The rooms are super spacious. They have personalized experiences such as hot tub, ping-pong,…read moretables, etc. sufficient covered parking. Honestly, this place is perfect. We hope to come back many times. If you want to make this special, I suggest you reach out to Dan Sikorski, he is phenomenal.

Our group of four stayed in Chalet 13 from June 24-27 while attending a wedding at Mt. Hood. The…read morefirst part of our stay was great. We loved the beautiful grounds, and the chalet was comfortable and exactly what we were hoping for. Unfortunately, around 1:00 a.m. on the second to last night of our stay, we returned from the wedding festivities to find that the entire chalet smelled overwhelmingly of sewage. The odor was present throughout all three floors and became stronger with each level. It was so intense that several of us were gagging and even became physically sick. We attempted to book a room at the nearest hotel but they were fully booked, leaving us with no choice but to stay. We opened every window in the chalet and had to leave them open for the remainder of our stay because the smell was otherwise unbearable. We made every effort to report the issue while it was happening. That night, we called the resort's emergency after hours hotline but never received a return call or any follow up. Upon checking out on the final day, I reported the situation again to the staff member at the front desk. He was incredibly kind, apologetic, and assured me the situation was unacceptable. He explained that the manager, Dan, would contact me and that a partial refund would likely be appropriate given the circumstances. After several days passed without any communication, I reached out to the resort myself. I was told that maintenance had inspected the chalet, along with neighboring units, and could not detect any unusual odor. While I appreciate that they took the concern seriously enough to inspect the property, this was very surprising given that all four of us experienced the smell, and it was severe enough that we were becoming physically ill. I was again told that Dan would contact me, but as of writing this review, I still have not received any phone call or email. It's disappointing because, aside from this issue, our stay would have easily earned five stars. I understand that unexpected maintenance problems can happen and I don't fault the resort for an issue that may have been outside their immediate control. What disappointed me most was the lack of follow through after we were assured someone would reach out. Good customer service isn't just responding in the moment--it's also following through on the commitments made afterward. I genuinely hope the source of the odor has been identified and resolved, as it's a beautiful property and I'd love to recommend it. However, I also hope future guests experiencing an issue like this receive the communication and resolution that we unfortunately never did.

You cannot find a more peaceful and private place to relax and unwind than at Hidden Woods. There…read moreis only a single cabin for rent on the lush wooded property and an easy walk around Trillium Lake or a hike or ski lift ride up Mount Hood is only a 30 minute drive away. You will leave refreshed and encouraged.

The Hidden Woods Bed and Breakfast is a treasure. The owners are attentive and well-informed for…read morerestaurants and recreation in the area. The beds are real feather beds! Even though this is a 1929 log cabin it has been restored and is so well taken care of - it's like you've traveled back in time but you get to wear a warm robe and cozy up to a nice fire without having had to chop the wood. The breakfast, coffee and snacks are the best you could wish for. The property is beautiful and beautifully looked after. If you are allergic to dogs you'd not wish to stay here - but if you like a Scotty dog mascot, you'll love this place. Everything is clean, comfortable and you can really feel that the owners have paid attention to every detail.

I can't say enough good things about the Mt. Air Motel after spending the last month in the area…read more We were filming in the area and a couple members of our team stayed in the units for over a month and had lots of space and full kitchens to cook with. Locals in the area were skeptical when I said we were staying there, but the place has been remodeled and is really cute and comfortable and budget friendly. It's a little loud off the highway, but in walking distance of Wildwood Day Use which we loved. The best thing about the motel was that Stephanie, the property manager. She was so so helpful and responsive to any issues we had (and we were not easy guests). She really understands the importance of customer service and I really hope the place does well under her leadership! Great place to stay especially if you like to be able to cook on your own when traveling! A lot of the rooms have a separate living / kitchen space and then a bedroom which is really nice.

It was a nightmare. Not because of the motel, but the Management company. We fully intended on…read moremaking it one of our new vacation spots as soon as we walked into the unit. After a week of dealing with the management company cascadia getaways, we will never return.

