PARADISE ESTATES · ASHFORD, WASHINGTON
Welcome to
Coho Cabin.
A cozy cabin tucked into the woods. A soak after the trail. Quiet mornings and fireside evenings.
258 Skate Creek Road North · Ashford, WA 98304
01 / SETTLE IN
You’ve arrived.
Unpack, take a breath, and enjoy the woods. Coho is about ten minutes from the national park entrance and five minutes from Ashford’s restaurants and shops.
House Instructional Videos
Open Coho’s house guide for instructions and help with cabin amenities.
Access and Parking
Your private door code and smart-lock instructions arrive in your booking messages before arrival. If your reservation includes the bunkhouse, use the separate access details provided there.
Park up to four vehicles in the driveway. Street parking is not permitted.
A little more cabin time?
Early check-in or late checkout is $50 each, subject to availability. Ask at least 24 hours ahead when possible, and wait for confirmation before changing your arrival or departure time.
02 / STAY CONNECTED
Wi-Fi, then unwind.
Connect using the network and password below.
Mountain internet can be less reliable than city service. Books, games and movies make for an unplugged evening.
NETWORK
MtRainierNationalParkCabins.com
PASSWORD
@MtRainierCabins
Having trouble connecting?
Check that you chose the network shown above and entered the password exactly. If you still cannot connect, message us so we can help.
03 / MAKE YOURSELF AT HOME
The good kind of downtime.
Cabin comforts, with the details that make them easy to enjoy.
UNDER THE TREES
Your private hot tub
Soak in the wooded setting after a day exploring. Wipe your feet before entering, keep soaps and bubble products out, and replace the cover when finished. Only adjust jet knobs while jets are off; do not force them.
Follow the labeled bottle and booking instructions for after-use care. The labeled chlorine bottle is under the kitchen sink.
Allow at least 30 minutes after routine service, or 4–5 hours after a water change; follow the technician’s instructions.
SPACE FOR YOUR GROUP
The rustic bunkhouse.
Two additional bedrooms, each with a full-size bed, share a connecting toilet closet with sink. The bunkhouse has no hot water; use the main cabin for bathing.
For groups of four or fewer, the bunkhouse stays locked and vacant unless added for $50. It is included for larger groups. Confirm access through your booking messages.
Bedrooms & sleeping arrangements
Main cabin: two upstairs bedrooms, each with a full-size bed, reached by stairs.
Bunkhouse: two additional bedrooms, each with a full-size bed. For groups of four or fewer, it is a $50 optional add-on; otherwise it remains locked and vacant. It is included for larger groups.
Maximum occupancy is eight when the bunkhouse is included. Your reservation determines access.
Kitchen, coffee & meals
The fully equipped kitchen has a propane stove, full-size appliances, cookware, utensils and an Instant Pot.
The drip coffee maker has ground coffee and filters. Oil, salt and pepper are provided. Gather at the dining table or breakfast bar.
The tap water is safe to drink; a slight yellow tint may come from natural minerals.
Heating, fans & fireplace
Bedroom cadet heaters use the thermostat dials on the heaters. The propane fireplace is controlled by the thermostat to the left of the front door.
Fans are provided throughout, with a portable A/C unit in the main living room.
Bathroom Facilities
Main cabin: one full bathroom with a clawfoot tub and shower.
Bunkhouse: a connecting toilet closet with sink, available when the bunkhouse is included. There is no hot water in the bunkhouse.
Towels, shampoo, conditioner and body soap are provided.
Flush only human waste and limited toilet paper; no wipes or other products.
Laundry & entertainment
A washer and dryer are available. Relax with the smart TV, books, games and movies.
Cornhole bags are stored with the cornhole boards.
Grill, fire pit & yard
Enjoy the propane grill, outdoor dining, fire pit and private wooded yard.
Propane for the grill is provided Memorial Day through Labor Day. You may use the grill outside this window, but may need to refill the tank at the local service station and brush down the grill.
Burn Ban Status — check before lighting a fire. Do not burn during a burn ban.
Campfires are allowed in the designated outdoor fire pits.
- Fires must remain inside the designated fire pit at all times.
- Keep fires at a safe, manageable size.
- Completely extinguish the fire before going inside for the night, leaving the property, or going to bed.
Fireworks are strictly prohibited at all times.
Grounds and hot tub staff may be outside during routine maintenance. Supervise children and pets outdoors.
RIGHT OUTSIDE
A neighborhood
worth wandering.
Paradise Estates is a mountain community of local homes and vacation cabins. Enjoy shared community parks, a swimming hole, fishing lake, and creek and river viewpoints.
