Snowberry Cabin
About the Home
Snowberry Cabin is a picturesque, cozy retreat on the Methow Valley Trail system one mile east of the Mazama Junction. The cabin has 5 beds (2 twin and 3 queen size beds). Snowberry Cabin is a picturesque, cozy retreat nestled against the Okanogan National Forest on the Methow Valley Trail system one mile east of the Mazama Junction. Ski, snowshoe, hike, trailrun or bike out the front door with direct access to Goat Creek Trail and beyond to the seemingly endless valley trail system. This custom designed, woodsy cabin features the creative use of reclaimed materials and the spacious, open floor plan is ideal for gatherings. Peaceful forest views abound in every direction. Snowberry cabin has 5 beds (2 twin and 3 queen size beds). The second floor features two private bedrooms, each with a queen deluxe futon bed. The large bunkroom sleeps four with a queen futon sleeper sofa, twin bed and built-in loft bunkbed. 1 full bath with shower, 1 full bath with tub, 1 powder room with sink/toilet only. This family friendly retreat features a selection of toys, games, puzzles and kid-friendly videos/DVDs for your enjoyment. Snowberry Cabin is located right next to the Methow Valley groomed sports/ski trails. Snowberry Cabin is truly a special place to enjoy Mazama and beyond! PLEASE NOTE: Pets are NOT allowed in this cabin. EXTRA GUESTS AND MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY FOUR guests are included in the nightly rental rate, additional guests are charged at $25 per person per night. Maximum occupancy is 8. PRICING Please note that the nightly rental rate varies with seasons and weekdays, please enter your proposed dates for an accurate quote. The Inn Pool - guests of our cabin may use The Inn at Mazama outdoor pool (open from Memorial Day to Labor Day) and tennis/pickle-ball court located at 15 Country Road in Mazama. The cost to use the pool is $10/guest/day and you should check in at the front desk before heading to the pool. The Inn also has a co-working space and private offices available to rent by the day in case you need space to work during your stay. BBQ and Woodstove: During burn bans or other periods of high fire risk the BBQ is not available. Strictly no outdoor fires. Please also refrain from using the indoor wood stove during burn bans. Okanogan county burn bans typically run from June to mid October, see county website for current restrictions.