Which chalets are best for a family trip with young kids?

The eight Mountain-cluster chalets on Brooker Blvd share a seasonal heated outdoor pool (May to mid-September) and gas firepits that kids love, and they're a flat 10-minute walk to Blue Mountain Village — home to mini-golf, the Plunge Aquatic Centre, a mountain coaster, and ropes courses. Each chalet has a full stocked kitchen for easy family meals, a washer/dryer for the inevitable laundry, free parking for four vehicles, and a private year-round hot tub. With bedrooms spread across the home, parents and kids each get their own space. See the family-sized options on the sleeps-14 page.

Most cluster chalets are 5-bedroom, 3-bathroom and sleep up to 14 — Aurora, Corona, Luna, and Prima — with Omega and Vega sleeping 13, Stella 12, and Vista a 4-bed/3-bath sleeping 10. For a single family with young kids, a chalet that sleeps 12 is often plenty; browse the sleeps-12 chalets. For a multi-family trip with several sets of kids, you can book adjacent chalets so each family has its own space while the kids share the pool and firepits. We don't have a dedicated kids' games room or cinema, so the open living spaces are where families gather.

An honest heads-up for parents of little ones: the chalets are multi-level, lower levels have stairs, and the chalets are not wheelchair accessible — worth planning around with toddlers and strollers. Hot tubs and the seasonal pool always need adult supervision for young swimmers. We supply linens, towels, and a fully stocked kitchen, but you'll want to bring your own cribs, high chairs, and child gates if you need them, plus food and coffee. Check our FAQ for what's included, and remember every chalet is pet-friendly, so the family dog can come too.