Good location and individual beds for 7 guys.

This is a large, log cabin situated about 8 minutes off the main highway. (the last minute is on gravel with a few shallow pot holes) The cabin is fairly secluded in a quiet neighborhood with houses and woods. The path to the river is across from the house (it is a 1 minute walk to the river with 4 chairs, a hammock and a swinging chair along the path to use) The river is shallow, slow moving and cold! Beautiful spot to hang out! The cabin has 3 bedrooms and two sitting rooms, kitchen, dining room, living room and a big outdoor area to sit with tables and chairs! There are also 3 bathrooms, so there is lots of space! There are lots of pots, pans, spices, utensils, puzzles, games, TV,Netflix and a few DVDs. The kids’ room has some toys, and two bunk beds. Two rooms (bunk beds and queen bed room) upstairs and 1 bathroom. 1 large king bed/bedroom downstairs with a bathroom attached and 1 bathroom next to washer/dryer. Corn hole bean bag game outside was fun! Lots of grass for dog to walk around and a nice path down to the river where my dog loved to go to cool off. Very close to the town of Welches with a grocery store, restaurants, library, gas station, bike rental shop, etc. Golf nearby as well. We enjoyed being only 15 minutes to Government camp where there are many hikes and biking. Timberline Lodge at Mt. Hood is 20 minutes away and a great place for a scenic chairlift ride and hiking /mountain biking. Hood river is a little over an hour away and a great place for river rafting, fishing and rail biking! Also, the fruit loop with wineries and orchards is 50 minutes away in the way to Hood River ( a nice little town with many coffee shops, restaurants, and tap rooms) Trillium Lake also 30 minutes away and has an easy loop trail, swimming and kayak rentals! A great place to stay close to the mountains with lots to do!!!

The cabin itself is very nice with three bedrooms, one downstairs and two upstairs. Everything was very clean and enjoyable. Would definitely stay there again. Be sure to get good directions as the last half mile to get to the cabin is a bit confusing.

Heat did t work and I was told to keep adding wood to keep house warm as if I was just hired to keep the home warm. How can somebody expect to keep throwing wood every hour(not sleep?) to keep maintaining temp. Overall I will warn people selecting this property that property is good but worst ever experience with owner and property Mgmt!

The house was clean and well stocked with dishes, utensils, cookware, spices, linens, etc. The beds were extremely comfortable. The cabin is exactly as described and pictured. The cathedral windows provide magnificent views of the trees, and we saw deer from the deck both mornings. There were a few minor inconveniences that we have notified Vacasa about, but they would NOT keep us from staying here again. We loved the cabin!

While the interior of the cabin was well kept. The outside seems to lack upkeep. It looks like it may be under construction, but the curb appeal could have been better. It would be nice if the trash can was emptied after each check out and locked as we arrived to find the driveway covered in trash from maybe an animal. The cabin is near the salmon river, however the location of other houses around left little privacy. The air conditioning system is set for energy efficiency however at night the home was very uncomfortable and hot. Also this home is managed by vacasa to avoid additional fees go directly to there site. I called about an early check in but the rep never texted back as he promised customer service wasn’t great on this end.

Spacious and inspiring views of the forest, quick walk to the river, kids loved the open living room space and bunk room. Great place for making meals and memories together. Baby slept well in a darkened room and we all kept cool during a heat wave with the cool vent system.

Our family had a wonderful, short visit at the cabin. Day one was full of playing board games, sitting by the fire and eating s'mores. Day two was sno-park day. We went to White River West Sno-Park on a Monday and had the entire place practically to ourselves, which meant lots and lots of sledding.