Sanctuary Cabin

We really enjoyed the house once we settled into what it was supposed to be for us, which was solitude. We loved the sauna, the hike, the goats and the kitchen (it could be better socked with utensils and such). We could have used some more puzzles or games to entertain littles. While I enjoy unplugging, one television would have helped since it is so rural and hard to find something to do when there is weather. The house was clean and the beds were comfortable. We figured out the heat quickly and loved having a wood stove fire every night. We explored the property and the adjacent trails and really fell into a very happy daily routine!

Had a great stay at the cabin! Mules were very cute and the home is beautiful

2nd time staying here: The place is perfectly tucked away just off the highway, 25ish minutes from Ashland. The space is the perfect size and the home backs up right to a beautiful 7 mile trail. Always recommend this place. Only thing to call out is old plumbing which cause a very strong smell when showering and doing dishes.

Let’s start with the good stuff. It’s flat out beautiful. It was clean on arrival and the host left the lights on for us which was nice. You can’t beat the views coming or going. It’s pretty spectacular. There are also lots of coffee to pick from in the cabinets. There are also leftover bathroom needs like tooth brushes in case you forgot. Also host was VERY nice and offered us solar glasses to watch the eclipse! Now to the bad stuff. One, it should be very clearly posted that the road going to the cabin is NO JOKE and only very experienced drivers should attempt it. After you leave Ashland it’s a great ten mile ride until you hit the S turns on a mountain side that is straight down, with no guard rail and absolutely no room for error. If you make the slightest mistake you will die. (My boyfriend says I’m exaggerating, but I disagree, as I’m the one who drove it every day for 7 days.) mind you it’s only 7 miles of 66 that is like this, as we drove from the cabin to Crater Lake through Klamath Falls and all was fine. Two, when the host tells you they will turn the heat you expect that to be higher than 62°, especially when it’s 49° outside. Seems like common sense, but when you come inside to find notes on the heater that read “if you want warmer burn wood” you immediately get annoyed. Again, something you should know up front. Also if you are requiring wood for warmth, maybe the host should provide more than split logs and ONE Diet Coke box. There is so much more

Very relaxing stay ! No noise just peace and quiet. Close to Ashland and Jacksonville, both wonderful little towns. Many animals, birds and 2 darling Mules that have been rescued!!! We would stay again !!! ❣️

Wonderful place, great hosts, very accommodating.

My brother and I spent 4 nights at the cabin and felt right at home. Rachel was very helpful and responsive to anything we needed and provided great recommendations on nearby trails. The cabin had all of the appliances we needed and was very comfortable for the week. Thanks again for the great trip!

While the space is quite a journey up the mountain- it is extremely peaceful and allows for the chance to reset. Also huge areas to relax. The donkeys made the trip

We enjoyed a cozy, peaceful stay!

We loved this beautiful spot and felt very special to see it snow in June! What a great hike we had afterwards! Thanks!