Mazama · Methow Valley · Washington

A dog-friendly cabin
on a historic 40-acre farm

Sweeping fields, century-old barns, and the North Cascades out every window. Bring the whole pack — there's no maximum.

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The one rule

You must bring your dog.

We're serious. Don't leave them bored at home, and don't you dare send them to a kennel. Think of all their hard work: standing guard at the window for deliveries, power naps, all that playing and cuddling and following you around from room to room. It's exhausting.

The Methow Dog Cabin is a place for them to relax and unwind, accompanied by their favorite humans. No maximum number of dogs, no weight limit, no breed restrictions. Time to let Max take you on a vacation.

The Cabin

An enchanting cabin in the woods

Originally built in Winthrop as a small schoolhouse, this two-bedroom cabin was transported to an idyllic forty-acre farm in the Mazama corridor. Relax in a peaceful, pastoral setting with historic barns and sweeping fields just out the windows.

The main floor centers on a hand-built stone propane fireplace — a cozy spot to gather with family, friends, and the dog. There are two complete living areas, a rustic front porch overlooking the open fields, and an enclosed deck perfect for your fur babies to lounge in the sun off-leash.

  • Sleeps up to 7. Two upstairs bedrooms — one queen; one queen plus two twins and a desk. A leather fold-out sleeper downstairs adds an extra guest.
  • Full kitchen, well stocked with pots and pans, plateware, bartending tools, and stemware.
  • Stay a 4th night and get a discount on the whole stay.
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The Dog Cabin nestled among ponderosa pines, with its covered front porch and warm interior light

Amenities

Stocked and ready

  • Propane BBQ grill
  • Coffee maker & grinder
  • Full kitchen
  • Gas fireplace
  • Washer & dryer
  • On-demand hot water
  • Electric heat
  • Family games & puzzles
  • Eco-friendly cleaning products
  • Enclosed dog deck

The Methow Valley

A gateway to it all

The Methow Valley hosts the largest Nordic ski area in North America — and the trail is just a quarter-mile walk away. The property has plenty of room to walk the dog and backs right up to the national forest.

  • 120+ miles of cross-country ski and bike trails.
  • Legendary October larch hikes in the northern Cascades.
  • Winthrop — a fun, western-themed town — just down the road.

One of the greatest recreation destinations in Washington, in every season.

Dawn mist drifting over the farm pasture with a gate and Cascade peaks beyond

Winter on the farm

Step out the door and into the snow

When the valley turns white, the farm becomes a Nordic basecamp. The Methow holds the largest groomed cross-country ski network in North America — and the trail is a quarter-mile walk from the cabin. Ski, snowshoe, or fat-bike straight from the farm, then thaw out by the fire with the dogs.

A cross-country skier descending a groomed trail through snowy evergreens
Groomed Nordic trails just minutes from the farm.
Cross-country skiers on a snowy ridge with mountain views
Hundreds of kilometers of skiing across the valley.
A skier gliding along a groomed track lined with snow-laden pines
Classic and skate skiing for every level.
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Weddings & gatherings

Say "I do" in the hayfield

Exchange vows beneath century-old barns with the North Cascades as your backdrop. Our historic forty-acre farm is a one-of-a-kind setting for weddings, reunions, and celebrations — open fields for the ceremony, rustic barns for the reception, and golden light that does half the work for your photographer.

  • Historic barns & open pasture for ceremonies and receptions.
  • Sweeping mountain views in every direction.
  • On-site lodging at the cabin for the couple or family.
A historic red barn framed by a dramatic Methow peak — a rustic wedding venue
Historic barns in a golden field with misty mountains — a rustic wedding backdrop
A newly married couple holding hands with a wedding ring, shadows cast on the grass
A couple embracing at golden hour, the bride holding a pink rose bouquet

Inquire about your wedding

Tell us your date and your vision — we'll be in touch about hosting your celebration on the farm.

The working farm

Grown here, sold here — regeneratively

The farm is coming back to life. We're growing cut flowers, orchard fruit, and hops the regenerative way — building soil, not depleting it. Come summer, you'll find buckets of dahlias and fresh-cut bouquets, ripe fruit, and farm goods for sale right at the farmstand.

Want to make an afternoon of it? U-cut rows let you gather your own armful of flowers straight from the field.

  • Dahlias & cut flowers
  • Orchard fruit
  • Estate hops
  • U-cut rows
  • Roadside farmstand
  • Regeneratively grown
A roadside farm stand with hand-painted signs, greenhouses and mountains behind
A vibrant field of mixed dahlias and cut flowers in full bloom
Dahlias & cut flowers — by the bunch or U-cut.
Rows of orchard trees in golden autumn light
An orchard of fruit trees, coming into its own.
Green hop cones ripening on the bine
Estate hops, grown for the tasting room.

Tasting room

Estate beer & cider, poured at the source

A future tasting room will pour estate-made beer and cider — brewed and pressed with fruit grown right on the farm. Think pear and peach ciders, berry-kissed ales, and seasonal pours you won't find anywhere else, alongside the best products from neighboring Methow Valley farms.

A glass of apple cider garnished with an apple slice and cinnamon
Estate cider, pressed from farm-grown fruit.
A pile of ripe, freshly harvested peaches
Pears, peaches, and berries from the orchard.
A plate of fresh strawberries and raspberries
Berry-forward pours and valley farm goods.

Book your stay

Bring the dog. Bring everyone.

Ready to trade the kennel for a forty-acre farm? Book your dates directly through Methow Reservations.

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No maximum number of dogs · No weight limit · No breed restrictions

Have a question? Send us a note.

We'll get back to you about dates, the dogs, or anything about the farm.