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Government Camp Log Cabin | Walk to Town & Skibowl

A cozy loft bedroom with vaulted log-beamed ceilings, wood-paneled walls, red carpet, and a bed under two windows.Open living area of a log cabin with red carpeting, an armchair, an open kitchen, and a wooden staircase leading to a loft.A covered hot tub with entry steps sitting on a wooden deck surrounded by railings and tall evergreen trees.Kitchen in a log cabin with wooden cabinets, stainless steel stove, and a view into the adjacent red-carpeted dining area.Rustic log cabin bedroom featuring red carpeting, a wood-framed bed, a wooden dresser, and a window.Wooden bench with a carved backrest depicting two stags, set against wood-paneled walls.Basement living area with wood-paneled walls, red carpeting, a brown sofa, a striped couch, a wall-mounted TV, and a single white toddler-size bed.A package of Mt. Hood Roasters coffee alongside a green mug reading 'let's get cozy' on a kitchen counter.Rustic log cabin kitchen with wood cabinets, stainless steel refrigerator, electric stove, and a window above the sink.High-angle view from a loft looking down into a log cabin living and dining room with red carpet, vaulted wood ceiling, sofa, and sliding glass doors.Bedroom with wood-paneled walls, a made bed, red carpet, and a wooden nightstand with a lamp.Bedroom with wooden plank walls, red carpeting, a bed made up with grey linens, and a wooden nightstand with a lamp.Cozy loft bedroom under an A-frame wood-paneled ceiling with a bed flanked by nightstands and small windows.Bathroom with wood-paneled walls, patterned red flooring, a glass-door walk-in shower, vanity sink, and toilet.Bathroom with wood plank walls, single sink vanity, rectangular mirror, and toilet.Bathroom in a log home featuring a glass-door walk-in shower framed by wood beams, log walls, and a patterned floor.Bathroom vanity and stacked white washer and dryer in a room with wood-paneled walls and ceiling.Bathroom with wood-paneled walls, a white toilet, a walk-in shower with a curtain, and tiled flooring.High-angle view looking down into a living area with log walls, red carpet, patterned upholstered seating, and a small side table with a lamp.Spacious outdoor wooden deck featuring a hot tub with steps and colorful Adirondack chairs surrounded by evergreen trees.Log cabin living area with red carpeting, patterned sofas, a wooden dining table, and sliding glass doors leading to a deck.Bathroom and laundry area with wood-paneled walls and ceiling, a stacked washer and dryer, vanity with sink, and an oval mirror.An empty wooden outdoor deck with dark railings surrounded by trees.A black wood-burning stove next to a dark green interior door against wood-paneled walls and tile flooring.Exterior view of a dark log cabin with an A-frame roof surrounded by evergreen trees, featuring a stack of firewood and a stone fire pit in the foreground.A covered hot tub with entry steps sitting on a wooden deck surrounded by trees.A portable Lifetime basketball hoop standing outdoors in front of tall evergreen trees and bushes.Two mountain bikes parked outside against the dark log exterior wall of a cabin.
