The Loft living room, with the sofa, stove, and round table

Skykomish, Washington

The Loft

The most romantic cabin on the property: a wood stove, a deep bathtub, and a movie once you are back from the mountain.

Sleeps 3

Availability

The cabin

Take Highway 2 to Skykomish, an hour from Seattle and minutes from hiking, rafting, and skiing at Stevens Pass. The Loft is built for two: a bathtub, a large wood stove, a reading nook, and an 80-inch projector with Android TV.

Both beds are on a loft reached by a steep ladder. If you have limited mobility or young children, The A-Frame, The Chalet, or The Lodge will be easier.

Cabin amenities

  • Large wood-burning stove, wood provided
  • 80-inch projector
  • Bluetooth stereo
  • Bathtub and shower
  • Reading nook
  • Front porch with camp chairs and a barbecue
  • Tending the wood stove in the Loft
  • A movie on the projector across from the sofa
  • Camp chairs and a red kettle on the Loft porch

Shared amenities

  • Sauna
  • Picnic table
  • Hammocks
  • Two fire pits
  • Swing set
  • Nature trail
  • Backup generator
  • Fiber Wi-Fi

Sleeping

The Loft sleeps 3. The queen and a twin for lounging are both up the ladder.

  • The bed in the loft, under the sloped ceiling
  • An open book on the loft bed
  • The ladder up to the sleeping loft

Kitchenette

A toaster oven, Keurig, electric kettle, tea, and snacks. Plates are compostable, and the utensils are plastic.

There is no kitchen sink and no freezer.

  • The toaster oven on the kitchenette counter
  • Utensils in the kitchenette drawer
  • The round table beside the kitchenette

Good to know

  • Check-in after 4pm.
  • One pet is allowed, with a fee paid before the trip.
  • A ladder is required to reach the beds.
  • Parking for one vehicle on the unpaved driveway behind the cabin. More may be available if you ask.
  • This cabin is on the Skycamp property with four other cabins. You share the grounds: sauna, picnic table, hammocks, fire pits, swing set, and nature trail.
  • The property sits near Highway 2 and the Great Northern Railway, on the other side of the Foss River. You may hear trains and light road noise.