Summary:
Ski Mt. Hood all day, then sink into a bubbling hot tub under snowy firs with your whole crew right next door!
• Two homes side by side, sleeps 22
• 7 bedrooms, 6 full baths
• Two hot tubs and two fire pits
• Garage sauna and gear mudroom
• Board games and arcade fun
• Short walk to slopes and dinner
The Space:
Picture snow drifting past tall windows, the whole crew swapping ski stories across two homes sitting side by side in Government Camp, right on Mt. Hood!
The main house is the gathering hub. Soaring ceilings and a Juliet balcony look down over the living room, where big leather sofas circle a 70" smart TV. The open kitchen has stainless appliances and a large island made for pancake breakfasts and late-night snacks. Next door, House B has its own fully stocked kitchen, a crackling fireplace, and a deck right off the living room.
Sleeping arrangements:
- Main house -
• Bedroom 1: King bed
• Bedroom 2: 2 queen beds, ensuite bath
• Bedroom 3: Queen bed
• Bedroom 4: 2 twin-over-queen bunk beds, smart TV
- House #2 -
• Bedroom 5: Queen-over-twin XL bunk bed, smart TV, workspace
• Bedroom 6: Queen bed
• Bedroom 7: Queen-over-twin XL bunk bed, smart TV
Six full bathrooms keep mornings moving: four in the main house, two in House B.
Outdoor fun: Each home has its own hot tub and fire pit, so there’s always a spot to soak or roast marshmallows. Fire up the BBQ and gather around the patio dining at House B. Coming in from the mountain? Peel off wet layers in the garage mudroom, then thaw out in the sauna!
Game time: Board games, video games, and arcade games keep everyone busy on snowy nights.
Who it’s for: Big families, reunions, and multi-family ski trips. The main house deck has limited seating, so most outdoor meals happen over at House B.
Our local team is just a message away throughout your stay, so all you have to do is decide who gets the first soak!
Guest Access:
Guests have both homes, decks, hot tubs, fire pits, garage, and sauna all to themselves. The only spot that’s off-limits is a locked cleaners’ closet.
The Neighborhood:
You’re right in the heart of Government Camp, the classic little ski village on Mt. Hood, and so much is within walking distance!
Skiing & snow: A short walk to the nearest ski area, plus about 10 to 15 minutes by car to the historic lodge higher up the mountain for year-round skiing and gorgeous views.
Summer fun: Alpine slides, ziplines, and mountain biking are a quick walk away when the snow melts. A popular lakeside trailhead is just minutes from the house, and a stunning alpine lake for paddling and picnics is about 10 minutes away.
Food & drink: Cozy pubs, pizza, a local brewpub, and a beloved breakfast spot famous for huckleberry pancakes are all an easy stroll from the door.
Bigger trips: Portland is about 75 minutes away, and Hood River is roughly an hour.
- Nearby Attractions -
Timberline Lodge – ~6 miles
A historic mountain lodge offering year-round skiing, hiking trails, and the Magic Mile Sky Ride in summer.
Trillium Lake – ~4 miles
A serene alpine lake with a 2-mile loop trail and breathtaking views of Mt. Hood—perfect for kayaking, fishing, and picnics.
Mirror Lake Trailhead – ~0.4 miles
A family-friendly hike (about 3 miles round trip) leading to a beautiful glacial lake that reflects Mt. Hood.
Mount Hood Ski Bowl – ~0.5 miles (walking distance)
A popular ski area in winter, and home to mountain biking and summer activities when the snow melts.
Mt. Hood Adventure Park at Skibowl – ~0.5 miles (walking distance)
An all-season adventure park with alpine slides, ziplines, tubing, and aerial fun.
- Restaurants -
Charlie’s Mountain View – ~0.2 miles
A cozy local spot with hearty burgers, pub fare, and a great après-ski atmosphere.
Glacier Public House (Glacier Haus Bistro & Pizza) – ~0.3 miles
Family-friendly bistro and pizza restaurant, perfect for casual dining after a day on the slopes.
Huckleberry Inn – ~0.3 miles
A Government Camp classic serving all-day breakfast, huckleberry pancakes, and homemade pies.
Mt. Hood Brewing Co. – ~0.5 miles
A laid-back brewpub offering local craft beers and comfort food favorites.
Getting Around:
A car is the way to go up here, since rideshare service on the mountain is limited and unreliable. In winter, plan to carry chains or traction tires, as conditions on US-26 can change quickly. Once you’re parked, the village’s slopes, trails, and restaurants are all close enough to walk!
Other Things to Note:
Check-in: 4:00 PM
Check-out: 10:00 AM
Guests must be 21 years or older to book this property.
Quiet hours are 10:00 PM to 7:00 AM.
This property is 100% smoke-free.
No pets allowed.
We kindly ask that guests refrain from hosting parties or events at the property. We aim to maintain a respectful environment for our neighbors.
An exterior security camera is installed on the property for quality and security monitoring purposes.
Parking is available in the driveway and garage for up to 12 cars.
Stays of 28 days or more may incur an additional cleaning fee.
The main house deck has limited seating and dining space, so plan on House B’s patio for larger outdoor meals.
You may spot deer, birds, and other local wildlife around the property!
GUEST VERIFICATION: To help ensure a smooth and secure stay for all guests, the primary guest listed on the reservation may be asked to complete a quick verification process within 48 hours of booking, depending on the platform used to book the reservation.
Prior to check-in, guests may also be asked to sign a Rental Agreement that includes agreeing to our rental terms and conditions and, on certain booking platforms, providing a valid government-issued ID and matching credit card before arrival.
Included with your booking is our damage waiver coverage, which helps protect against accidental, self-reported damage during your stay when reported prior to check-out.
