Ashford's most secluded getaway -- its own 4-acre forest and meadow
- Currently lots of snow to play in at Paradise!
- Eco-retreat with spectacular setting on quiet, canopied road next to 300+ acre forest preserve
- 4 miles from main entrance to Mt. Rainier Natl. Park & near activities outside the park
- Most private of all cabins near year-round park entrance
- Featured in KING 5's Best Cabins 2009
Restful base camp -- romantic honeymoon hideaway -- family gathering place
- Hand-crafted cedar cabin by Bill Compher, recognized worldwide for his imaginative designs
- Near Ashford's restaurants, galleries, espresso and outdoor gear
- Eco-retreat with spectacular setting on quiet, winding, canopied road
Cabin Amenities
- Up to five people (no more, please) -- children age 10 and older welcome
- Deck with outdoor dining area and grill
- Hot tub for soaking under the stars
- Sunny meadow - great for croquet - & a creek in woods beyond
- Full kitchen well stocked with organic coffees & teas, oils, vinegars, spices
- Organic herbs growing just outside the cabin door
- Wi-Fi, phone, DVD & CD players & exceptional selection of DVD's
- Cozy cast-iron gas stove for heat
- Original art, booklover's library, lots of Mtn. books, indoor & outdoor games
- Eco-friendly products throughout the cabin
- Master bedroom (sleeps 2) & twin bedroom (sleeps 1) in main cabin's cedar loft up an easy flight of stairs
- Private bedroom-only cabin Nearby across the deck (sleeps additional 2 & is rented only to same group as main cabin). Shares bath with main cabin using covered walkway (not yet shown in photo)
- All bed and bath linens furnished
Exclusively for cabin guests: Optional tour of Cedar Creek Treehouse Observatory.
CEDAR CREEK TREEHOUSE OBSERVATORY TOUR. As featured in National Geographic Traveler July/Aug. 2008. Only for overnight guests of Cedar Loft Cabin. Climb a spiral staircase 85 feet around an old-growth tree to a suspension bridge, enter a 2-story treehouse observatory and get a stunning 360-degree view of mountains, including Rainier, from 100 feet up! See the world-renowned 3-story treehouse designed by Bill Compher. (Enter the treehouse as well unless reserved for guests.) The treehouse and treehouse observatory are five miles from Cedar Loft Cabin and not open to the general public. $40 for two, $10 add. person, max. 5. Tours need to be arranged through Cedar Loft Cabin when making a cabin reservation. Winter tours depend on accessibility. www.cedarcreektreehouse.com.
