"WorldMark Bear Lake is situated in northern Utah, 40 miles northeast of Logan, half a mile south of Bear Lake State Park and just west of the lake. You wont believe the waters brilliant turquoise color, caused by suspended limestone particles. An area that is popular with families, groups, friends and individuals looking to escape the hustle and bustle in favor of a slower pace of life. Explore all the exciting opportunities for recreation at Bear Lake and then return home to your comfortable, spacious resort suite.

WorldMark Bear Lake offers one-, two- and three-bedroom resort suites that comfortably sleep four to eight guests. These suites feature one king bed in every master, one queen or two twin beds in each guest room and a queen Murphy bed in the living area. You will appreciate the privacy of separate bedrooms, a full kitchen and the convenience of a washer/dryer in each suite. After a day of adventure, fire up the barbecue grill on your private balcony or terrace, and cozy up by the fireplace to roast marshmallows - comforts that would be hard to find in an average hotel.

A peaceful summer resort town with a bright blue shimmering lake, Garden City is an ideal vacation destination for relaxing, enjoying nature and indulging in outdoor activities including hiking, water sports, golfing, skiing and more. Go fishing, swimming, jet skiing and canoeing in the beautiful lake, explore the unique fauna and geological wonders of the region, or simply relax with a mountain backdrop and savor the magnificent natural beauty.

Along with a peaceful setting near the lake and mountains and well equipped resort suites, these comfortable accommodations also offer an exciting selection of on-site amenities and activities for your enjoyment. Youll find not one but two pools, an outdoor pool for the summer season and an indoor pool with a hot tub that is open year-round. This resort also features a volleyball court, two on-site tennis courts (seasonal), a gift shop and DVD rentals. Limited RV and boat parking is also available."