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On the banks of the beautiful Trinity River, our cottage is well-appointed for comfort and elegance. Sleeps up to five guests and features a combination living/dining area, a kitchen, a private bedroom, a loft sleeping area, full bath and deck area.

The living and dining areas are nicely furnished and features a sleeper sofa. The private bedroom has a queen-size bed with reading lights, a writing desk and a hanging closet. The loft has room to sleep two adults, yet kids love it. The kitchen is supplied with pots, pans, basic cookware and place settings, as well as a refrigerator, stove and microwave. A coffee maker and complementary Strawhouse’s organic coffee is also included upon request. The bathroom has a full size bathtub with ample room for dressing. BBQ is available for outside dining pleasure.

We are located in the gorgeous Trinity Wilderness Area on State Highway 299 midway between Redding and Eureka, California.

Cute cabin on a quiet, private dead-end lane in Trinity Village. Custom brick/rock wood stove enclosure, large south-facing back deck with views of woods and wildlife. Incredibly efficient cabin makes mountain living easy!

~Garden. Plantings include raspberries, figs, blueberries, grapes, lemons, limes, basil, parsley, potatoes, bay leaf tree behind fenced section of yard. Old growth madrone and fur trees. Rose bushes. ~Private carport parking ~Outside pets allowed. Partially fenced acre backyard. ~Free Laundry hook ups ~Fully furnished living room, bedroom, bathroom and Kitchen. ~Quiet mountain cabin with nothing but birds and streams in ears distance. ~Warm enjoyable summers and mild snow in winters.

This property is the true outdoors with a breathtaking view of the mountains.

Lovely guest house in the wilderness of Trinity County, ideally suited as a retreat setting far away from city living for an individual or a couple. Nestled in a tiny town with little traffic, no cell phone reception and nature as far as the eye can reach, the property butts up against the wild and scenic South Fork of the Trinity River. Here you will be able to unwind, relax and make the space your own for just a few days or up to a month. > Weekly and monthly discounts available 🙂

The Guest House is about 40' from the Main House, where the host lives. Enough plants are grown around each house to provide privacy in the summer/fall. The property has a farm vibe. The guest house has wooden floors, tiles and a wood stove for the winter and AC for the hot summers where temperatures can reach into the 90s. As you can see in the pictures there is a cute wooden kitchen and wooden full bath. The furniture is simple but comfortable with a small patio place outdoors right next to the house under a Cottonwood Tree and White Birch Tree. You will have your private entrance and parking. The mattress is by Taft and Needles (apparently toxin free and very comfy), the sheets are organic and I use organic cleaning products and laundry soap. The kitchen> is fully equipped with cookware, dishes, water kettle, clean well water, blender, full oven, toaster, full fridge, 2 cup coffee drip unit, 1 cup stovetop coffee percolator and cooking exhaust fan. There are some organic condiments and organic bathroom products available. A small AC unit is provided in the bedroom and one ceiling fan in living room. I do offer moderate washer and dryer use to guest who stay 4 nights or longer. MOST IMPORTANT: There is no cell phone reception in town or anywhere near it, however I do provide unlimited WIFI (its not high speed). There is no TV, Microwave or Dishwasher in the Guest House. I like to turn the Wifi off during night but am happy to leave it on if needed. This place is not suitable for children, pets or cigarette smokers. Ask a question if you are curious about anything else that isn't mentioned here!

The property is adjacent to a country road and though you can hear the traffic as it goes by, the amount of cars is small in this town of 250 people. There are 2 neighbors that are quiet and considerate and far enough away to enjoy your privacy and nature retreat. The property is 5 Acres and borders the South Fork of the Trinity River and Hayfork Creek. There is a short little trail near the house for walks or jogs, and plenty of pristine swim spots/holes all over this area. The town has 2 bars that serve food. We have a small Post Office and one small General Store that offers some basic non organic food items/supplies, gas and propane. I grow a small vegetable garden and will be happy to share any excess produce during your stay. However, it is important to arrive well prepared with food and supplies before arriving on property. The next nearest town with more amenities is Hayfork, and is about a 40 minute drive. Even though Hyampom is very remote and located in nature as far as the eye can see, it is in the 'wild west'. There is no police station in town and sometimes loud noise are out of my control from surrounding areas, loud 4x4 trucks or delivery trucks.

Guests have described it here as tranquil, relaxing, rejuvenating, an opportunity to get away from cell phones, a romantic place & 'a place where peace is cultivated'. We have two listings: a guest house and a cabin. This listing is for the guest house.

