4 Br Cabin Vacation Rental In Mazama, Washington

Summary:

Goat Wall Retreat is a serene getaway nestled in 26 acres of woodland near Mazama. This cozy home features four bedrooms and direct access to the winter ski trail system, accommodating up to 7 guests. Relax by the gas fireplace in the spacious living room, unwind in the Jacuzzi tub, and savor outdoor meals on the large deck with a propane BBQ. Whether you seek outdoor adventure or peaceful relaxation, Goat Wall Retreat promises an unforgettable stay in the Methow Valley.
The Space:

Goat Wall Retreat is a charming vacation home nestled on 26 acres of lush woodland and meadow, just a mile up Lost River Road from the Mazama Country Store. Enjoy direct access to the Methow Valley trail system, right from your doorstep. This cozy retreat boasts four bedrooms: a king and queen downstairs, with a set of twins and a single upstairs. The well-appointed kitchen features a gas range and dishwasher, while the spacious light-filled living room, with double-height corner windows, a stone chimney, and gas fireplace, invites relaxation. Amenities include a washer and dryer, telephone, and WIFI access (please note there is no TV). Unwind in the Jacuzzi tub after a day of adventure, then grill up a feast on the large outside deck with a propane BBQ.
With occupancy for up to 7 guests, this retreat offers the perfect blend of comfort and serenity amidst a woodland setting. Enjoy evenings on the large full-length porch or gather in the living area. The open loft area overlooks the living space below, providing additional seating with a couch and work desk. Whether you're seeking outdoor adventures or simply a peaceful retreat, Goat Wall Retreat promises an unforgettable getaway in the heart of the Methow Valley.
The Neighborhood:

Goat Wall Retreat is situated in the Upper Methow Valley a short ways down Lost River Road from the Mazama Store, Pub and Trailhead. Its also a short drive to key trailheads in the North Cascades National Park, ideal for avid hikers. For more extensive amenities and entertainment, Winthrop is just a 20-minute drive, boasting charming shops, eateries, and cultural attractions, including the Shafer Museum. Throughout the year, Winthrop hosts lively events like the Rhythm and Blues Festival and the Vintage Car Rally, ensuring there's always something exciting to explore.
Getting Around:

To reach the home from Seattle and the westside between May to November, take Highway 20 and Washington Pass. In winter routes are via I-90, Snoqualmie Pass, Blewett Pass, or Highway 2 over Stevens Pass. These routes offer scenic drives, forming the Cascade Loop. Check WSDOT for travel information and pass closures.
Once you're here, Mazama is just a couple minutes drive away, while Winthrop is under 20 minutes south on Highway 20.
Other Things to Note:

NON REFUNDABLE DEPOSIT: for this property we charge a non-refundable deposit of 10% of the total fees. You have 48 hours after booking to cancel, after 48 hours the 10% deposit is charged to your card and becomes non-refundable. The balance is collected 30-days before your stay. You can cancel anytime up until 30 days before your stay, but you will lose your 10% deposit. Please note cancellation policies are strictly applied to reservations for Goat Wall Cabin.
PRICING

Please note that the nightly rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your proposed dates for an accurate quote. A 5% weekly discount is automatically applied to stays of 7 nights or more.
POOL ACCESS

Guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickleball court. The Inn is a short drive from the cabin, located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. Note this is the communal pool amenity referenced in the listing; it is off-site and a fee applies. The Inn also has private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay.

Mazama is home to this cabin. Lost River Winery and Lost River Winery are worth checking out if an activity is on the agenda, while those wishing to experience the area's natural beauty can explore Big Valley Wildlife Area and Winthrop National Fish Hatchery.