An insulated round canvas tent set on a wooden platform, generally available year-round. Each yurt has windows, a domed roof, wood floor, bunk beds, a table and chairs or stools, and a wood-burning stove. No drive-up access.

  Designed to accommodate mobility impairments. May or may not meet formal ADA guidelines.

  Unpaved trails where ATVs are allowed. There may also be other types of activities along the trail.

  Outdoor terraced seating around a stage area.

  Polo, soccer, or other groomed field.

  Paved trails where biking is allowed. There may also be other types of activities along the trail.

  A public water access designed to accommodate boat trailers and motorboats, with parking nearby. Swimming and fishing are not allowed at boat launches.

  Fully furnished. Some have indoor plumbing and fireplaces; most have either a full kitchen or a kitchenette. Some are seasonal, others year-round. Cabins range from quite modern to nearly a century old.

  Rustic, one-room cabins that sleep up to six people. Bunk beds and mattresses are provided; bring your own bedding. Some are accessible, and many have heat and electricity.

  Will have a fire ring, picnic table, access to toilet facilities, and a clearing for a tent.