Coordinating a trip for your entire extended family isn’t easy — different ages, different interests, and everyone under one roof. That’s exactly what Brian Head cabins were built for. Here’s how to plan a reunion that actually works for everyone.
Start With a Cabin That Fits Everyone
The biggest mistake families make is splitting up across multiple hotel rooms or short-term rentals. It kills the “togetherness” that makes a reunion feel like a reunion. Both Ridgeview Retreat (6 bedrooms, 6 baths) and Holyoak Pines Cabin (5 bedrooms, 3 baths) sleep 16 or more guests, so your whole crew can stay under one roof, share meals in one kitchen, and gather around one fireplace at the end of the day.
Plan Activities for Every Age Group
- Kids and teens: Snow play in winter, hiking and biking trails in summer, and plenty of open space to burn energy.
- Adults: Scenic drives, nearby Cedar Breaks National Monument, or simply relaxing on the deck with mountain views.
- Everyone together: Game nights by the fireplace, group dinners in a full kitchen, and stargazing after dark.
Tips for a Smooth Group Trip
Book early — large cabins for big groups go fast, especially around holidays and summer weekends. Assign a few people to handle groceries and meal planning ahead of time, and build in unstructured downtime so no one feels over-scheduled.
Ready to bring the whole family together? Browse our cabins or contact us to check availability for your reunion dates.
