Lake Creek Cabin | Close to Mt Rainier, WiFi, Cable

Lake Creek cabin is perfect for a relaxing weekend or getaway. Lake Creek is just out your back door. The Cowlitz River is a short walk through the private community. It is conveniently located close to the Stevens Canyon and Nisqually entrances to Mt. Rainier National Park as well as the White Pass Ski Area. After a day of adventure come back to this cozy cabin and enjoy the warmth of the wood burning fireplace and the coziness of this lovely forest home.

Exclusive Goat Rocks Community
Community Cowlitz River Access
Also Creek access behind the cabin. 
1 Bedroom with Loft that doubles as a second bedroom space for a larger group. 
3/4 Bathroom (Shampoo & Conditioner not provided) 
Sleeps up to 7
2 Queen beds
1 Twin Bed
1 Pull out Sofa bed (sleeps 2)
-Wood Burning Stove 
-Cable TV
-DVD with TV (library of movies to enjoy), board and card games
-Internet/Wifi (60 mbps) 
-Washer & Dryer
-Fully Equipped Kitchen (no dishwasher)
-Outdoor fire pit 
-Out chairs to enjoy the view from the back deck. 
- Charcoal BBQ on back deck. (Please provide your own briquettes.) 
-Potential for road noise from Highway 12
Pets Allowed: $50 pet fee per pet. 
Airbnb users: Initial booking price does not include the pet fee. Pet fee will be requested seperately after booking has been confirmed. 
This property owner does not provide firewood for the woodstove or firepit. The cabin does have regular heat. 

Guest access:
The Entire Home. No Garage access.

Interaction with guests:
We give our guests privacy. But are available when needed.

Other details to note:
This property does not have AC, but fans are provided for your comfort. 

During the summer a burn ban may go into effect in all of Lewis County. During this time campfires, the use of charcoal briquettes, and any other form of burning may be prohibited. 

Winters in Packwood may get very snowy. It is the guests responsibility to be properly equipped for harsh winter driving conditions. We do our best to keep our cabins accessible, but winter traction tires and 4-wheel drive may still be required.