We provide comfortable lodging in our guest house in Burnt Ranch, CA and a wooded, relaxing property. The guest house is away from the main house in a separate building right next to the garden and has private access. The bathroom is a short walk down a lighted path. Please read below for a complete description of the space and check out our 5-star reviews. Note: We also have a cabin to rent with a kitchenette and bathroom ensuite. (See our other listing called "Trinity River Cabin Hideaway".) The guest house does not have a bathroom or sink inside it and only limited kitchen-type appliances. Burnt Ranch is located about an hours drive inland (East) from Highway 101 (Arcata/Eureka) and about 2 hours West of Redding - WHERE GPS AND ONLINE MAPPING PROGRAMS ARE NOT ACCURATE. (You must follow our written directions!). We are at 2000' elevation, on a creek, in the mountains of the Trinity River Valley. The guest house has two beds in the partitioned room, one queen and one three-quarter size (smaller than a full and larger than a twin) which doubles as a couch/daybed. The guest bathroom, with laundry facilities, is located about 140 feet down a lighted gravel path next to the main house. There is no bathroom in the guest house. The guest house has a microwave, a coffee maker, a small refrigerator and dishes/cups/glasses/flatwear only. There are no other kitchen facilities (and no restaurants nor stores near by). A propane barbecue grill is available for use outside. The barbecue does have a single burner/cooktop and there are a couple of small pots and pans available for use. Our garden & orchard produces vegetables and fruit Summer through Fall and if we haven't left you a fresh garden treat in your room, guests are welcome to harvest their own treats (grapes, apples, tomatoes, berries, peaches....) when they are in season. Deer, raccoons, jack rabbits, squirrels and fox frequent our property. Trails meander through our wooded 6 acres. Many species of native wild flowers have been identified on our property as well as many species of birds. We're located about 10 minutes above the beautiful Trinity River which affords opportunities for swimming, fishing, kayaking and rafting. A popular rock climbing area is near by. Within 30 minutes is the Hoopa Indian Reservation where you can experience their museum and culture. Within about an hour drive you can visit the coast where the Coastal Redwoods and Humboldt State University are located along with fine dining, museums, deep-sea fishing, golfing, surfing, movies and shopping. The temperature in July can range from 95F during the day to 50F at night. During the summer we enjoy warm afternoons and evenings, but it usually cools down at night. The fall colors are beautiful and in the winter it's not unusual to have snow and temperatures dipping into the low 30s. We experience the beauty of all four seasons.

We live in a very rural area and up a hill. Our 6 acres are forested. If you go exploring you will see a few neighboring homes and properties.

Darling little cabin with high end finishes. Beautiful local milled fir floor. Private deck overlooking Creekside Park. Cabin has air conditioning, wifi and DirectTV.

Winter Wonderland has come to Bliss Acres! Sled on our hill. Walk among the Syrah vineyard next to your bright, cheerful bungalow. 11 acres of peace and beauty offering gardens, private hot tub, shared pool, Trinity River 1 mile drive. The 1-bedroom bungalow is well constructed, modern design, beautiful natural lighting, with ample appliances to cook a gourmet meal or sip wine on the guest patio. High-quality children's toys in the spirit of Montessori and Waldorf available. Fish and hike.

Come experience summer at Bliss Acres. The gardens are coming to full bloom. The landscaping has been planned so that no matter what season you visit us, you will enjoy color and summer has arrived. The vineyard is at the beautiful stage of developing. Bliss Acres is 11 acres of woods, gardens, and small vineyard for a private romantic getaway, quiet family time, healing from loss, or place of restoration and relaxation. Relax in one of the hammocks, read from our excellent collection of literature and poetry while in the hammock or poolside. The only steps lead to the pool, 7 steps up and another 7 steps down. The bungalow, patio, driveway and private hot tub do not involve climbing steps. Welcoming diverse individuals, couples, and families.

Bliss Acres is 5 miles up a well-maintained paved road from Hwy 299. There is abundant wildlife and the smell of cedars and pines, and the property goes to the picturesque Trinity River. Chagdud Gonpa Foundation upholds and preserves the arts, philosophy, and meditation practices of the Nyingma school of Tibetan Buddhism just ten minutes away. Nearby Historic Weaverville and Historic Lewiston provide antique shopping, and quaint coffee shops and locally owned restaurants. Fish in Trinity River and Lewiston Lake. Beautiful Trinity Lake is 45 minutes away. Forest Service maintained hiking trails are 30 minutes away, Canyon Creek Trailhead and Lakes.

Our renovated cabin has been outfitted with care to make your stay a comfortable & pleasant one. It's a great place to get away & enjoy some alone-time, some peace and beauty. Check out our 5-star reviews to see how guests have described it.

