Our Four Mt. Rainier Cabins

Little Bears Cabin: This chalet-style home is backed by National Forest and accommodates between 2-6 guests. The living room has vaulted ceilings with large windows and sunny exposure. This is a 2 bedroom/ 1 bathroom house with a total of 3 queen-size peeled-bark cedar beds. This home was recently built a few years ago and has all the conveniences of modern construction including air conditioning and a gas stove that turns on with a flick of a switch. Prepare a meal for family and friends in the fully equipped kitchen or on the stainless steel BBQ on the front deck. The landscaped backyard is complete with an 8' hot tub and stone fire pit.

Three Bears Lodge: This home is full of charm and features blue-pine walls, vaulted ceilings with skylights, and plenty of places to relax and enjoy a good book. With 2+ bedrooms it can accommodate between 2-8 guests. The master bedroom has a sliding glass door and is just steps away from the private hot tub. You can relax in front of the fireplace and watch a movie on the flat-screen TV with DVD/VHS/Xbox. The full bathroom has a shower and Jacuzzi tub and another half bathroom has been recently added. You will love preparing meals in the large kitchen, which has access to the front deck and BBQ. Three Bears Lodge is nestled under old-growth cedars and is just 200 yards to the Mt Rainier National Park entrance.

Lazy Bears Creekside Cabin: This is our newest cabin and was just completely remodeled with all new furnishings and appliances. There are 4 private bedrooms in this home and 1-¾ bathrooms. The living room has french doors that open onto the large entertainment deck that overlooks the backyard and Big Creek. Relax in the 8' hot tub while listening to your favorite music on the built-in stereo. Prepare a meal on the stainless steel BBQ on the deck or in the kitchen that features brand-new, high quality appliances. For additional fun there is a Game Room that is detached from the main house with 2 twin-size bench-style beds, a game table, and a full size pool table. This home accommodates up to 10 guests.

The Dancing Bear Lodge: This cabin sits on a private 2 acres and is perfect for larger groups and families. The main house accommodates up to 14 guests with 4 private bedrooms, 2 sleeping areas, and 2 full bathrooms. The kitchen is spacious and you would be fully prepared for cooking meals for a large group. Enjoy sharing a meal with your family and friends at the dining room table which seats up to 20. For larger groups or those wanting even more space, there is a Bonus Area that adds another 2 bedrooms, a kitchenette, another bathroom with rain shower, and a full-size pool table. This home accommodates up to 18 guests when the Bonus Area is included. At the end of the day relax in the 8' hot tub or roast marshmallows in the outdoor firepit.

Area Activities: Our 4 cabins are private homes located in the small town of Ashford at the SW entrance to the Mt. Rainier National Park. The Mt Rainier National Park attracts visitors year round for a variety of activities including snowshoeing, sledding, and cross-country skiing in the Winter and hiking, sight-seeing, and mountain climbing in the Summer. All four seasons offer extraordinary photography opportunities with or without the 14,000+ mountain as the backdrop.

NW Trek is another area favorite and is located about 30 minutes from Ashford. NW Trek is a 723-acre wildlife park that is home to more than 200 North American animals. Take the signature tram tour through the free-roaming area and spot moose, swan, bison, mountain goat, caribou, and more as they wander through forests, wetlands and meadows. Then stroll through the walking area to see the grizzlies, cats, and other forest and wetland critters. Considered by many to be the Pacific Northwest's finest zoo.

Mount Rainier Scenic Railroad is an authentic steam locomotive experience not to be missed! The train will take you on an excursion through the lush forest and river valleys of the Mt. Rainier area. MRSR offers a variety of open window and enclosed coaches pulled by vintage steam locomotives. A great Mount Rainier activity for all ages and levels of mobility.