Holiday Inn Club Vacations David Walley's Resort

Cool off after a warm-weather adventure in the outdoor pool. It is a refreshing break after mountain hikes, bike rides, or a day spent exploring Genoa and Lake Tahoe. The outdoor pool is open seasonally from Memorial Day through Labor Day, weather permitting. Hours are 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily during the season.

Dinner is part of the trip at 1862 Restaurant & Saloon. The historic restaurant has warm wooden lodge style, mountain views, and a menu with fine-dining favorites like filet mignon, prime rib, signature ribs, salads, sandwiches, burgers, wines, beers, and signature drinks. Live music is offered on Fridays and Saturdays. For reservations, call (775) 783-1317

David Walley’s hot springs are the heart of the resort. Soak your hiking legs, relax after a Lake Tahoe day, or make the Genoa hot springs experience the main event. The resort has five geothermically heated mineral hot spring tubs, plus a heated outdoor pool with mountain views. The hot spring tubs range from 98 to 104 degrees, and one tub is designated for families with kids under 18. Hours are 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily.

Stop by Marketplace for snacks, drinks, and sun gear before heading to David Walley’s hot springs or the heated pool. It is a quick win when you need something easy without leaving the resort. Hours are 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Keep your routine going with a workout in the on-site Fitness Center. The space includes treadmills, stair climbers, and stationary bikes. The Fitness Center is located on the first floor of the Bodie building and is open from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Guests must be 16 or older.

Grill lunch or dinner on one of the on-site grills. Pick up grilling utensils at the Front Desk, and grab charcoal at Marketplace when needed. There are eight grills on property, with two charcoal grills each behind the Dillon, Bodie, and Aurora buildings, plus two gas grills behind the Canyon building. Hours are 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Grills are available seasonally.

Check the Activity Schedule during your stay for family-friendly things to do on property. Activities may include arts and crafts, bingo, birdwatching, campfire s’mores, cooking and mixology classes, outdoor movies, picture day, and scavenger hunts. Some activities may have a cost, and schedules can change.

Head to one of the two game rooms for ping pong or billiards. It is an easy way to turn a slower night into a fun one, especially after dinner or a day outside. Hours are 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Game rooms are located on the third floor of the Aurora and Canyon buildings. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Get outside without overplanning the day. Reserve a volleyball or disc toss game, join a nature walk, or rent bikes to explore the area at your own pace.

Aqua aerobics adds a fun, low-impact workout with a mountain backdrop. Class times vary by day, so check the current schedule before making plans.

Planning a reunion, wedding, or group trip? David Walley’s Resort gives groups a relaxed mountain setting with villas, on-site dining, hot springs, and plenty of outdoor adventure close by.

Lake Tahoe gives you a choose-your-own-adventure day. Beaches, hiking, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing make the area fun across seasons.

Join a guided tour with expert JT Humphrey and look for wild mustangs and other wildlife. It is a memorable way to see the Carson Valley through a local lens.

Grab the kids and build a beach day with swimming, picnicking, and mountain views. It is a great warm-weather reset after hot springs and hiking.

Play one or both of the 18-hole championship golf courses with beautiful mountain views. It is a strong pick for a parent-friendly afternoon or a group outing.

Lace up your hiking boots and explore this nature preserve along the Carson River. It is a good fit for families who want fresh air, space, and a slower pace.

Take in some of Lake Tahoe’s best views with a short walk to the Eagle Falls overlook. Bring the camera. This is one of those stops that earns its spot in the family photo album.

Plan a winter snow day when the season is right. Heavenly Mountin ski resort offers skiing, tubing, and mountain fun, then you can head back to Genoa for a hot springs soak.

Step into life in the 1800s with exhibits featuring a nursery, parlor, courtroom, Pony Express history, and more.

Explore Nevada’s first settlement with a peaceful park, museum, and reconstructed trading post. This is a quick, meaningful stop when you want history without a full-day museum plan.

Walk through historic downtown, shop for gifts, and stop by Nevada’s oldest continuously operating bar. It is a simple way to add local character to the trip.