Bunk House at Dragonwood

THE SOCIAL HOUSE

Stay up late, take over the tables, and keep the whole crew under one roof.

The Bunk House is built for groups that actually want to spend time together. Upstairs, eight twin beds and four queen beds create a flexible shared sleeping layout. Downstairs, the kitchen, living area, and gas fireplace hold the long breakfasts and late conversations people remember.

Sleeps 161 bedroom12 beds2 bathrooms

WATCH THE STAY FILM

Step inside Bunk House.

Watch the finished Bunk House film and see the layout, atmosphere, and experience before choosing dates.

Explore the space before you arrive

BEST FOR

Know the shape of the stay before you choose it.

Cousins, retreat teams, wedding groups, and friends who are comfortable with a shared sleeping floor and want a large common area.

Sleeps 16
Eight twin beds
Four queen beds
Two bathrooms
Full kitchen and living area
Gas fireplace and balcony
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A DAY HERE

The details that turn a listing into a trip you can picture.

ARRIVE

Settle in

The first floor gives the group a clear home base. Food goes into the kitchen, games spread across the tables, and nobody has to negotiate over who gets the living room.

YOUR DAY

Find your pace

The Bunk House keeps the group connected while the wider property gives everyone room to peel away. Guests can head toward the waterfront, gardens, trails, or Design Studio and return when they are ready.

AFTER DARK

Come back together

The gas fireplace changes the room on a cool night. Upstairs, the balcony opens toward the dark sky. Optional privacy screens help define the queen-bed areas within the shared sleeping layout.

SUMMER 2026 AT DRAGONWOOD

See the spaces as they look now.

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BEFORE YOU BOOK

Clear answers make better stays.

This is high-capacity, shared group lodging rather than a collection of private bedrooms. The Bunk House sleeps up to sixteen across eight twin beds and four queen beds, with two bathrooms. It is strongest for groups that understand and enjoy that arrangement.

Are the beds in private bedrooms?

No. The sleeping floor is shared. Optional privacy screens are available around the queen-bed areas.

Is this a good fit for sixteen adults?

It depends on how comfortable your group is with shared sleeping space. Carrie can help you decide whether the Bunk House alone or the two-house whole-property option is a better fit.

Does it have a kitchen?

Yes. The first floor includes a full kitchen, dining space, and living area.

Can we bring dogs?

The current Bunk House listing welcomes dogs under its stated rules. Confirm the current terms before booking.

“The bunk house was perfect for our group. Everyone had their own space but we could all come together in the common area. The balcony at night is unreal — we saw the Milky Way.”

Scott

CURRENT DATES AND DETAILS

See if Bunk House fits your trip.

Use the live booking page for current rates, availability, minimum stays, fees, and cancellation terms. If your group needs help choosing, ask Carrie before you book.

Leave 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