People have described it here as "tranquil", "relaxing", "rejuvenating", "inspiring", "an opportunity to get away from our cell phones" and, to paraphrase another guest, 'A place where peace is cultivated'. It's a great romantic get-away or a perfect place for a writer to work on their craft. Located in Burnt Ranch, we are about an hours drive inland (East) from Highway 101 and about 2 hours West of Redding - WHERE GPS/ONLINE MAPPING PROGRAMS DO NOT WORK ACCURATELY (you must use our written directions). We are at 2000' elevation, on a creek, in the mountains of the Trinity River Valley. Our cabin-in-the-woods has been remodeled with reused materials, family treasures, and antiques - all reminiscent of the 1930s. The 5 rooms include: A bedroom with queen bed, quality linens, closet and comfy window seat, an attached “ante-room" with matching antique desk and dresser, a full bathroom with a tub/shower combo, a comfortable living room with couch, loveseat and air-conditioning unit (in summer) and a kitchenette with a sink, pantry, a bar, two bar stools, a small kitchen table & chairs and multiple electric appliances including: a one-burner Induction cooktop, an under the counter refrigerator, microwave, toaster oven, 12-cup coffee maker, electric fry pan, rice-cooker, and an electric multi-cooker. There is no actual cooking range. The kitchenette is also furnished with pots, pans, dishes, tableware and most other kitchen essentials. Please note: There are no restaurants nor stores near by. The closest grocery store or restaurant is about 20 minutes away. The cabin has two outside decks, one is completely screened in with table and chairs that overlooks the creek. The other deck is located off the bedroom with wooden rockers in the summer and a view of the woods. We also have a detached Guest House (see our other listing called "Peaceful Trinity River Hideaway) which accommodates up to 3 people. Our garden and orchard produce vegetables and fruit Summer through Fall. There are deer, raccoons, jack rabbits, squirrels and fox that frequent the area. Trails meander through our wooded 6 acres. Many species of native wild flowers have been identified on our property, especially in the spring and there are many types of birds. We're located about 10 minutes above the beautiful Trinity River which affords opportunities for swimming, fishing, kayaking and rafting. Near by is a rock climbing area. Within about an hour drive you can visit the coast where the Coastal Redwoods and Humboldt State University are located along with fine dining, museums, deep-sea fishing, golfing, surfing, movies and shopping. The temperature in the summer can range at or above 95F during the day to 50F at night. We enjoy warm afternoons and evenings, but it almost always cools down at night. The fall colors are beautiful and in the winter it's not unusual to have snow and temperatures dipping into the low 30s. We experience the beauty of all four seasons. We've included in the cabin a variety of books to borrow and read, a few DVDs as well as many board games and puzzles for old-time entertainment.

We have great neighbors that are actually not very far away - convenient for borrowing the proverbial "cup of sugar" or to help each other out - but you can't see other homes from our property. It feels very private.

A room full of light. With three walls of windows, this cabin takes on a very airy bright ambiance. Outside is an area for sitting and overlooking the large green lawn with shade trees. BBQ up something good for dinner as the cabin comes with all the dishware you need along with a convenient under counter refrigerator, microwave and stainless kitchen sink. The main room has a queen bed, couch, sitting chair and flat screen satellite TV.

This updated historical cottage is part of a sprawling property with other cottages scattered throughout with a mix of Oak and Fir and Madrone trees providing a shade canopy. The property is just one mile from downtown Willow Creek. The China Creek runs along the property with a trail to it. The views are of the surrounding Trinity Mountains and just a short drive down to the Trinity River. The deck allows you to relax and enjoy the peaceful serenity of the area. Willow Creek is a rural mountain town with a wonderful history and a great location for adventure, including kayaking, rafting, fishing and hiking.

The health and safety of our guests, homeowners, and employees is our number one priority. Many of our vacation rentals minimize person-to-person contact with private amenities and entry via smart locks or lockboxes. Plus, each reservation is backed by 24/7 customer support and expert cleaning in line with current CDC guidelines.

Welcome to Hawkins Bar River Home! This marvelous riverfront home features everything you need and more for a relaxing and fun getaway! Take in the marvelous river and mountain views from any of the multiple decks available; you can dine with a view on the outdoor dining area or hang out around the firepit while roasting some s'mores and sharing an engaging conversation with your friends. The main house has two bedrooms, a fully-equipped kitchen for easy meal preparation, an inviting living room area, perfect for relaxation after spending the day exploring the nearby area, and one bathroom. The additional two bedrooms, each with their own bathroom and shower, are detached. There is a trail down to the beach and to the incredible Trinity River where you have private access and a sandy court where you can play volleyball! This home is perfect for an extended family, a couple of families, or a group of friends to come and have a great time! If you'd like to treat your guests to a delicious cookout, there is a separate outdoor kitchen with great gas grill, deck seating, with a covered and furnished porch overlooking the river. What's nearby: This location is quite secluded, perfect for those looking to get away from it all! However, Willow Creek is 11 miles up north, which is known as the gateway into the Six Rivers National Forest. Since it is situated along the banks of the jaw-dropping Trinity River, you'll get immediately why the town’s motto is “River Fun in the Mountain Sun”. Charming Willow Creek offers endless opportunities for outdoor recreation including kayaking, backpacking, rock climbing, fishing, river rafting, mountain biking, camping, and golfing - outdoor enthusiasts will simply love this location! Things to know: Full kitchen without a dishwasher Free WiFi You must be 25 years or older to rent this property. A damage waiver, covering up to $2,000 of accidental damage to the property or its contents, is included in the cost of your reservation.

