Off the dining area is a huge deck with a propane barbeque and forest views.

Downstairs you’ll find the bedrooms and bathrooms. Knobcone has a room with queen bed and en-suite full bathroom with tub/shower. The hall bathroom has a shower. There are two more bedrooms, one with a queen-size bed the other with three twins (one single twin bed and a twin bunk set). Note: this home sleeps seven guests—eight guests permitted. Ample bed and bath linens are provided.

Parking for up to three vehicles is available in the driveway. Garage is not available.

Dogs welcome with approval. Pet fee not included in rate. Contact us for details.

Your home away from home is close to Meeks Bay, with a terrific sandy beach and paddleboard and boat rentals. Located on National Forest Land, the Meeks Bay shoreline is popular for its beautiful scenery, sprawling clean beaches, and easy access. The area offers a high concentration of recreation opportunities including camping, swimming, biking, boating and hiking into the nearby Desolation Wilderness.

Also nearby, Chambers Landing has a nice beach and a popular restaurant and bar (described below).

Ed Z’Berg – Sugar Pine Point State Park contains one of the finest remaining natural areas on Lake Tahoe. With nearly two miles of lake frontage, the park has dense forests of pine, fir, aspen, and juniper. Another attraction is the Hellman-Ehrman Mansion (also known as Pine Lodge), a summer home built in 1903. Winter visitors to the park will find over 20 kilometers of marked cross country ski trails and a heated restroom in the General Creek campground.

D.L. Bliss State Park is open to vehicular traffic in the summer, where you can enjoy swimming or scuba diving in the crystal clear water of Lake Tahoe, picnicking, relaxing on the warm sand of Lester Beach or Calawee Cove, and access to hiking the Rubicon Trail, Lighthouse Trail, and Balancing Rock Trail. Lester Beach is a popular location to launch your kayak, paddleboard, or canoe.

You won’t want to miss the icon of Lake Tahoe, Emerald Bay, a short drive away. Emerald Bay State Park boasts 360-degree picturesque views that encompass Emerald Bay, Fannette Island, Eagle Falls, and Vikingsholm Castle.

Just a few miles down the road you’ll find Homewood, Alpine Meadows, and Squaw Valley Ski Resorts. The Magical West Shore has great options for whatever you fancy: snowshoeing, snowboarding, downhill or cross-country skiing, sledding, and more!

Interested dining options? We recommend the Fire Sign Cafe for breakfast and lunch. The local market is convenient for a quick stop and West Shore Pizza is sure to please. Open in the summer, Chambers Landing is the oldest bar on Lake Tahoe. The menu features a wide variety of delicious items and a kids menu is also available. A favorite family hot spot and accessible from land and by boat from the lake, Chambers Landing is known for its pristine views of Lake Tahoe.

To experience all the gambling and nightlife that the Lake Tahoe area offers, South Lake Tahoe/Stateline is about a 30-minute drive.

Pets: Dogs

Additional amenities: ATV Rental, Beach , Beach Walking, Beachcombing, Boating, CD Player, Coffee Maker, Cookware, Fishing, Fly Fishing, Full Kitchen, Games, High Speed Internet - Wireless, Hiking Trails, Jet Ski Rental, Medical Services Nearby, Miniature Golf, Movie Theatre, Museums, Near Beach, Nearby ATM, Nearby Golf Course, Nearby Grocery, Nearby Post Office, Playground, Shopping, Sight-Seeing, Snowmobile Rental, Swimming, Utensils, Walkway to Water, Wildlife Viewing