Fawn Creek Hideaway in Mazama Pet Policy

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Fawn Creek Hideaway in Mazama

This cabin was originally built in the 1960s using logs and lumber harvested from the surrounding forest. As one of the first structures in the Edelweiss area, it began as a hunter’s camp—complete with a horse corral for trips into the backcountry. Years later, it was thoughtfully remodeled from a rustic shelter into a cozy, comfortable getaway.

Set among open woods with views of Lucky Jim Bluff, the property is bordered by Fawn Creek, which tumbles down the hillside from early spring through late summer, filling the air with the soothing sound of cascading water.

Inside Fawn Creek Hideaway you’ll find a fully equipped kitchen stocked with cookware, spices, a dishwasher, microwave, 3 types of coffeemakers(standard drip, french press and pour over coffee option, coffee grinder provided as well), tea lovers have a tea kettle, electric kettle and loose leaf tea leaves holder. . A sunny enclosed breakfast nook and open living room with a gas fireplace create a welcoming space to relax.There is a laundry room with washer/dryer and a bathroom with walk in shower(shampoo conditioner and bodywash provided) The upstairs bedroom, perched among the trees like a private treehouse, features a queen bed and ensuite bathroom. Downstairs, another queen bedroom with sliding glass doors opens onto the deck. For extra guests, a queen sofa bed is available in the living room. The cabin also includes a Smart TV (Netflix, YouTubeTV, and more—use your own login), a Bluetooth speaker, radio, and high-speed internet.

Outdoor spaces are designed for relaxation. Enjoy your morning coffee/tea on the cozy side deck, or gather for dinner and drinks on the large covered deck with its BBQ and dining table. Unwind in the cedar sauna (seats 4–6) with a changing room, or cool off with your feet in the crisp mountain water of Fawn Creek on a warm afternoon.

Location & access: Trails are just steps away. Walk 10 minutes downhill to the Lunachick trailhead or uphill to Lower Fawn Creek Trail and explore the Rendezvous Basin. Both connect to the 120-mile Methow Valley Trail System—perfect for biking, hiking, or skiing without needing to drive. Or, stay close to home and enjoy the serenity of Fawn Creek Hideaway in our climate controlled cabin to read, paint, write or pursue your favorite creative endeavor. The cabin is conveniently located just 3 miles from Mazama and less than 15 minutes from downtown Winthrop.

**1 Dog Limit

EXTREMELY IMPORTANT YEAR ROUND TRAVEL INFORMATION--READ BEFORE BOOKING A RESERVATION:
1)It is the responsibility of the guest to have travel plans in place to travel either over the North Cascades via Highway 20 OR to travel over Steven's Pass through Leavenworth OR to travel I-90 over Snoqualmie to Blewett Pass through Wenatchee and then up the Columbia river to the Methow Valley. If one route is closed, it is the YOUR responsibility to make alternate plans for travel. NO REFUNDS will be given at any time of the year simply because an alternate route must be taken and add additional travel time. Highway 20 is closed in the winter and mountain passes can be closed anytime of the year because of wildfires, rockslides or other occurrences. Directions over all the routes will be sent to. you 3 days before your arrival. Make sure to check pass reports(and they can change while you are en route) and print out the directions before you leave.

2)Trail Access/Closure Information:
If you are coming to hike, bike, or ski on a trail or system of trails which happen to be closed before or during your stay, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN because of this. Trail closures can occur anytime because of fire, rockslides, mud flows...and we have no control over this. There are many hiking, biking trails of various kinds in the Methow Valley. If access to the North Cascades is closed via Hwy 20 because of any reason, NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN because of this. There beautiful hikes in and around our valley that we would be happy to recommend.
**We have limited wifi due to our location in the valley. Therefore please read the following....
INTERNET POLICY
**We strive to provide the best internet service we can get here in the very rural Methow Valley. Internet speeds vary throughout the valley and outages or tech issues can occur that we have no control over, and for these reasons NO REFUNDS are given if the internet is problematic. We also do not guarantee that the internet will meet your work/school needs. Should you have an issue with internet service, please send us a message through VRBO describing the problem. We will then contact you to troubleshoot. If the issue is not resolved, we will then contact the internet provider, and/or homeowner. Please note... our valley is very rural and getting service personnel to fix things in a timely manner can be a challenge. We rent lodging, not office space.

IMPORTANT WINTER INFORMATION POLICY :
**Should you travel to the Methow during the winter months it is important to understand that you must be prepared for winter driving(keep chains, shovel...in the car) and all the inconveniences it causes you and the community you are visiting. The weather can be extreme with large snowfalls, unexpected technical issues, frozen pipes, impassable roads/driveways). If it snows while here you will have to wait for plow service just like every other person in the valley. There are a limited number of plow companies and Methow Reservations nor the owners of the house are in control of the plow company schedules. They have many different contracts and many miles of roads, driveways...to plow. If a plow person or a snow shoveler shows up to clear any area around the house, please do not argue with them or turn them away. Move your vehicles if asked. Your cooperation and patience are required especially after any significant snow accumulation. Should you get stuck you can call Classic Towing in Twisp, WA

**WEATHER CONDITIONS**

We are not responsible for weather conditions that impact your travel. If you will be arriving during the winter, please be sure you have proper equipment for driving in the snow, and carry tire chains for driving over the passes. Our local roads are always kept open and in good condition for winter travel. There are no refunds for road closures; however, if both Stevens and Snoqualmie mountain passes are closed for more than eight hours and the closures prohibit you from reaching the property, you may reschedule your stay for an arrival within three months of the pass closures. Please note that the North Cascades Pass is always closed during winter. It is the guest's responsibility to check to see on mountain passes before and during travel any time of the year. If one is open an the other closed, the guest is to take the alternate route. No refunds will be given alternative routes can be taken.

**Propane Fireplace--The propane stove is a supplemental heating source not the main one. If there should be tech issues or the propane fireplace during your stay, please send a message through vrbo. Methow Reservations and the owner will try to troubleshoot and remedy the problem. If the problem requires a part or there is an issue with the propane company that may take longer that your stay, NO REFUNDS will be given. The guest will use the main electric heating source at any times that the propane stove may be out of operation.

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