Twin Maples | WiFi, River Access, BBQ

 
This family cabin is located in the exclusive Goat Rocks Community just minutes east of Packwood, WA. You will find it nestled under a pair of mature maple trees offering shade on warm summer days. Just off the back deck is the trail to the Cowlitz River. If you are lucky, you may see a herd of the famous Packwood elk.Great location, only 20 minutes from White Pass Ski Area for fabulous snow skiing/boarding or snowshoeing. In the summer,15 minutes to the entrance of Mt. Rainier Natl Park or explore the Gifford Pinchot Natl Forest. A little farther drive, visit Mt. St. Helens, the famous mountain that blew her top in 1980!

-Exclusive Goat Rocks Community Community
-Private HOA Cowlitz River Access
-2 Bedroom with Loft
-1.5 Bath (Shampoo & Conditioner not provided) 
-Sleeps up to 6
-2 Queen beds 2 Twin Beds 
-Wood Burning Stove in Living Room
-Boot Warmer
-WiFi. (258 mbps)
-Smart TV downstairs allows you to stream video through your own apps.
-TV upstairs has a DVD player. (Bring your own DVD’s).
-Washer & Dryer 
- Propane BBQ 
-Fully Equipped Kitchen includes
          *Toasters
          *Electric Hand Mixer
          *Rice Cooker
          *Crock Pot
          *Coffee Grinder
          *Blender
          *Stove Top Griddle 
          *Drip Coffee Maker
          *Basic Spice/ Oils 
          *All Dishware and Cookingware needed to cook and enjoy a family meal.       
-Dishwasher
-Pets are NOT ALLOWED in this cabin.
-This is a non smoking cabin. 
-Fire wood is provided

Guest access:
The Entire Home. 

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

Please Note:

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.