I have to redeem the only other review on here. I'm sorry they had a not so great experience, but…read moreI am really picky when it comes to staying in "rented" environments and this place is spot on! We have come two years now and rent the same cabin on the lake. PJ was the housekeeper and it was spotless. Thank you PJ... we love the way you clean and present the place. We had a not so great airbnb a few days before and it was a bummer. We were so excited to get here and know that it would be clean and presentable. I used to be a maid, so I get it. The upgrades are so fun. The connection to wifi was fine. We don't expect a great connection anyway since we came to get away. It is expensive, so we can't stay too long. We do love it and hope to come back again. They are always friendly and the welcome book is so thorough. Thank you!

I've stayed a many WLVR cabins over the years. Every time I know we can expect a clean, well…read morestocked home that is exactly as described on the very user friendly web site. Cindi and her staff always go above and beyond to make our stays as relaxing as can be. If you want an exceptional cabin experience while you're enjoying beautiful Wallowa Lake and everything the rest of Wallowa County has to offer, look no further!

A charming condo, very quiet. Everything was very clean. We would have loved to stay longer but…read morewere on a very tight schedule. We checked in late at night and the process couldn't have been any easier. There was coffee and a coffee pot in the room which was a great bonus not to have to buy any in town. There is a Safeway around 6 miles away that we did get some items to heat up and have in the condo. Seating was ample for our family. We would have liked bigger beds for our teenage boys but we made it work fine. The surrounding area is lovely and a few miles away is beautiful Wallowa Lake State Park which we stopped at on our way out of town. We would stay here again.

Great place to stay and within walking distance to Joseph attractions and dining. We stayed 3 plus…read more1 nights. Rooms are clean, kitchen is well equipped and remodel is of upscale quality. Beds are very comfortable. Will visit again. We originally planned to stay 3 nights but opted for a 4th night. Thanks to Kirk for accommodating us for an additional night stay in another unit without imposing a minimum 3 night stay in the unit we moved to for the 4th night.

A beautiful, serene, location perfect for a relaxing getaway. The cabins are well maintained,…read moreclean, and full of everything you think you might need. The entire facility is incredibly well managed. Our original plan was to have our dinners at the local restaurants. We found that the cabin was so well supplied and the view from our deck so lovely, we made our own dinner and enjoyed every bit of the lake view and surrounding scenery. It's an amazing place and we look forward to going back.

Love love love this place! I meant to take more pictures but I was too busy enjoying myself. The…read morecabin we were in had two bedrooms and a kitchen, a small livingroom and dining room. The fridge is small but adequate and is on the porch. Each cabin has a nice porch area with a grill, table, chairs, and fridge. The kitchen does the trick although at least in #7 what I thought was an oven turned out to be an old fridge that didn't work. Coffee pot and microwave are provided along with plenty of cooking supplies. The grounds are well kept with an amazing view of Wallowa lake. It's on the side of the lake away from the tourist areas so it's quiet. There's a game room and a playground. I walked around quite a bit and really enjoyed it. The owners and their family were friendly and helpful. I could really go on and on. No cell signal here and no wifi so it's a great place to unplug.

There could be a lot of things that this sleepy little lake side town could do that make it an…read moreundiscovered gem. We've been here twice for family reunions and see no reason to not go back. Sure the lake is there but it's also the convenience of simple things like hot showers, WiFi air conditioned cabins and Thai food truck. Seriously how much more clamping can you get when you have a Thai food truck 1/2 a block away.

This little cottage The Stardust #5 is one of my new favorites. It doesn't miss an amenity, from…read morethe cozy fireplace, A kitchen set up for cooking, the sweetest dishes for setting a lovely table and there's not a window without a view, nestled in this quiet little community just feet from the trail that takes you into the state park and down to the lake. With its big comfy bed and quality bedding you will not want to get out to early. Thank you Wallowa Lake Vacation Rentals for adding this cottage to your line up. Can't wait to return. Lori Dyer https://www.wallowalakevacationrentals.com/

My family and I had reserved a cabin through this company for a fun three-day weekend get-away…read more Unfortunately, we had an unexpected death in the family and had to cancel last minute. I assumed we would be out the price of the cabin ($400) but much to my surprise and delight, they offered their condolences and said we could rebook at our convenience - I'll happily do business with this company anytime - you should too!

