A piece of Tahoe history that it's waiting for your family to create endless memories.
The point sits where the lake bends, which is why the light lasts here: sun across the water from the east shore in the morning, and still on the granite at the west shore in the evening. The boulders on the beach are the ones in every photograph anyone has ever taken of this place, going back well over a century.
Behind them, lawn. Behind the lawn, two gated entries and the road, which you will not hear.
Reservations opening soon.
Most parties take the main house and add the others as the group fills out. The second family, the friends arriving late, the children who would rather have their own door. Everyone eats together. Nobody has to sleep together.
The long table. Where everyone ends up.
Its own kitchen, front door, and decks.
Directly on lake. You hear it from the bed.
The house the property is organized around. A table that seats everyone at once and rooms that hold twelve people comfortably, which is a different thing from holding them at all.
Fully independent. A full kitchen, private decks, and its own way in and out. A Weber grill sits outside, often becoming the natural gathering place for dinner.
The point holds its own pier and buoy. There is no ramp to queue for, no slip to arrange, no walk down a public path carrying a cooler. The boat is moored when you arrive, and at six in the morning the lake belongs to whoever is willing to be awake.
Private, and held for your party alone. The sundeck above it is open to guests;
the boat house is not in service.
One buoy included, with tender service.
A second can be arranged.
Rentals are close by. Whatever you want on the water is delivered and moored before you land.
Our caretaker holds a captain's licence.
A 31-foot Chris-Craft runs lake tours, evening cruises, and takes you across to dinner.
Kayaks and paddleboards on the beach. Life jackets sized to your party in advance.
Present when you want him, invisible when you don't.
Most of what a week here asks for is settled before you land.
When they do, the north shore keeps everything inside twenty minutes. From an ice cream after swimming to a boat down the lake for dinner.

Cut into the mountainside above the lake, and one of the best-known rides in the country. Advanced. Guides and rentals can be arranged.

Nine and eighteen-hole courses within easy reach, several of them along the water.

Gentle whitewater out of Tahoe City. A half-day the whole group can do together.

Mexican, Asian, a proper burger, and the ice cream that ends most afternoons. Mini golf minutes away. Check out our Local Guide.

Dining, live music and the state line, under a mile from the gate.
Reservations opening soon.
Address: 9800–9820 Brockway Springs Dr, Kings Beach, CA 96143
Nearby: Kings Beach — 5 min North Lake Tahoe restaurants & shops — 10 min Truckee — 20 min Reno/Tahoe International Airport — 45 min