Heber City, 84032, United States - H-C7259
Timber Moose Lodge
150 maximum
|26 beds
|13 bedrooms
|17 bathrooms
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The partner's word
Nestled in the heart of the mountains, this establishment stands out for its spaciousness and elegance, providing an ideal setting for corporate events. With over 26,500 square feet of indoor space, it is the largest private log cabin in the United States, spanning 12 acres of wooded land. The panoramic 360° views of the surrounding mountains can be admired from numerous windows and outdoor terraces. The venue features 13 bedrooms, 17 bathrooms, and a large living room of 2,100 square feet with vaulted ceilings, accommodating up to 96 people in a banquet configuration. Facilities also include a spacious indoor pool and a sauna, ensuring optimal comfort for participants. Whether for corporate retreats, meetings, or celebrations, this unique space combines luxury and nature, offering an unforgettable experience. Guests are welcomed into an environment that fosters collaboration and creativity while enjoying the tranquility of the surrounding landscapes.
The features

Seminar venue
The rooms (13)
Standard
1 double bed
Rooms

Bath towels

Television
Access
To access this venue, the nearest train station is located a few miles away, providing convenient connections for visitors. If you are arriving by plane, the closest airport is also within a reasonable distance. From the train station, it is advisable to take a taxi or shuttle service to reach the destination, which takes about 15 minutes. For those who prefer public transport, several bus lines serve the area. Additional information on accessibility for guests with reduced mobility is available upon request.
The work equipment

Disabled access

Parking
Available catering
Catering

Fully equipped kitchen

Fridge
Available activities
Activities and leisure

Indoor pool

Jacuzzi

Table tennis (table, balls and rackets)

Sauna

Table football

Billiards


Board games

Air hockey table
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