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Start with the NDA →Each unit is separately keyed and separately offered on booking sites. Each one can be leased on its own or absorbed into a whole-property booking. They share a style standard, but differ in size, sleeping arrangement and outlook, which is what lets the property quote a range of rates rather than a single one. Each unit offers a private patio, kitchenette with utensils, air fryer microwave, full-size refrigerator, smart TV and high-speed WiFi.
Bathrooms are listed per unit below — eight are full baths; Bungalow 4 is ADA-configured with an ADA-compliant shower, sink and grab bars.
Two queens plus a full-size pullout — so it takes a family or two couples without asking anyone to share a bed.



Vaulted ceilings and an exposed cedar beam give this one the most volume of any single unit; the big horse print is what guests remember it by.



Dual patio spaces — one for morning, one for evening — and the big yellow star on the wall.



The accessible unit: ADA-compliant shower, sink and grab bars, with an open shiplap closet and no thresholds to negotiate.



Dual patio spaces and two queens — the configuration that suits two couples or a family without anyone sharing.



The largest patio on the property attaches to this one, which makes it the unit a group gravitates to.



White shiplap and a pullout in addition to the king, so it flexes from a couple to a family of four.



The glam room, down to a bathroom that sparkles. Pink throughout and the unit guests photograph most.



Black shiplap, a king and a pullout — the darker, quieter counterpart to Bungalow 7.


