Retreat, relax, and recharge in the tranquility of Daisy Wander, an A-frame cabin tucked along the Skykomish River. With fast, reliable high-speed internet, you can stay connected when needed while still feeling worlds away. A unique getaway for couples, friends, and families alike — come for the peaceful solitude or use its location as a respite between endless adventures in the area. Daisy Wander offers a chance to explore both yourself and the great outdoors.

The cabin is located in the quiet community of Gold Bar, WA. It is set back on a spacious lot with a long driveway and year-round access. The cabin has a main floor bedroom, an open loft bedroom, one bathroom, and a fully equipped kitchen. High-speed internet is available.

The cabin’s design allows for a warm and snug environment between the upper loft and main floor. Kids will enjoy the loft, being able to overlook below. Gather around to converse, play board games, or enjoy a movie. As you step out back, there is a fire pit available for s’mores and a gazebo for added shelter for outdoor activities. You’re also steps away from the private riverfront access. Your heart will find peace here.

The cabin’s location offers access to endless outdoor adventures that only the Pacific Northwest can provide. Activities include the slopes at Stevens Pass and plenty of trails, rivers, and lakes - Eagle Falls, Wallace Falls State Park, Lake Serene, Bridal Veil Falls, Barclay Lake, and Blanca Lake are just a few of the nearby locales. Skip the long drive back after a day’s activities and rejuvenate here.

Stevens Pass Mountain Resort is about a 25–30 minute drive from the cabin, making it easy to head up for a ski day and return to a warm, quiet riverside evening. Many guests enjoy starting the morning on the mountain and finishing the day soaking in the hot tub by the river.

Guests have full access to the entire cabin and private riverfront beach. Plenty of parking in the driveway.

We won't be on the property but we will be available for anything you need during your stay.

The cabin has a steep staircase to access the loft area. It may be difficult for guests with limited mobility.

Please be sure to read and understand the house rules, especially regarding clean-up and check-in/check-out times.

Fishing Update: Due to low wild Chinook salmon returns, the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has temporarily closed fishing on the mainstem Skykomish River through November 1, 2026. If fishing is part of your trip, we recommend checking the latest WDFW regulations before booking, as some nearby rivers and lakes may still be open.