This spot should definitely stimulate all of your dogs' senses. Whether it's meandering along the zigzagged path through the grown up pasture, walking back along the wooded path, exploring the nooks and crannies of the rocks, going in for a cool swim, or walking down to the mostly dry creekbed and climbing on some boulders, or just relaxing under the Pavillion and taking in the beautiful view, you are both assured an enjoyable time. There are partial stairs going down to the lake. As it is now, it is more user-friendly for younger dogs, although my two 12 year old dogs can still climb down to the water. We are working on getting stairs or a ramp all the way down. You will have to step down some rocks to get to the water, but the rocks are like tiered steps, so it isn't that bad. The lake rises and falls throughout the year, so the distance can vary, but it is still fairly close. This spot is in a no wake zone, so it is quiet and calm for swimming.

100% of guests said this spot was as clean as expected during their visit.