Rustic Log Cabins

Had an absolutely wonderful time at these cabins!
My group of 15 enjoyed their stay at the Rustic Log Cabins. We rented out all four of the cabins, which meant we did not have to share the bathrooms with other groups and we were able to be a little louder than what you would expect at a state park camping grounds.
I brought my dog on the wine tour and she had a blast as well. The cabins were pet friendly, and Jackie was so kind, telling me to be careful around the road (route 414) because a lot of people speed/​whip right by.
Cabins: The cabins were very quaint. My group went camping at a state park last year and had a blast. A lot of people thought the cabin would be too much, but they were perfect. We all had enough room to sleep on a bed, had electricity to charge our phones, and refrigerators to keep our beverages and leftover food from lunch and dinner cold. Each cabin had their own picnic table and bonfire. We just made one bonfire and moved a table over to accommodate all the people we had. There were stoves in the cabins, but we did not use them. There was firewood provided, which was very nice.
Communication: Jackie was very easy to contact. We made our reservations two months in advance, and we kept in contact until the day of our arrival. She sent me a reminder in the mail, stating the remaining balance on a little brochure that stated more information about the cabins. I contacted her five days before our reservation confirming our arrival time and she promptly responded. When we arrived the day of our reservation, the cabins were clean and ready to go. She met us at the cabins and gave us a lot of suggestions as to where to go around the area.
I would definitely recommend staying at these cabins if you are looking for a happy medium between camping and a hotel. My group loves the outdoors, so being able to have a bonfire and watch the stars at night was simply perfect!

Should be two stars — but service (Jackie!) gives it an extra star. Here’s what you’re getting at the Rustic Log Cabins on the Leidenfrost Vineyard:
— Beautiful views of the lake (not sure if you can get to the lake from the cabins, we accessed the lake through a friend’s house on the water.)
— Peaceful
— A one minute walk to the Liedenfrost Winery (it’s literally right next door)
— Your own private cabin with a fridge, two beds (our’s had one single and one queen), dressers, table, chairs, porch with rocking chairs, and a picnic table.
— Communal bathroom — like at a campground.
— Across the street is Curtan’s (?) Market — Cheese, hot sauces, produce, ice, and sandwiches.
— No Wi-​Fi
— BUGS — bring A LOT of bug spray. The bugs will crowd around your door while you’re inside at night. If you have to leave while it’s dark, we learned the trick of turning the lights off at first, letting most of the bugs leave the door, then running out! (This was the number one con for us.)
— Bring flashlights!
— You have to bring your own sheets, blankets, pillows, towels, etc.
Approach the log cabins like you’re going camping. If you hate camping and bugs, then there are plenty of hotels. But if you love to camp, like me, you’ll enjoy this place. It’s inexpensive and would be great for a group of friends to rent out all the cabins.