Gifford Pinchot National Forest · Randle, Washington

We build
stillness
into every
stay.

A handcrafted cabin retreat on Cedar Grove Road — where the only agenda is the sound of wind through fir trees and the kind of quiet that actually restores you.

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Burton Creek Cabin exterior nestled among evergreen trees

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Mountain hospitality crafted with care in the heart of the Gifford Pinchot.

About Us

Not a resort.
Something honest.

Burton Creek Cabin sits on Cedar Grove Road, a quiet stretch of road that leads you away from the noise and into the kind of place where time moves differently. We're not trying to be anything we're not — just a proper cabin, well-kept and thoughtfully furnished, for people who want to sleep to the sound of running water and waking up to fir trees.

Located within the Gifford Pinchot National Forest near Randle, Washington, our cabin is a basecamp for hikers, a pause button for families, and a sanctuary for anyone who needs to remember what silence feels like.

Forest-adjacent
Fully equipped
Pet-friendly
Off-grid feel

The Cabin

Built for real rest.

Cozy living area with wood-burning fireplace

Living Space

Open-plan living with a wood-burning stove, hand-selected furnishings, and windows that frame the forest like a moving painting.

Full kitchen with modern appliances

Kitchen

Fully equipped kitchen with cast iron, proper knives, and everything you need to cook a meal that tastes better because of the setting.

Comfortable bedroom with mountain views

Bedrooms

Quality linens, blackout curtains, and beds that actually support a deep sleep — because we know what you came for.

Clean modern bathroom with natural stone

Bathroom

Hot water, good pressure, natural stone accents, and towel warmth that makes you reconsider your entire morning routine.

Wooden deck overlooking the forest

Deck & Outdoors

A cedar deck with seating, morning coffee views, and a fire pit for evenings when the temperature drops and the stars come out.

Surrounding evergreen forest trail

Trail Access

Direct access to hiking and mountain biking trails through old-growth forest. Pack a lunch and don't rush back.

Surroundings

The forest is your backyard.

Randle sits at the eastern edge of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest — a place where the road ends and the real Washington begins. From Burton Creek Cabin, you're surrounded by old-growth fir, creek crossings, and trailheads that lead to places most people drive past without noticing.

Whether you're chasing waterfalls, tracking elk at dawn, or just walking without a destination, this is the kind of place that makes you slow down on purpose.

Gifford Pinchot National Forest

Direct trail access from the property

Family & Pet Friendly

A safe, open space for everyone

Quiet & Private

No through traffic, no neighbors nearby

Creek flowing through forest near Burton Creek Cabin
Sunlight filtering through evergreen trees
Mountain vista from Randle area
Forest hiking trail near Burton Creek Cabin

Guest Experiences

What people remember

"We came for a long weekend and left knowing we needed to come back for a whole week. The cabin has everything and then some. The kids are already asking when we can go again."

— Sarah M., Portland

"I've stayed at lodges all over the Pacific Northwest. This one stands out because it feels like someone actually cares about the experience — not just the booking. The attention to detail is real."

— David L., Seattle

"Brought my dog and two kids. The cabin was spotless, the trails were incredible, and we saw a deer right from the deck. We're already planning our return trip this fall."

— Jennifer K., Bend

Get in Touch

Ready to unplug?

Reach out to check availability, ask questions, or just say hello. We respond personally — no automated scripts, no runaround.

Call or text

(503) 740-4485

Email

pkellan@gmail.com

Location

149 Cedar Grv, Randle WA 98377

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Find Us

149 Cedar Grv
Randle, WA 98377

Nestled in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, just off State Route 131. Look for the sign at the end of the driveway.

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