We arrived, you have to pay $1 entrance for the resort (every time you go in-out) but you should ask for a receipt, you can use it as a credit in the bars and restaurants. We booked through hotels.com and we were staying in the Lodge (there is also the Galleria). Mapquesting this will not work, their registered address (which appears to be an office) is about 5 miles away from the actual resort (on the same road, just keep going, through a ghost-town and it will be on your right side at a red light). The resort itself is also quite big but there is a shuttle service if you want to. Everything looks a little outdated and some parts could use a lick of paint although one of the mattresses was a Tempur-Pedic, the other one was not. Service was great and responsive. Internet is only in the lobbies and apparently uses a single satellite line which makes it respond slowly or not at all. The restaurants and bars are a little pricey but very good. They have all types of activities throughout the day for kids and adults including horseback riding (outside the resort). Breakfast, lunch and dinner have to be paid for. Pool, sauna and hot tubs were usually empty in the Lodge, the Galleria is more busy. The beach and cordoned-off part of the lake looked a bit grimy with trash and boats in a small area but the rest of the lake was looking good.