Joon Riverfront Retreat

Welcome to your private retreat on the river - the hidden gem tucked away in the town of Lotus, CA - which offers river access! Every detail of this space has been thoughtfully designed and lovingly upgraded to offer style, comfort, and serenity. Whether you're seeking adventure, or just a change of scenery, this unique home offers the best of all worlds. Perfect for couples, families, or friends looking to relax, recharge, and reconnect. The space There are 2 beds one in each bedroom, a king and a queen bed. The bonus room has a sofa bed that turns into a twin bed Guest access Bonus Room has a sofa-bed that converts to a twin bed. Other things to note About this space Newly remodeled home with 2 acres -2 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, new kitchen, 1 formal living room and bonus room that was a sofa-bed. County ordinances have strict quiet hours (10PM-8AM), and loud or excessive noise may result in forfeiture of security deposit. Outdoor/indoor campfires are prohibited due to new county rules Pets: Pets are not allowed. Internet: Starlink is the best wifi you can get that is available in the area. It does slow at times. Riverfront: Please use the marked pathway on our property to walk down to the water and follow the edge of the water inlet to the river -this is the only approved access point, so kindly stay on the path and avoid the neighboring properties on either side. River entry is slippery, so bring water shoes and use caution. Phones: Most carriers are hit and miss, use the wifi calling at the home. Smoking: Please do not smoke inside the house. Televisions: One Smart TV located in the living room, no cable/satellite There are two properties on each side of the home. Please stay on our property's marked pathway when heading down to the creek and river to be respectful of our neighbors. It is pretty quiet in the evenings and for that reason there are strict noise ordinances for quiet hours starting at 10PM. Please be respectful of this time limit. American River : The river outside the house isn’t always the same — its flow is controlled by the Chili Bar Dam upstream, which releases water on a changing schedule based on weather and power needs. Once they open the gates, the water level usually rises about 1–2 hours later. If you're planning to get out on the river, it's a good idea to check Dreamflows for the latest release schedule. Timing matters, especially if you're paddling, floating. This part of the river is known as the "C to G" section, a fun stretch with Class II whitewater—mellow enough for most, but still with some excitement. The house sits just below a rapid called Gremlin, and a little upstream from Old Scary. Need gear or advice? The River Store down the road is a great spot to rent equipment or get local tips.