Summary:

A storybook cabin in the woods of Rhododendron, near Mt. Hood adventures.



Full of character: a wood stove, a black spiral staircase, stained-glass windows, and warm red walls and vaulted ceilings.



• Two bedrooms sleeping up to four

• Skylit queen loft upstairs, a second bedroom downstairs

• One full bathroom plus an upstairs half bath

• Full kitchen, wood stove, A/C, and heat

• Dog-friendly (please add your dog to the reservation)

• On-site parking and a wooded backyard with a picnic table



The Space:

This two-level cabin was clearly built by someone with an eye for character. A black spiral staircase winds up from the living room to a skylit loft bedroom with a queen bed and a half bath. Downstairs there's a second bedroom, a full bathroom with a tub-shower, and an open great room where the living area, dining table, and kitchen flow together under vaulted wood ceilings.



The living room centers on a wood stove and looks straight out into the trees through big windows and a stained-glass sunroom entry. The full kitchen has cookware and tableware for preparing meals, and the dining table opens onto the patio. Out back, a fenced yard with a picnic table sits among ferns and cedars, with a covered woodshed and paths winding through the maples.



A/C, heat and in-unit laundry are provided.



Guest Access:

The whole cabin is yours. Self check-in uses the cabin’s smart-lock keypad; arrival details are sent before check-in. Park on-site to the left of the house or out front. One heads-up: the driveway isn't sized for a 22-foot trailer or another oversized vehicle, so reach out ahead of time if you're towing.



The Neighborhood:

Rhododendron is a wooded pocket of the Mt. Hood corridor, right between the village of Welches and Government Camp. You can grab pizza and a beer at the Zigzag Inn, coffee down the road, or a sit-down dinner at the Rendezvous in Welches, a drive from the cabin.



For the outdoors, Mt. Hood Skibowl and Timberline Lodge are up the highway, and Trillium Lake, with its classic mountain reflection, is a short drive in summer. Hiking, the Salmon and Zigzag rivers, and Wildwood Recreation Site are all close by. (Check current road and weather conditions in winter.)



Getting Around:

You'll want a car here. The cabin sits just off Highway 26, the main route up to Mt. Hood, so getting to town, trailheads, and the ski areas is straightforward. In winter, carry chains and check road conditions before heading up the mountain. On-site parking fits standard passenger vehicles; let us know before arrival if you're bringing a trailer or something oversized.



Other Things to Note:

Dogs are welcome (please add them to the reservation so we can plan for them). Quiet hours are 10 PM to 7 AM. The cabin has a wood stove inside; outdoor fires are not allowed.



The spiral staircase to the loft is steep, and highway traffic may be audible.



🚭 No Smoking or Vaping

Smoking and vaping are not allowed anywhere on the property, indoors or outdoors. Guests who wish to smoke or vape must leave the property completely.



Interaction with Guests:

We're a message away throughout your stay. Reach out anytime through your booking thread and we'll get back to you as quickly as we can, and right away for anything urgent.