The neighborhood is walkable; a car is best for exploring Ashford and the national park. Please respect private lots and keep dogs leashed.
04 / ROAD TO PARADISE
Make a day of the mountain.
Our local favorites, from a grocery stop on the way in to a trail you’ll remember.
Skyline Trail
A bigger mountain day: 1,700 feet of elevation gain, broad alpine views, and about 4½ hours of hiking. Check snow and trail conditions first.
Bench & Snow Lakes
A lake outing with rolling climbs and about 700 feet of elevation gain. Allow roughly two hours and check that the access road is open.
Comet Falls
Climb about 900 feet to the falls, allowing around three hours. Extending to Van Trump Park makes it a 5.8-mile outing with 2,000 feet of gain.
Rampart Ridge
Another option from our Road to Paradise hiking list. Open the park’s trail guide for route details and check current conditions before leaving.
Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad
A different way to spend a mountain day. Ask about the current train schedule and reserve ahead for the departure you want.
Find your kind of hike
Browse our family walks, longer hikes, and winter outing ideas. Choose a route for your group’s ability and the day’s conditions.
BaseCamp Bar & Grill
One of our Road to Paradise dining favorites. A convenient stop when you’d rather let someone else do the cooking.
Copper Creek
A local favorite from our area guide. Check opening hours before heading out, especially outside the main summer season.
Mill Haus
Our Road to Paradise guide calls this one worth the drive. Make it part of an outing rather than a quick walk from the cabin.
Dinner at the cabin
Pick up groceries on the way, put the full kitchen to work, and settle around the table. Check seasonal propane availability if you plan to grill.
Plaza Market · Eatonville
A fuller grocery selection about 35 minutes from the cabin, according to our host guide. A useful stop before heading into Ashford.
WinCo · Puyallup
Our Road to Paradise guide suggests stocking up here before the drive. Ashford’s grocery choices are limited.
Ashford County Store
A nearby option for basics and forgotten supplies. Check current opening hours and selection before making a special trip.
Park entry & winter travel
NPS says timed-entry reservations are not required in 2026. Entrance fees and passes still apply. Check requirements for your travel dates.
All vehicles, including AWD and 4WD, must carry tire chains November 1–May 1.
05 / A GOOD STAY FOR EVERYONE
A few cabin courtesies.
Thanks for looking after the cabin and keeping our mountain neighborhood peaceful.
Please message us during your stay so we have a chance to help. Report damage or maintenance needs promptly.
Guests, neighbors & quiet time
- Only registered guests are permitted; no unregistered visitors.
- No events or smoking.
- Quiet hours begin at 10 PM. Keep music and voices low outdoors.
- Respect neighboring homes and private property.
Bringing your dog
- Up to two registered dogs, at least two years old. The fee is $60 per dog.
- No other pets are allowed. Unregistered dogs incur a $250 fee per dog.
- Keep dogs in hard-floor areas, out of bedrooms, and off beds. Use the provided sofa covers or blankets if needed.
- Crate dogs when left alone.
- Pick up waste and remove dog hair before leaving.
- Keep dogs leashed in the neighborhood and supervise them outdoors.
Trash & recycling
Take bagged trash to the designated outdoor can. Follow the disposal and collection instructions in your booking messages, or contact us if you need help.
If the power goes out
Power outages may occur during adverse weather. Flashlights are plugged into outlets throughout the home and in a basket on the kitchen shelf across from the refrigerator.
Contact us for assistance. For outage updates, visit Lewis County PUD.
A LITTLE EXTRA
Make your stay your own.
Request through your booking messages. All services are subject to availability; wait for confirmation and payment instructions.
- Firewood & kindling bundle
- $20
- Snowshoes & poles
- $25 / set
- Trekking poles
- $15 / set
- Pack and Play rental
- $60
- Early check-in
- $50
- Late checkout
- $50
- Bunkhouse for groups of 4 or fewer
- $50
06 / UNTIL NEXT TIME
Before you head home.
Check out by 10:00 AM
Follow any reservation-specific instructions in your checkout message. Thank you for helping us get ready for the next guests.
- Wash all used dishes by hand and take out bagged trash.
- Leave used beds unmade and bed linens in place.
- Turn off the propane fireplace, leaving the pilot light on. Set heaters to 60 degrees.
- Check for belongings, shut all windows, lock all doors and return any borrowed key.
- If you brought dogs, pick up waste and remove pet hair.
WE’RE HERE TO HELP
Your mountain hosts.
For questions, requests, or help during your stay, use the message thread on the platform you booked through. That keeps your reservation details together.
For a true emergency, call 911. Your address is 258 Skate Creek Road North, Ashford, WA 98304.
