LAKE CITY LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Thirteen Nights in Lake City: Nine Intimate Cabins at Pleasant View Resort
A practical guide to Pleasant View Resort’s nine two‑bedroom cabins in Lake City — layouts, occupancy limits, check‑in rules and house policies you need to plan a multi‑night retreat.
Thirteen Nights in Lake City: Nine Intimate Cabins at Pleasant View Resort.
Set against the quiet of Lake City, Pleasant View Resort offers nine two‑bedroom cabins that feel less like rental units and more like a small neighborhood of warm, private lodgings. Each cabin includes a kitchen, living area and one bath, making them a self‑contained option for families or friends seeking a multi‑night stay; note there is a five‑night minimum.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Nine two‑bedroom cabins with full living spaces
All nine cabins are two‑bedroom units with a kitchen, living area and one bathroom—a layout that keeps meals and evenings communal while preserving private sleeping space.
Flexible bed configurations to suit families and groups
Five cabins are arranged with two queen beds each; the remaining four cabins have one queen and two single beds—configurations that accommodate a mix of adults and children within the stated occupancy limits.
Clear policies for a family‑friendly stay
The resort maintains strict on‑site rules: no pets are allowed and smoking is prohibited inside cabins. Understand the occupancy and extra‑person charges before you book to avoid surprises.
What the day feels like
What a stay feels like
This is a compact, domestic kind of escape: arrive, settle into a kitchened cabin, share dinners around the living area and sleep in one of the two bedrooms. The setup is intentionally residential—suited to families or small groups looking for a restful base rather than a nightly turnover lodging—and the operator requires a multi‑night minimum to match that rhythm.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who should book—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
The operator enforces a five‑night minimum stay.
Check‑in is after 3:00 p.m.; check‑out is by 10:00 a.m.
Cabins include a kitchen and living area; bring personal essentials and any consumables you’ll need for multi‑night self‑catering.
Maximum occupancy is six people (four adults). The resort charges $10 per night for each person over the base price; children 4 and older are charged as adults, while children under 3 stay free. No pets and no indoor smoking are permitted.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
What is the minimum length of stay?
A five‑night minimum stay is required.
How many cabins are available and what are their layouts?
There are nine cabins total. All are two‑bedroom units with a kitchen, living area and one bath. Five cabins have two queen beds each; four cabins have one queen and two single beds.
What is the maximum occupancy per cabin?
Maximum occupancy is six people, with a limit of four adults per cabin.
Are pets allowed?
No — pets are not permitted on the premises.
Are there extra charges for additional guests?
Yes — the resort charges $10 per night for each person over the base price listed. Children aged 4 and older are charged as adults; children under 3 stay free.
When can I check in and when do I need to check out?
Check‑in time is after 3:00 p.m.; check‑out is by 10:00 a.m.