Quiet vacation homes on the river - rural & beautiful setting

Peach Orchard Cottage- Quaint cottage nestled in a fruit orchard, near the beautiful Trinity river. The cottage is set in a quiet pastoral setting that borders always green pastures. There is a seasonal garden lot by the House as well as an orchard where guests can pick fruit in season. The surrounding view is of a breathtaking forested Trinity Mountains. Come enjoy the fresh air and clear stars.

The Peach Orchard Cottage is located on a spacious ranch in Hawkins Bar, CA by the beautiful Trinity River, one of the most beautiful rivers in California. It has a nice living room area on the main floor with a couch, WIFI, SMART TV with Netflix access, a fully stocked kitchen, a full bathroom with a tub shower, and a private bedroom with a full bed. For additional sleeping, we have a low ceiling loft to sleep in upstairs with a sleeping pad. You will love this rural, pastoral setting with fruit orchards and livestock. You are a short 3 minute drive or 20 minute walk to the local Trinity Village river spot for swimming and fishing. The Peach Orchard Cottage is a wonderful country escape where one can see the stars and Milky Way in a whole new way! Peach Orchard Cottage has two years of satisfied guests and we have received many five star reviews. Due to a change in management, we have had to create our listing from scratch so this is the newest listing for our property. This area is generally fire safe. When we do experience power outages, we provide a generator for powering the whole house during the daylight hours. If you are traveling with another couple, there is another rental 200 yards away on the farm called the Creek Cabin of Hawkins Bar that can be rented at the same time.

The Peach Orchard Cottage is located in the Trinity Village Subdivision which has a private local swimming hole. There also is a local Pub called the Rockslide across the river. The neighboring area of Salyer is 5 miles away with a small store and a small town called Willow Creek is 10 miles away with a coffee shop, hardware store, local museum and Riversong Organic Grocery Store. Weaverville is a historic gold-mining town that is 50 miles to the east where the Trinity Alps are located. The coast where Arcata and Eureka are about 1 hour's drive away.

This room has a little front porch with a bistro table and BBQ and looks out on the vegetable garden. The bathroom has a over sized tiled shower with a river rock flooring.

The health and safety of our guests, homeowners, and employees is our number one priority. Many of our vacation rentals minimize person-to-person contact with private amenities and entry via smart locks or lockboxes. Plus, each reservation is backed by 24/7 customer support and expert cleaning in line with current CDC guidelines.

Escape to the sleepy town of Hawkins Bar with this secluded and family-friendly home! Featuring an open layout, high ceilings, and a gas fireplace, this rural home has everything needed for a fun stay. The spacious deck is the perfect spot to unwind surrounded by trees and good company and it offers plenty of seating plus a private gas grill. Prepare delicious meals in the fully-equipped kitchen and then gather with your friends in the living space to enjoy a fun game of UNO or a fun movie. What's nearby: Enjoy incredible stargazing without city light pollution or listen to the gentle sounds of the Trinity River. No matter when you visit, you will have endless outdoor adventures at your fingertips. Hike, mountain bike, swim, fish, or even take a day-trip to one of the idyllic towns along the California coast. Things to know: WiFi is not offered at this home Full kitchen with no dishwasher Guests must be at least 25 years of age to rent this property

Set upon the hill with a seasonal creek running alongside the pathway, the Creekside Cottage is a cozy space that is connected to the Suncrest House. This accommodation sleeps two and is pet-friendly.

Although it is attached to the Suncrest House, it does not share any living spaces but does share the undercover porch and patio areas. It's perfect for families who want to be close to each other but not in the same space. You must notify Strawhouse if bringing a pet. Pet must be well-behaved and non-destructive. Absolutely no pets with fleas are allowed. There is a $50 cleaning fee attached to all pets, including service animals, and a $30 cleaning fee without pets. Cleaning fee will automatically be charged at $50 but will be adjusted if there are no pets (please note when making reservation).

We are nestled up to the Trinity Alps Wilderness Area, and just a short walk to the Trinity River. The Strawhouse Cafe' is just across the street and serves their freshly roasted organic coffee daily, along with their in-house baked goods and delicious food menu. The Redwoods are 1.5 hours west of us, and Lassen Park is just 2 hours east of us. Willow Creek (45 minutes west) hosts the famous Bigfoot Museum and Weaverville (20 miles east) has a plethora of gold mining history. Hiking, fishing, rafting, bird watching, mountain biking and relaxing abounds here - there is something for everyone!

Cozy cottage with large porch to relax and enjoy the Trinity River area. Sky full of stars at night, sound of the nearby creek, and smell of pine. Great hikes nearby, 3 block walk to River. Come to get away from the noise and enjoy the nature.

