Cedar Peak Lodge - Mt. Hood Basecamp

Summary:

Cedar Peak Lodge gives six guests a comfortable base between days on Mt. Hood and evenings beneath the trees. The golf course is across the street, while trails, rivers, ski areas, and Government Camp are within driving distance. Back at the property, a private hot tub, full kitchen, gathering spaces, and three bedrooms make room to recover and reconnect. Pets are welcome, so the whole group can join the mountain escape.



The Space:

Cedar Peak Lodge is built around the rhythm of a Mt. Hood stay: an early start for the mountain, a full day outside, and a comfortable place to gather when the gear comes off.



The living room gives the group a central place for conversation, games, or a quiet evening after skiing, hiking, fishing, or golf. The full kitchen supports everything from breakfast before the trail to dinner at the property, with dining space for meals together.



Outside, the private hot tub sits among the trees, creating a welcome finish to a day on the slopes, golf course, river, or trail. The property's outdoor space gives guests and pets more room to enjoy the mountain setting.



Cedar Peak Lodge accommodates up to six guests:

Primary bedroom: King bed

Second bedroom: Queen bed

Third bedroom: Queen bed

Two full bathrooms serve the bedrooms and shared spaces.



With three private bedrooms, the property works well for families, couples, or friends who want time together without placing every part of the stay in one room.



Guest Access:

Guests have private use of Cedar Peak Lodge, including the three bedrooms, two bathrooms, kitchen, living and dining spaces, outdoor areas, and hot tub.



Self-guided arrival information and access instructions are provided before check-in through your Arrival Getaways Boarding Pass.



The Neighborhood:

Cedar Peak Lodge is located in Mt. Hood Village, where forest roads, rivers, golf, and mountain recreation shape the surrounding area. The golf course at The Resort at the Mountain is across the street, placing a round within reach without a day of travel.



Mt. Hood National Forest offers hiking, mountain biking, fishing, waterfalls, river access, scenic drives, and wildlife viewing. Winter brings skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, and other snow activities at Timberline, Mt. Hood Meadows, Mt. Hood Skibowl, Summit Pass, and Cooper Spur.



Welches provides restaurants, cafes, breweries, shops, and everyday supplies. Government Camp, about ten miles away, adds mountain dining and access to more recreation near the slopes.



Getting Around:

A vehicle is recommended in every season for reaching ski areas, trailheads, rivers, restaurants, shops, and surrounding Mt. Hood communities.



Mountain roads may be wet, icy, snowy, or affected by changing weather. Winter guests should check road and weather conditions before travel and arrive with a vehicle and equipment suited to current requirements.



Your Arrival Getaways Boarding Pass includes our Transportation Guidebook along with recommendations for skiing, hiking, fishing, golf, waterfalls, scenic drives, restaurants, and local experiences.



Other Things to Note:

Occupancy

Cedar Peak Lodge accommodates no more than six registered guests.



Private hot tub

The hot tub is private to the property. Children must be supervised around the hot tub, and guests must follow the posted safety and care instructions.



Pets

Pets are welcome with prior approval. A pet fee of $50 per pet, per stay applies, with a maximum of two pets. Guests are responsible for supervising their pets and cleaning up after them.



Golf course

The golf course is across the street from the property. Tee times, fees, course access, operating schedules, and availability are managed by the golf course and are not included with the reservation.



Mountain driving

Weather and road conditions can change throughout the day. Snow, ice, falling branches, closures, and traction requirements may affect travel. Guests are responsible for checking current conditions and arriving prepared.



Natural setting

The forest setting brings wildlife, insects, falling needles, leaves, mud, moisture, and other natural conditions to the property. Food and trash should be secured, and wildlife should not be approached or fed.



Community setting

Parties and events are not permitted. Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. Please respect neighboring properties and keep outdoor noise at a considerate level.



Before you arrive

Your Arrival Getaways Boarding Pass includes check-in instructions, property information, transportation guidance, local recommendations, and the details needed for your arrival.



Interaction with Guests:

You will have private, self-guided access to Cedar Peak Lodge, allowing you to arrive and settle in at your own pace.



Arrival Getaways is your direct point of contact before and throughout your stay. Our local team is available by message or phone if you need assistance, have a question, or would like a recommendation.