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Cabin in Government Camp, Oregon

6 guests • 3 bedrooms • 5 beds • 2 full baths
Government Camp Log Cabin | Walk to Town, Minutes to Skibowl This multi-level log cabin sits in Government Camp, Oregon, at the base of Mt. Hood. Walk to the village shops and restaurants, reach Mt. Hood Skibowl in minutes, and drive to Timberline Lodge and Mt. Hood Meadows for more terrain. The cabin has 3 bedrooms, 2 full bathrooms, and sleeps up to 6. Guests must be 21 or older to book. Access note: the hill up to the cabin is steep and can be slippery in winter, so bring a snow-ready vehicle if you are visiting during snow season. The Home The pellet stove is available for guests to use, and it is where everyone ends up after a day on the mountain. There are two separate family rooms, so one group can watch a movie downstairs while another reads or plays cards elsewhere. A mini ping pong table gives the group something to compete over between ski days and bike rides. WiFi is included. The kitchen is well equipped for real cooking. Coffee, tea, a grinder, spices, and cooking oils are already stocked, so you can skip the first grocery run. A washer and dryer are on site, which helps on longer stays and when ski gear needs to dry out. Sleeping Arrangements The cabin has 3 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms, with a maximum occupancy of 6 guests. The bedrooms are spread across the main, lower, and upper levels, so stairs are part of every stay. - Bedroom 1 (main floor): Queen bed - Bedroom 2 (lower level): Queen bed - Bedroom 3 (upper level): King bed - Main floor: Full sofa bed - Lower level: Full sofa bed - Also in the cabin: a toddler bed and a loft sleeping area with no door The loft has no door, so it works best for kids, teens, or travelers who do not need privacy at night. The Location - Government Camp village shops and restaurants: walkable - Mt. Hood Skibowl: minutes away - Timberline Lodge: short drive up the mountain - Mt. Hood Meadows: short drive - Mirror Lake trailhead and Mt. Hood National Forest trails: close by - Timothy Lake and Clear Lake: summer swimming, kayaking, and fishing - Portland: approximately one hour In summer, the same mountain becomes a destination for mountain biking and hiking. A Few Things to Know You have the entire cabin to yourself. Guests must be 21 or older. One pet is welcome for a fee. The hill up to the cabin is steep and can be slippery in winter, so a snow-ready vehicle is needed. Two parking spaces are available outside the cabin. Who This Cabin Is For Families and couples traveling together who want to ski Skibowl, Timberline, and Mt. Hood Meadows, or bike and hike in summer, and who want to walk to dinner in Government Camp afterward. It is less suited to guests who cannot manage stairs or drive a steep hill in winter conditions. Pellet stove, a full kitchen, and the village a short walk away: a Mt. Hood base camp for every season.
What this place offers
  • Barbecue utensils
  • Carbon monoxide alarm
  • Fire extinguisher
  • Iron and board
  • Blender
  • First aid kit
  • Dryer
  • Fire pit
  • Heating
  • Hot tub
Where you'll sleep
Bedroom 1
1 queen
Bedroom 2
1 queen
Bedroom 3
1 king
Sofa bed 1
1 sofa bed (1 full)
Sofa bed 2
1 sofa bed (1 full)
Government Camp, OR, USA
About the neighborhood
This cabin is in Government Camp, the Mt. Hood village at 3,900 feet where the mountain stops being a backdrop and becomes the whole point of the trip. Downtown Government Camp is a walk away for local restaurants and shops, so dinner out does not require getting back in the car. In winter, Mt. Hood Skibowl is minutes away, and Timberline Lodge and Mt. Hood Meadows are a short drive in either direction on Highway 26, covering everything from beginner runs to expert terrain. Snowshoeing and sledding are close by when you want a day off the lifts. When the snow melts, the Mt. Hood National Forest opens up. Mirror Lake, Ramona Falls, and the Timberline Trail are among the most popular hikes in Oregon, and mountain biking is available in the warmer months. Timothy Lake and Clear Lake offer summer swimming, kayaking, and fishing. The town of Sandy, about 30 minutes down the mountain, covers groceries and anything else the village does not. Portland is roughly an hour west.
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Getting around
Downtown Government Camp is easy to explore on foot from the cabin, with local restaurants and shops within walking distance. A car is the most convenient way to reach Mt. Hood Skibowl, Timberline Lodge, Mt. Hood Meadows, and the trailheads around Mirror Lake. Highway 26 is the main corridor connecting the village to Sandy, the surrounding Mt. Hood National Forest, and Portland, about an hour west. Winter driving note: the access road to the cabin is steep and can be slippery in snow season. Arrive in a snow-ready vehicle, and check road conditions and traction requirements before heading up or down the mountain, since they can change quickly at elevation. For ski days when you would rather leave the car behind, the Mt. Hood Express is a public bus running between Sandy and Timberline Lodge with a stop in Government Camp. The Timberline Resort Shuttle also runs from Summit Pass in Government Camp to Timberline's Wy'East Day Lodge during the winter season. Rideshare availability is limited in the Mt. Hood corridor, so plan on having your own vehicle or using the shuttles.
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House rules
  • Check-in after 4:00 PM
  • Check-out before 10:00 AM
  • 6 guests maximum
Safety & property
  • Carbon monoxide alarm installed
  • Fire extinguisher
  • First aid kit
Cancellation policy
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