The house is in a small community by the Trinity River. It is old redwood and rustic but has all the amenities you might want at home.

Lovely community of mostly vacation homes. Some full-time residents. Hawkins Creek in the back yard, Trinity River about 1/2 mile walk. Relaxing location for rest, reading, and walking.

Our Romantic River Teepee is located next to our Riverview Yurt. It overlooks the Klamath River flowing below and has it's own path down to the river. Ideal for two people, but if you want to bring friends or kids with sleeping bags, there's room! It's authentic with a mulch floor, fire place with a grill you can cook on, and near by outhouse. You can also use the fully equipped shower house up the hill with hot water showers, sinks and flush toilets!

Space DIRECTIONS TO OTTER SPACE - Do not rely on your GPS. It doesn't work well around here! From Southern CA, Los Angeles: North on the 405 to I-5. - After about 5 hours, take #580 West toward San Francisco/ through Oakland, Berkeley, Richmond & San Rafael, where you will hit the US#101. Continue North to Ukiah/Willits/Eureka/Arcata/Orick From SFO area: - Oakland Airport – take Hegenberger Rd North to 880North to 80/580North, cross the Richmond/San Rafael bridge ($5), and you will join US#101 North. - San Francisco Airport – take US#101 North to Ukiah/Willits/Eureka/Arcata/Orick (Fill up with gas in Arcata before you make the rest of the trip to Otter Space.) Just north of Orick, make a right turn onto Bald Hill Road taking you toward the “Lady Bird Johnson” grove of redwoods. As soon as you turn onto Bald Hill Road, check your odometer. You will be 23 miles from Otter Space. Bald Hill Road will take you eastward up the mountain. The road goes mostly uphill for the next 9 to 10 miles. There are a couple of scenic view sites on the right, where you might care to stop and check out the view. Sometimes we see Elk grazing in one of the highland meadows on the right. At about 9.5 miles, you will come to a Fire Station on your left. Veer uphill to your left onto Johnson Road. Check your odometer again. You have about 13.5 miles to go from this point. Slow down, watch for potholes in the dirt road. Go over the cattle guard bars in the road. Stay to your left when in doubt. At 5.5 & 6 miles in, you will pass new roads on the left made by the lumber company doing some clear cuts. Make sure you are on the main road, which veers to the right in these two locations. When you get to 10 miles in on Johnson Road, there is a 90 degree turn in the road down to your left. This is called Bald Eagle Bluff by some. You may want to stop and get out and walk up onto the raised area and look down onto the mighty Klamath streched out below you. As you proceed downhill, around many curves, and approach the 13 mile mark, you will be almost all the way down to the river. Look for a red gate and fence on your right, set back as the road curves to the left. This is the Otter Space entrance. We are at 13065 Johnson Road. There is no number posted. Come on in. Park to the right of the Barn. If Joe and Wendy are not there to meet you. Walk down to the meadow and you will see their yurt across the meadow toward the river. Walk on over and introduce yourself. Their kids, Josie, Bean and Scout will probably run out to greet you! They will be there. Regular cel phones will not work on Johnson Road. You can call Joe & Wendy Moore at ( if there is an emergency. See you there! Good Luck! If you want to check out Otter Space on Earth, look for CA route 169,and go all the way to the end of the road. It ends in Johnson's Bar, CA which is on the other side of the Klamath River directly across from Otter Space. You can see the round yurt and the orchard! . Other things to note This is a remote site with very limited phone and wireless service. It's more of a destination than a stopping off place. It's quite wild and beautiful and the closest store is an hour away, ... the closest town is Arcata, CA and that's about an hour and a half drive. We are off the grid and must use solar or generator power to have electricity. This is an experience for most people. The 13 miles of the drive after you leave Highway 101, is on a small two lane paved road through woods and high meadows, (Bald Hills Road), and then onto a 13 mile dirt road (Johnson Road) with very few houses as it's mostly lumber company logging roads. Be prepared with food and flashlights. Guest access Please avail yourselves of the trails, the orchard and full length of the Klamath River "beach". There's a couple of neighbors just downstream, and the Yurok village known as "Johnson's" on the map, but as Wautek to the tribe. We have a 50 tree orchard full of apple, pears, peaches, cherries, plums, grapes, and even a persimmon tree. All organic. Just depends what's ripe when you come. We like to share. Guest interaction I live in Topanga, CA, so I am at Otter Space at different time, but my co-hosts Joe Moore and his wife Wendy and their 3 kids actually live on the property. They are very friendly, down-home and helpful. You'll like 'em all! A very special family. They currently live in the main house, and we're building a log cabin for them and their 3 children down by the river.

