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Yes. We have dedicated fiber internet delivering 300+ Mbps download and 115+ Mbps upload speeds. We test daily and have a battery backup system so you stay connected even during brief power interruptions. Multiple guests have run concurrent video calls, cloud development environments, and large file transfers without issues.

All gear is free to borrow during your stay. Everything is organized in the gear shed with instructions and maps. Just grab what you need and return it when you're done. We maintain all equipment regularly and provide cleaning supplies. If there's specific gear you'd like that we don't have, let us know before your trip and we'll try to arrange it.

We have a 3-night minimum, but the cabin is designed for longer stays. Most guests book 1-2 weeks. We offer weekly discounts (15% off) and bi-weekly discounts (25% off). Extended stays of a month or more are available at special rates — just message us.

Yes! Well-behaved dogs are welcome (up to 2). The secluded property and surrounding forest trails are perfect for dogs. We provide water bowls and a towel station for muddy paws. There's a small pet fee to cover additional cleaning.

We recommend stocking up in Eatonville (~40 min from the cabin) or at stores along your route from Seattle. The cabin has a full kitchen with all cookware, spices, and basics. For quick needs, the Ashford general store is about 10 minutes away. We also provide a starter pack with coffee, tea, and local snacks.

Yes, you'll need a Mount Rainier National Park pass ($30 for a 7-day vehicle pass, or $55 for an annual America the Beautiful pass that covers all national parks). We don't include this in the cabin price, but we do provide detailed park entry information and trail recommendations in your welcome guide.

Yes. The cabin is accessible year-round. The road is maintained and plowed. We recommend all-wheel drive or chains during heavy snowfall (November–March), which is standard for the area. The driveway is also maintained. Inside the park, some roads close seasonally, but the Nisqually entrance and road to Paradise remain open year-round (conditions permitting).

We have a full contrast therapy circuit: a cedar barrel sauna (heats to 185°F), a cold plunge tub (maintained at 45°F), and a covered hot tub. The wellness routine of sauna → cold plunge → hot tub is incredible after a day of hiking or skiing. All three are on the back deck surrounded by forest for complete privacy. Towels and robes are provided.

Yes! We have a dedicated Level 2 EV charger (240V, 32A) in the driveway. It's compatible with all EVs including Tesla (adapter included). A full charge overnight is typical. We're one of the few Rainier-area properties with dedicated EV charging — important since public chargers are sparse in the corridor.

Every stay begins with a curated basket of Pacific Northwest artisan goods: locally roasted coffee, craft chocolate, dried fruit and trail mix, craft jerky, herbal tea, and a handwritten card with personalized trail recommendations based on the season and your interests. We also stock the kitchen with basics like olive oil, salt, pepper, and spices so you can cook on day one.