Primary bedroom at Grey Cloud Island

Bedrooms & sleeping arrangements

Room for everyone to arrive, unpack, and settle in.

7 bedrooms, 15 beds, a two-level bunkroom, and an attached guest house give large groups different ways to stay close.

7bedrooms
15beds
4.5baths
1private reservation

One retreat, booked together

The main cabin and attached guest house are both yours.

Before you book, Christina can confirm the current bed-by-bed layout and help you think through where couples, children, and other family members may be most comfortable.

How the retreat sleeps

Different spaces for different rhythms.

Primary bedroom with a large bed and warm wood details
Private bedrooms

Quiet rooms for rest and privacy.

The retreat includes a variety of private bedrooms, giving couples and family members places to step away from the larger gathering.

Two-level bunkroom at Grey Cloud Island
Two-level bunkroom

A memorable space of its own.

The bunkroom gives younger guests—and anyone who enjoys a classic cabin sleepover—a place to settle in together.

King guest bedroom in the attached guest house
Attached guest house

Close to the group, with breathing room.

The attached guest house adds sleeping and gathering space while remaining part of the same private reservation.

Guest shower and bathroom at Grey Cloud Island
Four and a half baths

More comfortable mornings for a full house.

Bathrooms across the retreat help a large group get ready without everyone following the same schedule.

A better room plan starts with your group

Tell us who is coming.

Every group is different. A three-generation reunion, a weekend with several couples, and a gathering with many children may use the same retreat in very different ways.

Check dates for your group
01

Start with the private rooms

Think first about couples, older relatives, and anyone who values extra quiet.

02

Make the bunkroom part of the fun

Children and cousins can share a space that feels like its own cabin adventure.

03

Use the guest house thoughtfully

It can give part of the group added separation without placing anyone off the property.

04

Confirm the details before booking

Christina can review the current bed setup and answer room-specific questions for your stay.

Private bedroom with river light
Private bedrooms offer quiet places to recharge.
Sleeping and play space in the attached guest house
The attached guest house adds flexible sleeping and play space.

Before your stay

Sleeping-arrangement questions.

Are the main cabin and guest house rented separately?

No. The main cabin, attached guest house, gathering rooms, and grounds are reserved together for one group.

How many bedrooms and beds are there?

The retreat has seven bedrooms and 15 beds. Christina can confirm the current room-by-room bed layout before you book.

Can we inquire for more than 20 guests?

Yes. Send your actual group size and intended use of the property. Christina will discuss whether the retreat is a good fit.

Where can I see more bedroom and bathroom photos?

The full gallery includes a dedicated Bedrooms & Baths collection with 21 photographs.

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Do you have accessibility information?

Please contact Christina with the specific mobility or accessibility needs of your group so the property can be discussed accurately before booking.

The two-level bunkroom at Grey Cloud Island

Bring the whole group

Find the dates. Then make the room plan.

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