WorldMark Arrow Point

There is not much to do here. The pool is very small. The "beach" has no sand and is a small grass area completely covered in goose poop. Like one turd every four inches. Worldmark guests are not allowed to use the restaurant, docks, or water play area designated only for the other property on the point. The walls and ceiling are very thin, leading to very noisy evenings. The unit was spacious and the sunsets were nice, but I wish we would have stayed somewhere else.

We had a wonderful time staying at this location again. It was our second time. For those that complain about not much to do at the resort, we didn't experience that. We were there for the skiing nearby so having a heated pool to kill some time was enough for us. The views are amazing. The staff is super friendly and helpful and we even played in their bingo night. Can't wait to come back.

This is a lovely resort right on Lake Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. There are 5 buildings that contain condos. Only about 50 are timeshare units mixed among the 5 buildings. Only 2 of the buildings are directly on the lake. The other 3 buildings are on the hillside behind the two. Arrow Point Resort in nestled next to a very private resort called the Lakeshore Lodge. It is part of the Gozzer Ranch, which is an exclusive resort catering to the very rich and famous. Who knows who you will see during the height of the summer months. But during the off season the lodge and the yacht club are closed. So the place is pretty quite. The pool during the week were there was all ours. It has a beautiful view of lake. Arrow Point is near Coeur d'Alene (about 30minutes away) and Silver Valley. We visited museums in Coeur d'Alene and in Spokane (just an hour away) on rainy days. We took a cruise on the lake. We were happy to find out that the cruises are run all year long. We also strolled along the waterfront on the Centinela Trail past the University. Another wonderful park is in Post Falls at the Falls Park.. We had a wonderful time with our grandsons ages 9 and 13.

We had a reservation for 3 nights. We drove 7 hours from another state and received a phone call the morning of check in telling us our reservation was cancelled. Overall a disappointing and frustrating experience. I never had a resort do this in any of my past travels.

The overall property is good, standard Worldmark/Wyndam. The problem with this property is the location. Nothing is within 30 mins of the resort. Hiking trails are not within walkable distance, the "beach" is large jagged rocks with a steep drop, no water access unless you have a boat. There is a restaurant and bar within walking distance, but that is for another timeshare, so you are not allowed in. There is a cool water play area, again, for another resort. There is quite literally not one thing to do at this location other than lay on a grassy knoll or stay in your room and watch movies. Save yourself the points for a better location, skip this one and pay the $ to stay at a hotel or something in town. Besides the 30 min drive to town, it is a very curvy drive, so doing that twice a day every day you are there can make for a very lame vacation.

We only stayed one night and get a good night of rest. We didn't stay at the lodge very long, but the room was very nice, and seemed like new. Everything was clean and tidy. Very large space with an excellent view of the lake and beautiful surroundings.