towels are provided. A charcoal grill outside with a picnic table and two rocking chairs sit on the long covered porch. These square log cabins are next to the lake with great lake and mountain views from the porch, but no lake access due to the steepness of the terrain.
TV reception is from antennae only, and all cabins have wall-mounted TV's. DVD player not provided but available on request. There is good cellular service for most major carriers. No pets allowed.
You are welcome to bring your boat and dock it in an uncovered slip for no charge whilst you are our guest.
##Fine print:
Cabin availability can fill quickly during summer weekends and holidays; book in advance to secure your stay.
Dock your boat at no extra charge or inquire locally about rentals to take full advantage of the lake’s expansive waters.
While TVs are wall-mounted with antenna reception, DVD players must be requested separately if needed for downtime.
Access to the lake from the cabin is restricted by steep slopes; use designated marina access points for lakeside activities.
Carters Lake was completed in 1977 primarily for hydroelectric power and flood control, later becoming a favored recreational site.
The marina supports efforts to protect water quality and forest ecosystems, promoting sustainable outdoor recreation in the region.
Keeps mosquitoes and biting insects at bay during warmer months.
summer specific
Comfortable clothing suited for fluctuating temperatures between lake breezes and mountain air.
Life jackets and safety equipment if bringing a boat to dock at the marina.
spring|summer|fall specific
Charcoal and utensils to make the most of the cabin’s outdoor grill and picnic area.