The Waterslide House
Lake Tulloch is one of the many jewels of California’s historic Gold Country. The Waterslide House is the crown jewel of that collection. Stradling Calaveras and Tuolumne Counties, Lake Tulloch has waterfront homes, allows powerboating, and has many scenic and quiet enclaves for those who like to paddleboard or kayak. Lake Tulloch is two hours from either Sacramento or the Bay Area and can be reached from San Joaquin County, Modesto, or Merced in less than an hour. Lake Tulloch has it all, is easy to access, and the best place to enjoy it is from the Waterslide house.
The Waterslide House is a private waterfront compound with absolutely no immediate neighbors. With 8 bedrooms and seven full bathrooms, this home comfortably sleeps 26. There are some of the most beautiful views on the lake from this house. This property is by itself with no homeowners association to make your day miserable. All you need to do is enjoy the water and make memories with your guests.
The Waterslide House is so named for the giant commercial style waterslide that drops you right into the lake. The property also boasts the Personal Watercraft ports and two concrete boat docks. Decking and expansive patio areas along with parking for many vehicles. The compound is easily accessed by a main thoroughfare but also is situated to maintain privacy and seclusion thanks to an electronic security gate. Your group can focus on your goals for being there without outside disturbances.
The property has hosted family reunions, weddings, corporate retreats, and everything in between. The property even serves as corporate long term or weekly lodging for workers performing projects in the area. Rates are lower in the Fall Winter and Spring. Obviously, there is less water activity as it gets colder. The home is in short driving distance to both Bear Valley and Dodge Ridge. Murphys and Ironstone Winery are less than a half hour away. This is a house for every function. If you think the home might be a fit for your needs, please drop us a line and ask us whatever questions you might have.