Sunset Point Resort Facilities

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GAME ROOM (Picture)
Our Game Room is a favorite with the kids. A pool table, video and bowling games along with a full kitchen for special group events.

SWIMMING POOL (Pictures)
Our large 20' x 40' pool is a refreshing break from a long day of play. Plenty of patio tables & umbrella's for the older crowd and lots of sun bathing chairs to catch some rays while the kids splash the day away.

SHUFFLE BOARD COURT (picture not available)
Another family favorite, our shuffleboard area offers a full size court, pucks, sticks and scoreboard. Located next to the pool.

PING PONG TABLE (picture not available)
Our shaded Ping Pong area is located in the pool area. Paddles and balls supplied just find an opponent or gather a foursome and your ready to go.

TENNIS COURT (picture not available)
Our tennis court can also be used as a basketball court or even a wiffleball court. Located in the pool area. Tennis raquets, tennis balls and basketballs supplied.

HORSESHOES (picture not available)
Located next to the pool area. Horshoes and rake supplied. However, ringers are not included.

MINIATURE GOLF (Pictures)
Spend some time sinking some putts on our Nine Hole Miniature Golf Course. Play it twice and make it a round of eighteen. No green fees or tee times. How can you beat that? Putters and golf balls supplied.

THE PAVILLION (picture not available)
Our pavillion area offers our guests a great opportunity for an outdoor picnic. Located in the center of the resort next to the barbeque pits and bonfire area it also features our giant chess set.

GIANT CHESS SET (picture not available)
Deep Blue would be jealous competing on our giant 12' x 12' playing area with 2' tall pawns and 3' tall court pieces. It puts a whole new perspective on the game. Located at the center of the resort under the Pavillion.

FISH CLEANING FACILITY (Picture)
We have a covered fish cleaning area with running water and sink. Catch a mess of crappie and take some home for later. Located behind cabins #1 & #2.

THONG TREE (Picture)
For years people have talked about our "funny looking" tree. Actually it is not a fluke of nature but a signpost left by native americans to point the way towards water or settlements. When trees were just saplings they were bent over and tied down with a leather thong. Over time the trees grew sideways and remained as natural landmarks that lasted generations. Located behind cabins #3 and #4.