How many people does a cabana accommodate?

Rentals include four towels and four bottles of water and are sized for a small group—confirm exact capacity and options with Fontana Village reservations.

What is included with the cabana rental?

Each rental includes four pool towels and four bottles of water; seating and reserved shaded space are provided—check with reservations for any additional amenities.

Can I bring food and drinks?

Light snacks and non-alcoholic beverages are typically allowed; follow Fontana Village policies and pack out any trash when you leave the cabana area.

What are the booking and cancellation policies?

Exact rates and cancellation details are managed by Fontana Village reservations—use the referral link to view current terms and availability.

Are cabanas wheelchair accessible?

Accessibility details are not specified in the listing; contact Fontana Village directly to confirm access and any special accommodations.

When should I arrive to check in for a half-day rental?

Arrival windows vary—confirm check-in time on your reservation. Plan to arrive a few minutes early during busy periods to find the area and settle in.

Pool Cabanas at Fontana Village: Private Shade and Poolside Comfort in Fontana Dam

Pool Cabanas at Fontana Village offer a private, shaded retreat beside the resort’s main pool in Fontana Dam, North Carolina. By renting a cabana you claim a small patch of comfort— a shaded dayroom, seating, and a place to regroup between swims and shoreline walks—backed by the low, wooded ridges that rim the valley. The set-up is simple and deliberate: each rental comes with four pool towels and four bottles of water, and options are available for half-day or full-day use depending on availability. That makes a cabana an easy upgrade for families with young children, couples seeking a quieter stretch of poolside, or groups wanting a central base while they explore the lakeshore. The scene is straightforward and satisfying. The pool area is the hub; beyond it the treeline of southern Appalachian hardwoods frames the sky and pulls the eye to sloping ridgelines. There’s no dramatic alpine peak here, but the geology is classic Blue Ridge — rounded hills, exposed metamorphic and igneous outcrops farther upvalley, and a clean reservoir edge below that catches evening light. The cabana’s shade feels especially welcome on blue-sky afternoons when sun beats off the water and brings crowds to the pool. Booking a cabana changes the rhythm of a Fontana Village visit. Instead of fighting for lounge chairs or corralling wet kids on a towel, you have a reserved space with shade, water bottles, and a tidy place to stow bags and snacks. It’s particularly useful after a morning on the lake or a short hike into the forest; drop by for lunch, dry off, and let everyone recharge before evening plans. Half-day rentals are great for afternoons, while full-day reservations let you treat the cabana like a basecamp for a full day of on-property recreation. The offer is also a small luxury that supports low-key lodging life: it keeps families together, makes social groups feel catered to, and turns pool time into an organized respite. Practicalities: bring sunscreen, water shoes, and a change of clothes; towels and bottled water are provided for four people. Fontana Village’s pool cabanas are a quiet, practical way to make a stay at Fontana Dam feel both relaxed and thoughtfully arranged—simple comforts that add up to a better day outdoors. Reserve early during peak summer weekends; cabanas are limited and assigned based on availability. They provide shade, seating, and a degree of privacy hotel rooms can't offer poolside, and make supervising kids simple without giving up a comfortable spot. Rates and check-in details are handled through Fontana Village reservations—use the listed referral link when booking to confirm hours and options. Treating yourself to a cabana upgrades a day by the water with minimal planning and effortless comfort.