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9 guests · 3 bedrooms · 1 bath
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About this house rental
Welcome to Lone Wolf Lodge, a quiet mountain retreat tucked inside the Wallowa-Whitman National Forest on the way up Dooley Mountain. Built in 2011 and renovated in 2019, this peaceful getaway offers a remote forest setting with easy access to outdoor adventure.
Set on 10 acres of mountainside and stream-bottom land, the lodge is ideal for guests who want to relax, explore, and enjoy nature. Bring your ATV, hike nearby logging roads and trails, or drive higher up the mountain to take in the views.
The home includes two main level bedrooms, one with a king bed and one with a queen bed. On the second level there is a spacious loft with a queen bed, queen sofa sleeper, and full-size futon. The large bathroom, on the main level, includes a walk-in shower as well as a washer and dryer.
The full kitchen is equipped with a dining table, stove, dishwasher, microwave, side-by-side refrigerator, coffee maker, Keurig, and French press. The kitchen opens into the living room, which offers comfortable seating and a large-screen Roku TV with free channels, plus some streaming options or you are welcomed to log into your own subscriptions. A second TV is located upstairs in the loft, and games for extra entertainment. For families traveling with little ones, a pack-n-play, highchair, and baby gate are available.
Outside, guests can enjoy the fenced yard, a rustic bench under the pines, a picnic table, and a gas grill. Enjoy your mornings sitting outdoors listening to the gurgle of the seasonal stream run and watch the sun come over the mountains. A stream runs just outside the fence behind the house, so children must be supervised when outdoors. Wildlife sightings in the area may include mule deer, wild turkeys, antelope, and elk have been seen on the hillside behind the house, with occasional sightings of other wildlife like lion, bear and wolf, farther up the mountain.
Guests have private access to the home and fenced yard, with keypad access to the driveway and smart-lock access to the house for convenient self-check-in. There is ample parking, including carport space for two vehicles.
Lone Wolf Lodge is located in the National Forest, about 14 miles from Baker City for easy access to local shops, restaurants, historic sites, and the Geiser Grand Hotel, while still giving guests the peace and privacy of a remote mountain setting. Lone Wolf Lodge is 23 miles from the Sumpter Valley Railroad area via the Elkhorn Scenic Byway, and 36 miles from Anthony Lakes.
Wi-Fi is available, along with a cellular signal booster to improve connectivity in this rural location.
Please note that this is a rustic, remote property on a gravel road in a mountainous area. During winter months (Dec - March), 4-wheel drive is recommended.
Set on 10 acres of mountainside and stream-bottom land, the lodge is ideal for guests who want to relax, explore, and enjoy nature. Bring your ATV, hike nearby logging roads and trails, or drive higher up the mountain to take in the views.
The home includes two main level bedrooms, one with a king bed and one with a queen bed. On the second level there is a spacious loft with a queen bed, queen sofa sleeper, and full-size futon. The large bathroom, on the main level, includes a walk-in shower as well as a washer and dryer.
The full kitchen is equipped with a dining table, stove, dishwasher, microwave, side-by-side refrigerator, coffee maker, Keurig, and French press. The kitchen opens into the living room, which offers comfortable seating and a large-screen Roku TV with free channels, plus some streaming options or you are welcomed to log into your own subscriptions. A second TV is located upstairs in the loft, and games for extra entertainment. For families traveling with little ones, a pack-n-play, highchair, and baby gate are available.
Outside, guests can enjoy the fenced yard, a rustic bench under the pines, a picnic table, and a gas grill. Enjoy your mornings sitting outdoors listening to the gurgle of the seasonal stream run and watch the sun come over the mountains. A stream runs just outside the fence behind the house, so children must be supervised when outdoors. Wildlife sightings in the area may include mule deer, wild turkeys, antelope, and elk have been seen on the hillside behind the house, with occasional sightings of other wildlife like lion, bear and wolf, farther up the mountain.
Guests have private access to the home and fenced yard, with keypad access to the driveway and smart-lock access to the house for convenient self-check-in. There is ample parking, including carport space for two vehicles.
Lone Wolf Lodge is located in the National Forest, about 14 miles from Baker City for easy access to local shops, restaurants, historic sites, and the Geiser Grand Hotel, while still giving guests the peace and privacy of a remote mountain setting. Lone Wolf Lodge is 23 miles from the Sumpter Valley Railroad area via the Elkhorn Scenic Byway, and 36 miles from Anthony Lakes.
Wi-Fi is available, along with a cellular signal booster to improve connectivity in this rural location.
Please note that this is a rustic, remote property on a gravel road in a mountainous area. During winter months (Dec - March), 4-wheel drive is recommended.
Amenities at Lone Wolf Lodge - in Wallowa-Whitman Nat`l Forest
Non-smoking
No pets allowed
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Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Aug 2025
Beautiful cabin, very private and peaceful.there is plenty of cooking wear and a great BBQ. The setting is awesome, I would see mule deer on the ridge line in the morning and cool breezes would blow down the hillside in the evenings. We really enjoyed the experience thank you for sharing this experience with us. I would definitely recommend it.
10 / 10Outstanding·Mar 2025
I booked this house for a long weekend for myself and 2 of my adult children; one of them had a birthday on Friday. We arrived early enough on Thursday and the ever-changing weather cooperated; we got to observe the lunar eclipse.We were Very impressed with the location, the privacy, the Quiet and the amenities. We each had our own space to rest, nap, and read. We loved playing games and cards in the living room, and watching the snow fall, the birds play and trying to count all the gnomes.I love to cook, even on vacation, and I was very impressed with the kitchen setup; the utensils, pots and pans, spices and the variety of kitchen tools. Close to Baker City for shopping and admiring the main street attractions. We also did some exploratory driving to Sumpter, up towards Granite, the animal viewpoint and up 245 a bit for an amazing view. The house was very clean, the beds were comfortable and we all left feeling very rested. We all highly recommend this place.
10 / 10Outstanding·Nov 2024
The house is super comfortable and cute. It feels like home away from home. I would definitely stay there again.
6 / 10Average·Jul 2025
The place was really clean, nicely decorated, and very comfortable. There's a lot of space both inside and out. It's conveniently located to Baker City, close but out in the National forest. It is also close to Philips lake. Also, the owners were super nice.On the down side, there must be a firing range close by. We heard gunshots all day, every day. Also, the well water contains mineral, which is safe to drink but not palatable. Last but not least, the most comfortable outside space is the carport. However, the owner has a security camera focused on it and the camera is monitored. We didn't appreciate the lack of privacy.
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9.8Outstanding
(33 Ratings)
"Beautiful cabin, very private and peaceful.there is plenty of cooking wear and a great BBQ. The setting is awesome, I would see mule deer on the ridge line in the morning and cool breezes would blow d..."
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