Lodging

Camping
You can bring your own tent or rent one from NARR. If you want to camp* the easy way, you can sign up for our meal packages. Or, if you have the gear, come and set up camp! The campground is located right next to the new bathhouse, Climbing Wall, volleyball and basketball courts, and the horseshoe pit. And all of that is located right next to the High Country Cafe. It’s convenient and easy for you.

Lodging Gallery

Cabin Tents
Cabin tents are timber-framed dwellings with canvas walls and solid roofs. They even have electric lighting and wooden decks! Our forested neighborhood of cabin tents is a short walk from all the activities and services based at NARR. Check-in time is 3:00PM and check-out time is 11:00AM.

Bunkhouses
NARR’s bunkhouses are just a hop and a skip from our cabin tents and campground. Dormitory-style accommodations make it easy to keep track of everyone and foster a sense of “togetherness”. Tell ghost stories and roast s’mores at the bunkhouses’ private bonfire pit! Large groups can stay together in our two bunkhouses, which sleep 24 Guests each. Each bunkhouse has four rooms that sleep 6 Guests, and are equipped with electric lighting and fans.

Other Lodging
If the above options don’t suit your fancy, the many other lodging facilities probably will. Motels, hotels, state park lodges, resorts and rental homes provide a broad array of lodging accommodations. We use the region’s best, and can often make the arrangements for you.

Check rates for Lodging - Questions about availability? Need more info on Lodging Options? Give us a call at 800.950.2585

*Camping fees provide reserved camping space and access to all campground amenities. Guests should bring their own camping equipment including tent, sleeping bag, lantern, camp stove and other utility items. Tent rental is available.

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