To maintain the highest standards possible, we drain, clean and refill and add chemicals to the hot tub between each guest’s visit . However, due to possible time lapses since the prior guest or possible unauthorized use of this tub, we cannot warrant the condition of the hot tub. Chemicals are used to maintain and correct Ph balance. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK . The owners and management are not liable for any allergic reactions such as rash, infection, or discoloring of swim attire or damage to jewelry. If in doubt, do not use. Please be sure to latch the door to the hot tub area back upon exiting - this keeps the bears from learning the backstroke, and destroying the hot tub. Please shower before your use the hot tub. Never use soaps, bubble baths, lotions or oils in the tubs. They may harm the motor and cause bacteria to grow. You will be charged for replacing the filter is soap is found in the hot tub filter. It is best, and usually more fun, to have someone in the hot tub with you. If you are in the spa alone, make sure someone in the cabin is aware that you are in the tub and how long you have been in it. Water attracts children. NEVER allow a child to be in the hot tub unattended. Children under the age of 6 are not allowed in the hot tub for their safety. Do not use the hot tub if you are pregnant or have a medical condition such as heart problems, high or low blood pressure, diabetes, or other health issues. Alcohol and drugs can be dangerous while using a hot tub. Immediately leave the hot tub if you feel uncomfortable or sleepy. Alcohol, drugs, and medication may impair your judgment and you could become unconscious and drown. Do not use the hot tub if you are taking medication that makes you drowsy or affects your circulation. Be aware of the amount of time you have been in the tub. Soaking in the warm water can raise your body temperature to dangerous levels. 15 minutes in water no warmer than 104° is considered safe. Please do not use glass containers in or around the hot tub. Do not use if you have an open wound, cut or infection. No electrical appliances in or close to the hot tub. Do not sit or stand on the hot tub cover. If the lid is damaged during your stay there will be a $400 replacement cost.

Hot Tub

To maintain the highest standards possible, we drain, clean and refill and add chemicals to the hot tub between each guest’s visit.

However, due to possible time lapses since the prior guest or possible unauthorized use of this tub, we cannot warrant the condition of the hot tub. Chemicals are used to maintain and correct Ph balance. USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. The owners and management are not liable for any allergic reactions such as rash, infection, or discoloring of swim attire or damage to jewelry. If in doubt, do not use.

Please be sure to latch the door to the hot tub area back upon exiting – this keeps the bears from learning the backstroke, and destroying the hot tub.
Please shower before your use the hot tub. Never use soaps, bubble baths, lotions or oils in the tubs. They may harm the motor and cause bacteria to grow. You will be charged for replacing the filter is soap is found in the hot tub filter.
It is best, and usually more fun, to have someone in the hot tub with you. If you are in the spa alone, make sure someone in the cabin is aware that you are in the tub and how long you have been in it.
Water attracts children. NEVER allow a child to be in the hot tub unattended. Children under the age of 6 are not allowed in the hot tub for their safety.
Do not use the hot tub if you are pregnant or have a medical condition such as heart problems, high or low blood pressure, diabetes, or other health issues.
Alcohol and drugs can be dangerous while using a hot tub. Immediately leave the hot tub if you feel uncomfortable or sleepy. Alcohol, drugs, and medication may impair your judgment and you could become unconscious and drown.
Do not use the hot tub if you are taking medication that makes you drowsy or affects your circulation.
Be aware of the amount of time you have been in the tub. Soaking in the warm water can raise your body temperature to dangerous levels. 15 minutes in water no warmer than 104° is considered safe.
Please do not use glass containers in or around the hot tub.
Do not use if you have an open wound, cut or infection.
No electrical appliances in or close to the hot tub.
Do not sit or stand on the hot tub cover. If the lid is damaged during your stay there will be a $400 replacement cost.

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