




Welcome to The Lodges at Eden Reserve! Bring the whole crew and experience a unique getaway by booking all 7 brand new, neighboring safari-themed lodges in the heart of Williamstown, Kentucky. Nestled in a beautiful rural setting just off I-75, this property is perfect for large groups, church retreats, or family reunions looking for a private community feel.
The total accommodation across the lodges consists of 14 bedrooms, 14 beds, and 14 bathrooms, comfortably hosting 16 or more guests. Each gorgeous safari lodge is designed for comfort, featuring two bedrooms with queen beds—one of which includes a private full bathroom. The living areas are designed for relaxation, featuring an eating area, a TV, and a comfy pullout couch bed with an adjoining full bathroom.
While the structured amenities list is limited, the individual lodge layouts are thoughtfully appointed for group needs. Each home includes a lovely kitchen equipped for everyday cooking with a full oven, refrigerator, microwave, toaster, and coffee maker. For your convenience, coffee and tea are provided. Outside, each lodge offers a picnic table and a charcoal grill for outdoor dining.
Beyond the lodges, guests can enjoy an abundance of outdoor space. Explore the scenic walking trails, let the children enjoy the exciting playground, or bring your fishing rods and lures to spend a quiet afternoon by the fishing pond.
Located just a couple of miles from downtown Williamstown, the lodges provide a peaceful retreat with excellent accessibility. You are just one exit away from the popular Ark Encounter attraction and have easy access to Williamstown Lake. The Creation Museum and downtown Cincinnati are a 45-minute drive, while Lexington, KY is approximately one hour away. Due to the beautiful rural nature of the area, a personal or rental vehicle is highly recommended.
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