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What a great house to stay at! Upon entering the home, we immediately noticed how clean it was…read more Very modern looking and absolutely no clutter. We were welcomed with a nice bottle of Malbec (my fav) and a note on the counter. There were directions on how to use everything inside and outside the home. Every bathroom was well stocked with towels, makeup remover wipes, shampoo, conditioner, etc. Backyard was very well set-up, only complaint would be that we couldn't find the cushions for the chairs. There was a beautiful fountain and fireplace to hang out around. All of the rooms were very clean and well organized. There was a nice large laundry room in case you needed to do laundry. I would highly recommend this home!

What a wonderful experience! Walk downtown, share dinner with friends, or just curl up by the…read morefireplace. This guest house has everything you could need plus a great location in a beautiful town. The bedrooms are all comfortable and quiet and the kitchen was fully equipped allowing us to feel right at home.

My fiance and I stayed here and let me just say we were blown away! The setting is beautiful and…read morethe architecture is breathtaking. There's a small kitchen that was perfectly adequate for making food for ourselves. The soaking tub was amazing and such a great way to enjoy the view and relax. Though we couldn't bring our dog I completely understand, the antique tatami mats and cedar floors in the tea room are worth preserving (plus it was nice to have a night just to ourselves). The stay was incredibly relaxing and we cant wait to stay again!

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This review is for one of the Big Sheep Creek trails accessed by the NF-100 road off Wallowa…read moreMountain Road (Loop). First off, Eagle Cap is a fabulous wilderness area. I love it and after this first time experience, we'll be back. That said, our hiking adventure was shorter than we'd planned because the creeks were still too high to allow all the several crossings necessary to do the several miles in that we wanted. We were too early in the season (late May). But we did get 2.6 miles of hiking in and enjoyed every bit of it. Fantastic scenery. The access road wasn't too bad even in a Toyota Corolla, although we were stopped by snow a few hundred yards short of the trailhead, Not that many critters, though. Highly recommended.

Nestled in the far northeast corner of Oregon lies a magical land of awe-inspiring mountain peaks,…read morealpine lakes filled with jumping trout, beautifully vibrant meadows, and miles upon miles of trails. This place doesn't get the love & press of it's northern neighbor, The Enchantments (Washington's Cascadian alpine wonderland), but I would argue this outdoor area is just as good....or dare I say: better? [[[[bracing myself for tomatoes and trash to be thrown at me]]]] OK, I'm only saying it's "better" because it's in more of a remote area (so less traffic), and you don't need to worry about measuring your luck with a permit lottery (it's probably not needed due to less traffic). So this place is definitely more approachable. The Eagle Cap Wilderness is a huge area (almost 600 square miles). It's still new to me, but in 2015, I had the pleasure of spending two trips up here, one in July & the other in Sept. It is an expansive area, but I would say, obviously enough, that Eagle Cap peak is the hub of the area. From Eagle Cap, you have spokes of mountain ranges and river valleys. There are several approaches to get you from lower elevations to the alpine region around Eagle Cap. For my first experience, we went for a less-traveled approach from the south: Eagle Creek Valley. The solitude here is surely something I daydream about, but I would have to say the 4th of July weekend has some brutally hot weather--especially when hiking uphill. We camped one night in this valley and made it over Horton Pass to a camp up in the alpine area for a couple of nights. While at Horton Pass, I took a side trip up to summit Eagle Cap. The views here were life-changing. MOSQUITO HEAVEN: July in Eagle Cap Wilderness was hot and there were mosquitoes up the ying yang! It as pretty unbearable. I slept in a bivy sack, and I cooked in it as the mosquitoes tried stealing my blood as they peered in at me through the face screen. Sleep was tough. But during the day, it was great to have day hikes around the area, jump in clear & cold lakes and to also wet a fly while pursuing trout. Fall is my preference though. In September we did an approach from the north and hiked up the East Lostine River Valley. Once you get above 5000, there is a long glacial valley which is just about the most beautiful place I've ever seen. Hiking this valley was surreal. The peaceful stream, the beautiful color of the vegetation, and Eagle Cap looking over us the whole time: perfect hiking! There's no mosquitoes at all, but the days are short. The weather is a little chilly, so no chance of taking a dip in the Lostine River. But it was pretty nice. The Lostine River approach is also an easier hike, too. You don't have to hike over a mountain pass. And you can pretty much get up to the alpine area after a few hours of hiking.