NATURE & HIKING, THE YUROK RESERVATION & JOE & WENDY'S CLASSES ON SUSTAINABLE LIVING SKILLS WILD LIFE On the Klamath River - we might see turkey vultures, golden eagles, bald eagles, merganser ducks, cormorants, King Fishers, Great Blue Heron, night heron, white heron and osprey. Forty years ago there were only 6 osprey nests on the river, due to DDT depleting the calcium in the eggs of the females. Now there are over 325 osprey nest sites on the river. Ospreys are said to be monogamous, and they migrate every year from South America. Each of the little swallows that skin the surface of the river in the morning and early evening eat more than 1000 mosquitoes a day (Yaay!) We occasionally see a harbor seal who comes upriver in the summer to avoid the competition at the mouth of the Klamath. We also have seen a family of river otters that live just downstream, and an occasional river beaver. We have never seen a sturgeon at Otter Space. Sturgeon is a fish that has been the same for 20 million years. The biggest sturgeon caught in the Klamath was in (PHONE NUMBER HIDDEN)pounds, 16 feet long, 300-325 years old. They don’t mature until they’re 45-48yrs old. A female will lay 700,000 eggs in her lifetime. Only 2 will reach maturity. There is a “sturgeon hole” about 7 miles downstream where they live. Black bears - If you are lucky, you might get to see one of the timid black bears that live in the Lower Klamath area. They are not aggressive unless it is a mother bear protecting her cubs. They run the other way when they see or smell humans. We do not have any brown bears in this area. There is a cinnamon colored black bear that visits us sometimes. Please do not ever feed wild animals. We also have silver fox, chipmunks, possums, raccoons, one guest saw a very rare lynx and black-tail deer graze in the meadow in the morning and evening. We do not have poisonous snakes in the area, but sometimes there are garter snakes in the orchard. Mountain lions - are dangerous. We have never seen one, but they do live in this area. Here are the California Department of Fish and Game’s suggestions based on behavior analysis of attacks by mountain lions. Do not hike alone. Make plenty of noise to reduce your chances of surprising a lion. Go in groups, with adults supervising children. Take a sturdy walking stick: you can use it to ward off a lion. Keep children close to you. Observations of captured lions reveal that they seem especially drawn to children. Keep children within your sight at all times. - Stop! Do not run from a lion. Back away from it slowly, but only if you can do so safely, as running may stimulate a lion's instinct to chase and attack. Face the lion and stand upright. Make eye contact. If you have small children with you, pick them up so they won't panic and run. Although it may seem awkward, pick them up without bending over or turning away from the lion. - Do not bend or crouch over. Do all you can to appear larger. A person squatting or bending over looks a lot like a four-legged prey animal. Raise your arms. Open your jacket, if you're wearing one. Throw stones, branches, or whatever you can grab without crouching down or turning your back. Wave your arms slowly and speak firmly in a large voice. Never approach a lion, especially one that is feeding or with kittens. Most mountain lions will try to avoid confrontation. Give them a way to escape. Fight back if attacked. Try to stay on your feet if a lion attacks you. Lions have been driven off by prey that fights back. Some hikers have fought back successfully with sticks, caps, jackets, garden tools, and their bare hands. HIKING We are surrounded by old logging trails made by the lumber companies 80 years ago when they clear cut the old growth redwood on our side of the mountain, and now it's completely reforested with 200 ft. tall Doug Fir, Madrone, Cedar, Oak, other pine species and Pepper wood trees. The property surrounding us is mostly owned by Green Diamond Company that cuts trees for lumber and then re-forests with saplings. There are also other properties that are not clearly marked or fenced in. Mostly everyone we have met here are friendly, and we have never had any problems exploring the trails and creeks in this area, but please use discretion and politeness while hiking. If you see marijuana growing, please DO NOT HELP YOURSELF. It’s not wild, and growers do not take kindly to people helping themselves. Even if you get away with it, they may want to “teach us a lesson” at Otter Space. Please respect these wishes. The Yurok People The Yurok live on the Pacific coast of northwestern California. Many of their villages were either on lagoons or at the mouths of streams; others were along the lower course of the Klamath River. The Yurok placed great emphasis on accumulating wealth and asserting status. The wealthiest members of Yurok society owned multiple sets of dance regalia and served as hosts for ceremonial gatherings. They wore distinctive clothing, such as highly decorative basketry caps, as a means of displaying their wealth. Even their style of speech was more elaborate than the contracted version spoken by commoners. The natural resources of northwestern California were abundant, permitting the Yurok to live in permanent, year round villages. They harvested salmon, sturgeon, eel, surf fish, shellfish, sea lions, deer, elk, and acorns. Dense redwood forests provided the Yurok with wood for their distinctive split-plank houses, constructed with either single-pitched or double-pitched roofs. Redwood also was used for the manufacture of a variety of household items, such as wooden stools, storage boxes and cooking implements. Using stone adzes and wedges, Yurok craftsmen carved blunt-ended dugout canoes from large redwood logs. OTTER SPACE - JOE & WENDY MOORE SUSTAINABILITY WORKSHOPS We are so fortunate to have two people with a huge amount of experience and deep knowledge about a variety of sustainability skills living on site. Joe and Wendy Moore have been living sustainably off the land for years, (you can watch their YouTube video – search for Off The Grid in Kansas In A Straw Bale House III). They now live at Otter Space with their three children, and we have the benefit of their expertise when you come to camp. Take advantage of this unique learning opportunity by attending any of their workshops. CHECK IT OUT! Intro Session: Joe and Wendy offer a one-hour introductory session for $25 dollars so you can ask all the questions you may have about their wide range of expertise in sustainable practices. If you decide to take a more in-depth workshop with them, the introductory session cost will be deducted from the workshop