One Roof, Every Branch of the Family
The reunions that work best are the ones where nobody feels crowded and nobody feels stranded. That balance comes down to the cabin. Our largest properties give every couple or household its own bedroom and private bath, then hand the whole family a great room and a long dining table to come back to. The cousins find each other on the lower level, the grandparents take a main-floor suite near the door, and dinner still happens with everyone at one table.
This is the working guide for whoever is doing the planning, usually one organized relative with a group text and a spreadsheet. It makes the case for one big cabin, lets you browse the cabins families actually book for reunions, surfaces what past guests say, points you to what the family can do together, lays out the logistics, and ends with a printable you can put on the fridge.
