Government Camp, still available July 4th , 3rd night free !

We love the Snowy Owl!

The house was perfect for our multi-generational family stay on Mt. Hood! Grandparents took the room by the kitchen, parents and kids were upstairs, the kids in the bunks. The house stayed plenty warm enough with or even without using the wood stove. Ample hooks for drying wet winter gear were appreciated and so were the heated floors - so helpful for drying our boots!

Very clean and cozy! On a quiet street very close to everything!

Bring a couple space heaters if you’re staying here in winter months as the cabin has no central heat, insulation or enough space heaters. We wore our heavy coats and lots of layers for a good amount of time. The small pot belly stove would eventually only heat the second floor, but it had a blower to help distribute the heat, so that helped. There was one small space heater in the downstairs tv/pool table room, which was a requirement because that room was basically a basement and really cold. The third floor (master bedroom, bunk beds and small bath) could benefit from a couple heaters. There wasn’t a really comfortable place to hang out as the sofa on the second floor was like a futon and the basement was, again, super cold. We brought two wooden baby gates, but the openings into the kitchen and downstairs weren’t the most secure for their use. Probably wouldn’t stay here again with a toddler -The positives are that the hot water was abundant and there was a full size washer and dryer in the basement. The bathrooms and entryway have heated floors, though you’ll have to fiddle with the settings. The trees surrounding the house were thick and beautiful. And the restaurants within walking distance were tasty and had friendly staff. Stocked kitchen with lots of tools and a couple dry staples. Plenty of fire wood provided by the rental company. Solid wifi throughout and smart tv downstairs.