This was a decent camping place. There is potable water near the bathrooms. I believe there are two…read morebathrooms for the campground and they are pit toilets, so no flushing water and no sinks. They do have hand sanitizer. It was pretty dark and hard to see anything in the bathrooms even in daylight hours, but maybe that is preferred for this style of bathroom. Seems like they clean the bathrooms pretty often, as it didn't smell at all. We stayed on the side away from the lake but it's less than five minutes to walk to the lake and a nice view of mount hood. Lots of trees, so lots of shade. Bring mosquito repellent because this place has lots of bugs

The best views of Mt. Hood at Timothy Lake are from Hoodview Campgrounds Boat Launch. Bar none…read more My Family camps here every year. Its getting harder and harder to get a weekend reservation but I think they are putting in more Campgrounds. I know they are in the process of upgrading all the current campsites. I was told that would take place.... years ago, but they're actually doing it now. Timothy Lake is a very popular lake. The water is clean and clear. The fishing is good, depending on where the fish are that day. Even if you get skunked, it's still good to just sit and look at God's creation. So peaceful and beautiful. I catch crayfish when we go. My Wife and I are the only ones who eat them and that's fine with us. We scarf em down. Butter everywhere. Can't wait for next year. I have a new bait option I want to use. The Camp Hosts are always nice. I think they remember our little Smoo Bear and us from previous campouts. The grounds are always clean. There are also PGE Employees patrolling the grounds but also Clackamas County Sheriff's regularly roll through. So trouble gets rooted out. I've never had a problem. On occasion, people get loud. And the Hosts take care of it. I've seen people try and sneak in in the middle of the night and get busted. I always thought that was dumb to even try. You have to drive by the Host Site just to get in. Dumb. You cant bring your own wood! If your caught. They'll make you throw it all out or leave. They sell bundles of wood for $6.00. I figure you'll need $18.00 of wood a day. More if your planning on cooking over a wood fire. Most site's allow up to 6 tents per site. You can have 1 Vehicle per site, any other Vehicle's will be $6.00 a day per Vehicle. They get you from both sides. It seems a bit spendy but after weeks of work. Your sitting next to the fire. Beer in hand, laughing with family. You realize how happy you are to be camping and you thank God for your life. My Sister is our Reservation Queen. She's already planning on being ready to reserve our next trip when that date arrives. God Bless you Red. I am ready to put in vacation days. Cant wait for our next campout.

Lost Lake is truly a hidden gem of Oregon! We were able to turn a day trip into an overnight stay…read moreat the lodge and stayed in Lodge 1. What a great decision! The lodge was clean, comfortable, and spacious, with amazing amenities and reserved parking. We loved having direct access to the water, the general store, and the nearby trails. Everything was so convenient. The staff were absolutely amazing and made the experience even better. I definitely recommend booking well in advance because this place fills up quickly. And remember, this is Oregon, the weather can change quickly, so come prepared and stay flexible. If you're up for a hike, Lost Lake Butte is a must. You'll get an incredible look at Mt. Hood. Highly recommend. Enjoy! (NO INTERNET)

Originally we were headed straight to Timberline Lodge; no detours, no side quests. Then I saw the…read moresign for Lost Lake and the Days Gone nerd in me took the wheel. If you know, you know: half that game is set around this lake, and I was not about to drive past it like some kind of NPC with no curiosity stat. Best impulsive decision of the trip. Paddled out with Mount Hood just looming over the water like it was posing for a postcard, completely unbothered by how often I stopped paddling to just stare at it. Meanwhile my wife set up her easel on the shore and turned the whole afternoon into her own personal plein air session, easily the most peaceful "side quest" either of us has been on. Cody, the kayak guy, deserves a raise. Genuinely fantastic and easygoing, knew the lake, made the whole rental process painless. If there's a loyalty program for Cody specifically, sign me up. Then the burgers. After paddling and pretending to be artistic by association, we did not expect resort burgers to go this hard. No notes. Zero zombies, zero motorcycle gangs, just a quiet lake, a great view, and an unplanned detour that ended up being the highlight of the drive. Highly recommend taking the exit.

Huckleberry milkshake was incredible. What a TREAT!…read more BLT was everything I could dream of. Rating four instead of five stars due to high prices.

I stopped in on a Saturday afternoon on a tip that they had excellent huckleberry ice cream and was…read morenot disappointed. I can only speak for the ice cream, but a few in my party got regular lunch and said it was just mediocre. I ordered two scoops one of chocolate brownie and one of huckleberry and what I received was almost a whole pint of ice cream. And I ate it all. Did I feel great after? Only in spirit lol. Both varieties of ice cream were delicious, the staff excellently accommodated a large amount of orders in a short time, and the price of the ice cream was reasonable. I wish I could have taken home some huckleberry pie and one of their giant donuts as well. Would definitely stop here again!

