WorldMark Gleneden

Beware of timeshare sales and the information they provide. they will manipulate you and not give you the facts. get everything they say in writing. I have had several bad experiences with Worldmark / Wyndham telling me stuff that is not true and ends up costing you a lot of money.

Nice one-bedroom upper floor unit; well appointed and (mostly) functional (windows didn't open more than an inch and there was no A/C), with adequate amenities (loved the spice packets) and comfortable furnishings. Overall, it was a good stay for a very fair price given what you get. But, the downsides will have us thinking twice about returning. The walls were a bit thin (though thankfully our neighbors were quiet); the ocean front hot tub was always crowded (the rec center one always empty though!); the beach was subpar (hilly and rough); and, most annoying of all, the moderately-hard sell for Wyndham membership at check-in from a slippery associate who knew less about the area than I did was a lousy start and threatened to ruin our entire stay (please just let me get to my room for our two short days!).

The resort is gearing up for a major remodel and it is time. While the rooms are immaculate it's time for new beds. They're coming. The staff are helpful and the pool and 2 hot tubs are used all times of the day. The game room is tidy with a pool table and ping pong and a few video games. You can also just go and watch tv or sit and chat by the fire. There is a pickleball court, basketball and tennis so plenty to keep you busy. Yesterday I watched a gray whale make his way south for about a half hour and was thoroughly entertained. Recent work to shore up the "cliff" looks stable and is now protected by a cable railing that doesn't interfere with watching the water from the hot tub. I read in a negative review that the sliding door was so old it didn't work. There are no sliding doors at this location so I think that review should be eliminated.