fee. Suggested discussion topics include: Organic Gardening - Seed Saving - Bee Keeping - Soap Making - Sugaring (syrup making) - Food Preservation - Pressure Canning - Dehydrating - Smoking - Root Cellar - Cheese Making - Dairy - Animal Husbandry - Horse Farming - Primitive Shelters - Tanning Hides - Rocket Stoves - Mass Heaters - Alternative Energy - Solar - Wind - Water - Alternative Healing - Natural Health - Cob Building – Cob Ovens – Straw-Bale Building – Wild Edibles – Fishing – Archery – Bow Drill Fire Making - Flint Knapping – Spinning - Crocheting - Yoga - Sweat Lodge – Native Indigenous Peoples’ Philosophy WORKSHOPS You can enroll in any of the workshops below either for a half-day ($100 ea./ $75 ea. for 3 or more), or a full day ($200. ea./ $175 ea. for 3 or more). BUILDING SUSTAINABLY Cob building: Probably the most beautiful, natural, and efficient form of shelter ever invented. I built the largest cob house in America at the time, 30x40 with walls 2 foot thick. It also had cob interior walls and a cob floor. Although cob is probably the best long-term natural building material, it is very labor intense. Offered in half day courses that include discussion on materials involved, hands on mixing, and building a small section of wall. Advanced notice required. Cob oven: Have you ever had bread from a masonry oven? Something a conventional oven just can't reproduce. Beautiful and functional, Cob ovens are something everyone should have in their backyard. This is going to be a full day workshop! Plan on getting your feet and hands a little muddy; but, at the end of the day, you will walk away with all the knowledge you need to build your own awesome, outdoor oven. Advanced notice required. Straw-bale building: You can see my video... speaks for itself. Straw-bale is a great, quick building material that looks and feels like a cob house with only a fraction of the labor. If people realized the superior insulation value alone of the Straw-bale house, the stick house would be a thing of the past. Perfect for dry climates, like Southern California, as it's only downfall is sensitivity to moisture. Offered in full day courses that include discussion of materials, and hands on building and plastering. Advanced notice required. EATING SUSTAINABLY Wild Edibles: One of my passions! I'm always looking for ways to increase my knowledge about wild edibles, and share what I have learned. Knowing that Stinging Nettles taste like spinach, and are harmless and nutritious when lightly-steamed, could save someone's life. Learning about, and tending the wild perennial food supply, to help return balance to the Earth, is what it's all about. Offered in half-day courses which includes roaming the forest, gathering, and preparing a sustainable harvest. Fishing: The Klamath River is well known for its world-class fishing for salmon and steelhead. The infamous "half-pounders" arrive in July (anything under 3 pounds is called a half-pounder) followed by a nice run of salmon in September. Offered in half-day trips (morning or evening). Rod, tackle and bait included. Custom smoking is available if you catch the big one! SUSTAINABILITY SKILLS Archery: Wendy's parents met at an archery tournament in Southern California almost 50 years ago. Might mention that her father took the championship; so the fundamental techniques of archery were taught to her at a young age, and is something she still enjoys and practices today. Offered in half-day courses which include bow rental, arrows (handmade by Joe), and plenty of target practice. Flying target contest with flu flu arrows for a finale! Fun for all (8+), bring the whole clan for a family discount. Bow-drill fire making: What an awesome technology; rubbing two sticks together to the extreme! Making fire without a lighter is something most people can no longer do. Materials are the key... you will take home the knowledge and the bow drill you make. Offered in half-day courses. Flint Knapping: The art of flint knapping is controlled demolition of stone. It is an art that all of our ancestors engaged in at one time or another. This connection is felt on a very real level every time you produce a point out of stone. Classes include hands on learning of direct percussion, indirect percussion (Joe's favorite) and pressure flaking with primitive antler or modern copper. All tools and rock provided, with additional rock available for purchase. Offered in full or half day classes. Spinning/ Crocheting: Spinning was my favorite hobby for a while, and is a fun, productive thing to do in the evening instead of watching television. I've raised all the animal breeds of fiber (sheep, goat, alpaca) except angora rabbits, and have much experience shearing, carding, and spinning. Alpaca is by far the best, and I brought quite a bit of it with me. Wendy does the crotchet ... she's made hats, scarves, mittens, booties and blankets. Offered in half-day courses where you will see and learn the many steps involved in producing a truly homemade item; from barnyard to boutique. Soap Making: Making soap is a skill that you will never regret. Better yet, once you realize it's easy, you'll wonder why it took you so long to try it. We use only the finest oils, and consequently, produce some of the finest soap on the planet. (or at least in "Otter Space") This will be a half-day class where you will participate in each step involved, and uncover the secrets of producing excellent soap you will love to use and share. MIND, SPIRIT, HEART AND BODY Sweat Lodge/ Native Indigenous Peoples’ philosophy: Medicine Man and Woman in the New Haven Native American Church. We are well trained by a Nez Perce Medicine Man in traditional ceremony and sweat lodge. Native American's have safely guarded and protected the ancient ceremony known as the Sweat Lodge for hundreds of generations. It has stood the test of time as one of the most enlightening and purifying experiences you may ever have. We are blessed to be in a generation where the door to the lodge is finally opened to the white man; may we all be one heart belonging to the same creator. We could never charge a fee for this experience; if we did we would not be worthy to offer it. However, there is a lot of preparation and work involved to offer such an event. Therefore, we can only ask for tithes and offerings or gifts; as is traditionally accepted. Advanced notice required. Yoga: Enjoy the peace and tranquility of Yoga on the River. Practicing for 15 years in free style yoga, and a physical fitness guru, Wendy will guide you through a fun and invigorating session that will balance your mind and body for the rest of the day. Again, only tithes and offerings.