Rental accommodations never seem to live up to the online photos, but this one actually does! I…read morecould go on and on, but here are the things you need to know: cool yard with fire pit and patio, rustic setting, the rushing sound of the river, the hot tub, the woodstove, and even the bed was pretty comfy. It's also within stumbling distance of the Skyway Bar and Grill (which has terrific mixed drink and beer options). The husband and I had tons of plans for the weekend -- we were going to ski and snowshoe and spend time at Timberline...no. We didn't do any of those things (we're also from the area, so we didn't feel the need to cram in a bunch of activities). Instead we sat on the comfy couch, tended the fire, and drank copious amounts of brandy. Then we went to Skyway, came home, and sat in the hot tub. Totally worth every minute. If you want a relaxing getaway or even just a cool place to stay near Mt. Hood, you've found it.

I posted this review on Google as well but it's not showing up. Perhaps at the request of the…read morebusiness owner or Vacasa (the booking agency) which shows a total lack of accountability. I'm leaving this review to save someone from going through the hassle that my family did! Not even worth ONE star! I booked on Vacasa.com and was unable to leave a review there. Where to begin, this place was a wreck. This trip was supposed to be a nice getaway for my husbands birthday and we had been looking forward to it for months. When we arrived to the cabin was so dark and so cold you could see our breath in the air. Naturally we went to turn on some lights and the heater and we quickly found that you couldn't turn on the lights AND have a heater running at the same time. The power kept shorting out resulting in everything shutting off. So we decided we needed light more than heat and we all just kept our jackets on. My kids were really hungry after the long drive so I looked in the kitchen for pots and pans to cook with. There were no cooking utensils. I found ONE sheet pan and it was all rusted at the bottom and unusable! The oven door didn't even close, I opened it and the door fell off completely! Then when I tried to preheat the oven the door wouldn't close so I couldn't use the oven for any cooking. In the backyard there was a shed filled with garbage and the yard was FULL of dog poop everywhere! You literally couldn't walk in the yard space it was so covered in piles of feces. The hot tub didn't heat fully and of course we couldn't use it because it was shorting things out and turning the hot tub on would shut down all the lights in the house. Really frustrating! The hot tub was one of the main reasons we booked this place! The bedroom sheets had not been cleaned. I found a pubic hair, dog hair all over, and what looked like either ketchup or blood on the sheets. I couldn't believe the quality of this place. Totally run down, no pride taken at all in upkeep. It was filthy, gross and felt uncomfortable the entire time. I called Vacasa and explained the situation, this was nothing like what had been advertised. We were all tired, cold and sitting in near darkness. We drove a long way to enjoy our stay here and it was exhausting and so disappointing. I had to hold for a few hours but finally got a refund which I'm thankful for, and we packed everything and drove all the way back home after being there for a few hours. I wish someone else had warned me so I'm warning you! Do not expect a warm and cozy cabin, do not expect a full kitchen or a clean backyard, and do not expect a hot tub. I really hope the owners of this cabin take some accountability and are more honest in their representation of their place.

I love using Mt. Hood Outfitters, they are so great. The first time I used them was perhaps over 7…read moreyears ago, we rented some Stand-Up-Paddleboards around on Trillium Lake, and the service was great, and the equipment was really great. We did that twice through them, circa 2014. And, recently we were camping at Clackamas Lake for an Ultra-Trail Race in July, and we decided to rent a canoe on a whim at Timothy Lake. Once, we found out where the Outfitters were set up by the Dam, they were really easy to work with. We were able to run a credit card, and they provided life jackets- we were even able to take our doggo with us (who had a life jacket). And, the whole transaction took less than 5 minutes, and we were on the lake! It was really low key, and low pressure, and convienent. I will definitely be using this company in the future. I also would speculate some of the other reviews were for different look-alike-sound-alike company names, perhaps they were not Mt. Hood Outfitters. They are the perfect component to a great summer vacation day!

Great looking shop. Lots of great rental options. Whether it's skis or snowboards, they have an…read moreawesome rental selection that will provided such a fun experience on the mountain. Quick service and nice people.