Red Wolf Lakeside Lodge and Grand Pacific Resorts at Red Wolf Lakeside Lodge

We stayed here in a one bedroom the first week in October 2007. We really enjoyed the quaint atmosphere and the wood decor and furnishings. The staff was very friendly and helpful and the resort is well maintained with everything in good working order. The newly remodeled pool area was great and views were spectacular. The beach is nice and there is a long dock and also free kayaks, which we used several times. The clear water of Lake Tahoe is unbelievable. Staying here is like turning back the clock 40-50 years to the ma and pa resorts that were popular in the 50s and 60s. It is not huge and fancy like the Marriott or Hyatt but is a very comfortable place to stay for a relaxing vacation. The location is very convenient to access the many activities of the area.

Nice small resort with a beach. Close to everything.

I stayed in one of their studio units for 9 days in Sept. 2007. The people we were with also had a studio and theirs was similar.The studios had a murphy bed, but I didn't realize that the floor space was equal to the area of the murphy bed. There was a kitchen, but with the bed down, we couldn't get to the kitchen, and to get to the bathroom you had to crawl over the bed. There was a loveseat that had to be pushed out of the way to let the bed down and when the bed was up, the loveseat had to be moved in front of the murphy bed to help keep the murphy bed from coming down. I have seen studio units in other places, and this place was SMALL.

This place is on Lake Tahoe, California side, and it has a small beach on the edge of the lake. But the units are arranged like a motel and you look out at the parked cars. Not my idea of a timeshare value. Don't bother with this so-called resort. css

Stayed here March, 2003. Had 2 one bedroom units side by side for our party. Hoping for snow.....none. Resort is really nice & staff friendly. RCI rates as Gold Crown, and I would basically agree, except I'd like to see king size bed in master and washer/dryer in unit in a Gold Crown resort. Lake Tahoe is so gorgeous and there are photo opps at every turn. Casinos mostly on south side of lake. Restaurants expensive in area. Good ski resorts on both sides of lake.