Bungalow en bord de lac acceptant les animaux d'Allie’s on the Rocks

Allie’s on the Rocks is a fully renovated lakefront bungalow curated for couples seeking privacy, comfort, and elevated lake living. Named after our sweet pup Allie, who loves relaxing on the covered deck, this intimate Smith Lake retreat blends modern finishes with relaxed waterfront charm. Whether you’re planning a romantic escape, fishing weekend, kayaking adventure, or a scenic remote-work stay, this home delivers a peaceful, memorable experience.

Inside, you’ll find two thoughtfully designed bedrooms and two baths. The upstairs primary suite features a king bed, Roku TV, dresser, closet, reading chair, and a spacious lake-view workspace surrounded by windows. The attached bath offers clean, modern finishes and a locking barn door for privacy. Positioned on its own level, the suite feels secluded and serene.

On the main floor, enjoy a welcoming living area and a cozy second bedroom with a queen bed, Roku TV, and locking sliding barn door. The renovated living room also serves as additional sleeping space with a queen sofa sleeper, dresser, desk/workstation, Roku TV, and direct porch access. A washer/dryer closet adds convenience for weekend getaways or extended stays.

All TVs include Roku with high-speed 1 GB internet and access to 75+ live channels, with the option to log into your personal streaming accounts.

The fully stocked kitchen features modern appliances, cookware, utensils, and a dedicated coffee and tea station. Dine indoors or enjoy meals on the covered porch overlooking the water. A propane grill is ready for sunset cookouts, or take a short stroll to Drifters Bar & Grille for lakeside dining and social energy.

Pet-friendly amenities make traveling with your dog effortless. The fully fenced backyard provides safe access to the porch, deck, dock, and shoreline, and a pet cleanup station is included.

This property is located near the confluence of Rock Creek and Clear Creek. The swim dock ramp is fixed in place, so it gets steeper when the lake drops below about 505 ft (common in winter or after a dry spell) — the upper deck is the easier spot to fish or relax from when that's the case. Water can also run murkier and faster for a day or two after heavy rain.

Water levels are seasonal and outside of our control!