Hot Tub Cool Views: Roaring Creek Cabin

The Roaring Creek Cabin offers a getaway nestled in the North Central Cascades perfect for groups and families in need of some time in the woods. The rustic atmosphere is accentuated by vaulted ceilings with lots of natural light and mountain views via the wide windows, the home's wood and stonework, as well as perks like your own private hot tub. The cabin is on 20 acres of private meadows and forest with a network of trails adjacent to 500 acres of protected public BLM land. Pet friendly!

A Dog- and Family-Friendly Getaway! With a Hot Tub!

Sometimes you just need to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and enjoy some splendid natural beauty. The Roaring Creek Cabin offers an incredible North Central Cascades getaway perfect for groups and families (with dogs), in need of some rest and relaxation. Surrounded by woodlands, it's just a quick drive to pristine slopes in the winter, and with perks like your very own private hot tub, this is one vacation rental you won't want to miss.

Uniquely Situated in the Woods. A Private Setting!

Nestled deep in the woods, you'll love driving to and from your new home-away-from-home (it's a scenic two-hour drive from Seattle and as of 2024 we added a Level 2 EV charger!). The quaint Bavarian town of Leavenworth is just 19 miles south for all your dining needs, with skiing a quick 18-mile drive westward at beautiful Stevens Pass. More attractions await at Lake Wenatchee State Park eight miles to the north, but if you're just looking for a nature hike, all you need to do is step out of your door! This setting is wonderfully seasonal--with 6+ feet of snow in the winter and 90 degree temps in the summer, and almost daily rainbows in the spring and fall.

A Fully-Equipped Kitchen - Just Like Home

The Roaring Creek Cabin is a spacious, homey getaway with an incredible selection of comforts. This multi-level home's large rooms and vaulted ceilings give groups of up to eight enough space to relax after a long day of exploring the great outdoors. The rustic atmosphere is accentuated by lots of natural light and amazing views via the wide windows, the home's incredible wood and stonework, as well as a large variety of charming objects decorating the walls.

Cool Views: Inside and Out

Take in the stunning view and some bracing mountain air on your very own private deck, then step back inside to the cozy living room. The large, plush sectional sofa is perfect for getting family and friends together for some relaxation, made even better by the stone-facade wood stove that keeps everyone nice and toasty in the cold winter months. This cabin offers a great opportunity to unplug; put those stressful work emails aside (although wifi is available), put some music on the speakers, and just sit back and take in the view of the woods and mountains from the many windows.

Eat and Relax: It's Vacation!

The dining area is near the living room, with a charming table for four and seats for four more at the breakfast bar nearby. For those hoping to take in amazing mountainside views with their meal, good news! The deck offers another table for four and an incredible view to accompany your meal.

We Love the PNW

The main attraction of this home is all around you: the gorgeous nature of the Pacific Northwest! Visitors in the spring, summer, and fall can simply step out of the door and enjoy a walk through the surrounding woodlands, or head to nearby Lake Wenatchee State Park for hiking, fishing, swimming, golfing, and more. Wintertime visitors, meanwhile, can take a quick drive to Stevens Pass, and tear up the slopes with skis and snowboards. After excursions, you can come back home and take a nice, long soak in your private hot tub, complete with an incredible view on the deck.

Leavenworth has Something for Everyone!

If you ever need a break from exploring the great outdoors, the low-key, quaint town of Leavenworth is just 19 miles south. Styled like a Bavarian village, Leavenworth boasts charming architecture, several restaurants and shops, and gorgeous views of the mountains. You can explore the town's shops and cafes at any time of the year - as well as visit nearby attractions like the Upper Valley Museum and Icicle Junction mini-golf and arcade just a mile from town. October visitors can take in the excitement and energy of a traditional Oktoberfest festival, complete with all the brews and brats you could ever want.

Pets

We welcome your dogs and other pets with prior permission! We do ask for a $15 per pet per night fee to help us keep up with the cleaning--up to $150 per month. Please let us know if you plan on bringing a pet and we will be in touch after the booking is completed to collect the pet fee. More details on pets can be found in the guidebook we will send to you after booking. If you want to bring a pet that is not a dog, please request permission before finalizing the booking. Thanks!

Please note that during the winter you will need chains or all-wheel-drive to access the cabin. The road is regularly plowed, but traction is required and parking is more limited in the winter. If you do not have excellent traction, please consider parking across the street and walking 100 meters up the driveway to the cabin door. Thanks!

Guests can access the entire house except for the pantry (off the hallway) and a small portion of the basement with a locked lattice door.

This is a highly seasonal location. There is ~6 feet of snow in the winter. The spring and fall are absolutely stunning. Summer can be as hot as 95 degrees, but usually there is a nice breeze up in the mountains.

Connectivity

October 2021 update: we now have fast internet courtesy of Starlink and Sonos speakers for your whole-house listening pleasure! This allows for cozy streaming movie nights this winter with wonderful surround sound.

Weather/Climate

Please note that we do not offer free cancellation due to inclement weather, poor air quality, or high wildfire danger in the area, unless active road closures due to fire or weather conditions prohibit guests from accessing the house, or advise guests to evacuate during their stay (Level 2 or higher fire evacuation notice, or road closures completely prohibit travel from guests’ point of origin to the house).

As a concrete example of this policy, if you are traveling by car from west of the Cascades, if Stevens Pass is closed, the cabin is still accessible via Snoqualmie Pass to Blewett Pass to Leavenworth or via Snoqualmie Pass to Wenatchee to Leavenworth, so a closure of Stevens Pass does not prohibit your travel options in this case.

Chelan County STR permit number 000091