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Jul 11, 2010 Post By: Anne and Peter

Next Summer Reunion Options

Washington http://nearsuncadia.com/index.htm
Sleeps 35 people
$3780 per week (could be more)

Shasta Lake, CA http://www.shastalakehouse.com/index.html
Sleeps 25 people
$4500 per week

Lake Tulloch unit 20 http://www.tullochrentals.com/
Sleeps 14+ people
$700 per night
Lake Tulloch unit 02 http://www.tullochrentals.com/
Sleeps 14 people
$650 per night

Banks Lake - Lake View Villas http://www.sunbanksresort.com/
Sleeps 36 people
$7350 per week (3 5-bedroom)

Banks Lake - Waterfront Cottages http://www.sunbanksresort.com/
Sleeps 6-8 people + camping
$800 per night (for 2)

Everyone needs to check these places out. I have more info on some of them than what is shown on the websites. Please email me with questions/concerns - olsenpa@gmail.com

These are the ones I have narrowed it down to. We need to make a decision soon!

Thanks,
Anne



  1. Tom

    The Lake Tulloch options seem very pricey and the washington lake is going to be cold and we are going to have the same problem as the Lake Mayfield with the cold lake.

  1. Shasta is the most appealing price wise if we go with that house but we really need to get the boat in the water this summer and go check it out from that aspect. We are planning that now. Tulloch looks much nicer but is more pricey if we go with 2 houses.

  1. My vote goes to Lake Tulloch.

  1. I vote one house, hot weather, warm water, and reasonable pricing: Shasta.

    adina

  1. I am going to Shasta on 5 August to check out the area.
    We're putting the boat in the water and checkin' it out. I am not sure if the lake below the house is wide enough for the beam on my boat, but, hey, I'll be unbiased and take a look. May just jump across the fingerling of water that comes up that far in the lake.

    No, I mean yes, I promise to be unbiased.

    Dad

  1. I like Waterworld.
    Dave

  1. What??????

    One thing to consider on Shasta is that there are only 4 bedrooms with airconditioning. I am pretty sure the outside tent cabins do not have it. There is sleeping in the family room and living room but just wanted to make sure everyone was aware in making the decision. I think we should make the cost less for those taking those outside tent cabins. Another obstacle is that half of the cost is payable at the reservation time. Dad and I do not have that much cash floating around...and it needs to be cash. We could do part but not all..so we need to consider who could contribute to that. (they don't take credit cards)

    Love,
    Mom

  1. Waterworld=Houseboat. I know I'm out numbered with this one, but I will stand my ground. Those were some good memories....just living out on the water.

    Dave

  1. Houseboating is still an option, however, it will cost between $1500 and $2000 for each family.

  1. I'm with David on the Waterworld idea as well if that is still an option.

  1. Tom

    Not sure we are able to swallow the price of the houseboating at that point in our lives.

    Tom

  1. I don't think the non-air-conditioned tents is an issue. The only time people would be in those is to sleep, and several of us slept outside on the houseboat with no issue related to the heat. It cools off nicely in the evening.

  1. Yes, same here Tom. The house boat would be our number one choice, but the price ruins it for us.

    Lake Tulloch or the Shasta house are our top choices.

  1. I'm up for whatever. As long as I'm not sleeping in the boat...or a dumpster.

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