FAMILY REUNIONS AT DRAGONWOOD
Enough room for the whole family, and for everyone to breathe.
Bring your group together across the Main House and Bunk House. Share breakfast, the pond, long tables, and the fire without asking every generation to follow the same schedule.
WHY DRAGONWOOD FITS
Together when it matters. Independent when it helps.
Dragonwood makes a reunion feel less like managing a crowd. The two-house layout gives grandparents, cousins, kids, and quieter sleepers different places to land, while the waterfront and shared spaces keep the trip connected.
Two houses, one property
The Main House and Bunk House offer different sleeping arrangements, so you can plan the right fit for your group with Carrie.
Activities already outside
Kayaks, shoreline, trails, games, the Design Studio, and the Warrior Confidence Course give every age something to find.
Real places to gather
Cook together, use the dining and living areas, meet at the dock, or end the night around the fire.
Help choosing the setup
Tell Carrie your group size, ages, mobility needs, and sleeping preferences before you commit.
THE RHYTHM OF THE DAY
Plan the anchors. Let Dragonwood hold the space between them.
MORNING
No forced start time
Early risers find the pond or coffee. Everyone else wakes in their own part of the property.
AFTERNOON
Let the group spread out
Some people kayak. Some make something in the studio. Some simply sit together where there is no agenda.
EVENING
Bring everybody back
Dinner, stories, games, and a fire give the day a natural center without turning it into a program.
Plan the practical details
Stay across the Main House and Bunk House. Share your dates, sleeping preferences, and accessibility needs through the group inquiry form.
SUMMER 2026 AT DRAGONWOOD
See the spaces as they look now.
PLAN WITH CLARITY
The questions a good host answers before you ask.
How many people can stay overnight?
The whole-property option combines the Main House and Bunk House. Confirm your group size and sleeping arrangements with Carrie. The Airstream is separate and may be added by request when available.
Does every guest have a private bedroom?
No. The Main House has three bedrooms with private bathrooms. The Bunk House uses a shared sleeping floor with eight twin and four queen beds.
Will this work for multiple generations?
It can. The ground-floor Main House ensuite is the best starting point for a guest needing fewer stairs; confirm specific accessibility needs with Carrie.
How do we check dates and pricing?
Ask Carrie for the best configuration, then use the current direct-booking listings for confirmed availability, rates, fees, minimum stays, and policies.
START WITH THE GROUP
Tell Carrie what you want this time together to do.
Share the dates, number of guests, sleeping needs, and the feeling or outcome you are planning for. She can help shape the right stay before you choose a listing.
Start the conversationLeave room for a little play.
The bocce court, disc golf, and cornhole give your group another way to spend time outdoors. Ask Carrie about current equipment and conditions when planning your stay.
Check dates and choose your stay