Cabin · Sleeps 6Enjoy a short walk over a babbling creek footbridge and up a dreamy woodland trail to the bunkhouse.
Overseen by oak, maple and fir trees, this lodging has a bed each for up to six friends. Great for a family with kids! The space features two twin beds and two bunks each sporting a pair of single-size (6'3"x2'1"x4") memory foam mattresses. We supply fresh sheets, waterproof covers and pillows and ask you to bring your sleeping bags!
You may open the windows on either side of the bunkhouse to welcome a refreshing cross breeze through the simple, rustic-yet-refined space. North-facing french doors open up to a sizable covered porch revealing views of the surrounding trees and the not-too-distant barns and outbuildings. The cabin has electric overhead lighting. There is a sawdust compost toilet (also with switch light) off of the back porch. In both daylight and moonlight, the restorative sounds of wildlife will be accompanying your retreat!
*Firewood for the fire pit is not included, so if you would like to have an outdoor campfire, please add it on as an Extra, before booking your stay.*
The historic farmhouse is a two minute walk from the bunkhouse. On its back porch, you will find the shared outdoor sink with hot and cold drinking water and a dish washing and food prep area. Feel free to enjoy mealtime at one of the two picnic tables in the grass lawn.
Pencil in a v our small-but-mighty herd of sheep; two small ponds; and our various vegetable and herb gardens. Meander through our heirloom apple and pear orchards, watched over by historic hickory, black walnut, and English walnut trees. Please do catch a glimpse of the idyllic sunset over the west valley pasture!
Silver Falls State Park is a 20 minute drive away. The park is full of beautifully curated trails that weave around and even under many epic waterfalls throughout vast forestland. Silverton, 10 minutes away, is a quaint and historic town featuring a diverse assortment of eateries, food trucks, and grocery stores, not to mention a bustling weekly farmers markets and craft markets.
IMPORTANT:
This accommodation is a short, one minute walk from the parking area with a moderate incline up a graveled path. It is surrounded by forest floor vegetation so bring your adventure shoes. (We typically don't have any major mosquito or bug concerns, but feel free to bring your repellent.)
There is a second HipCamp lodging and a residential cabin nearby. Please be mindful of sound, especially after 10 pm.