Cedar soak tubs · Riverside stays · Guided hikes
Cedar soak tub + tent, riverside bell tents, A-frame cabins, guided waterfall hikes—Hood River & the Columbia River Gorge.
How booking works
No back-and-forth, no waiting on a reply. Read the tide chart, pick your window, and your stay is held the moment you reserve.
Soak windows run morning, midday, sunset and moon. Pick the two hours you want the cedar tub to yourself—mist burns off slowest at dawn, and the water holds its heat longest after sunset.
Riverside bell tent, A-frame cabin, or the cedar soak tub with a tent beside it. Add the guided waterfall hike if you want the gorge in the morning and the tub in the evening.
Check availability, hold your dates, and you'll get your arrival details and directions to the river site. Bring a towel if you like your own; we keep the cedar warm either way.
Stays & prices
Every stay comes with river time. Choose a tent, a cabin, or the cedar soak tub—then pick your tide window when you reserve.
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From $310 / night
The full tide: a private cedar tub on the deck, a tent to fall into afterwards, and the river breathing somewhere below the ferns.
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From $175 / night
Canvas, fern shade and the sound of moving water. The simplest way to sleep beside the Columbia.
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From $240 / night
A timber triangle in the trees, with the gorge mist running past the windows and a path down to the water.
Check availabilityFrom $285 / night
Walk the gorge to the falls with a guide, then come back to camp for a night on the riverbank. Morning on the trail, evening in the fern.
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Where we soak
Our stays and soak tubs sit along the river and the gorge, close enough that you can hear the water from the tent. Tell us which shore you're coming from and we'll point you to the nearest window.
Reserve online
Check availability, pick your tide window, and reserve your stay in one pass. If you'd rather talk it through first, the phone is always answered here.