Bedroom and your separate bathroom in house on the Trinity river, view of the river from sitting area, kitchen and yard. Share my home with me and my animals but no animals allowed. Your booking includes, bedroom with closet, separate private bathroom, living area with a desk, futon, chair, and easy access to the kitchen and dining. Wifi, Smart TV in bedroom, organic coffee, breakfast. Central location to highways, and Weaverville,CA. Activities nearby, white water rafting, hiking in the Alps.

Located on the Trinity river. Easy access and beautiful views. Lots of room to park, even with a trailer. Beautiful view of the river, quiet, lots of wildlife, and close to many activities. Summer is approaching and 4th of July is the busiest time of the year for Weaverville, CA and Trinity county. There is white water rafting down river, hiking in the alps, Trinity lake, Trinity river and much more to offer.

Not walking friendly, 7 mile drive to Weaverville. 30 minute drive or more to white water rafting, and the Trinity lake. There is a tiny local store and post office that is walkable, but it's over a bridge and their isn't really much of a walking lane.

Stay and relax on Hawkins Creek at the Creek Cabin of Hawkins Bar! Nestled in a fruit orchard near the Trinity River, this cute, quiet one-bedroom is the perfect country get away for couples or single travelers looking for a restorative trip into nature. Come see the stars at their brightest!

The Creek Cabin of Hawkins Bar is a perfect place to relax and listen to Hawkins Creek as it rolls by. This fresh one-bedroom cabin is located right on Hawkins Creek among cherry, apple, plum, persimmon and pear trees. The view from the Creek Cabin is a panoramic view of the fruit orchard and the Trinity Mountains. With a newly remodeled bathroom and shower, new oven stove top, private deck and exclusively crafted grass lounge zone, it is fit to house a good time. It has a nice living room area with a couch, WIFI, and a private bedroom with a queen bed. At night, the stars shine bright in the blackest of skies so bring a telescope to look at the planets or watch for shooting stars. Take a 3 minute drive or 20 minute walk to the Trinity Village private swimming hole to hang out or go fishing. There is also a small hike at Grey's Falls which is 5 miles away. This area is generally fire safe. When we do experience power outages, we provide a generator for powering the whole house during the daylight hours. The Creek Cabin has two years of satisfied guests and we have received many five star reviews. Due to a change in management, we have had to create our listing from scratch so this is the newest listing for our property. Also, there is another rental on the farm called Peach Orchard Cottage which may be available as an additional rental for a larger group.

The Creek Cabin is located on a farm in the Trinity Village Subdivision which has a private local swimming hole. There also is a local Pub called the Rockslide across the river. The neighboring area of Salyer is 5 miles away with a small store and a small town called Willow Creek is 10 miles away with a coffee shop, hardware store, local museum and Riversong Organic Grocery Store. Weaverville is a historic gold-mining town that is 50 miles to the east where the Trinity Alps are located. The coast where Arcata and Eureka are about 1 hour's drive away.

Located on the sloping hillside across the street from the Strawhouse Cafe', this yellow house will greet you with a warming glow as you enter in. At almost 1,100 square footage, two bedrooms (a queen bed in each), two bathrooms, heating/ac, a full kitchen, washer/dryer, and very spacious living and dining room areas, you have plenty of room to enjoy each other's company. Meander down to the Trinity River on the Strawhouse Cafe' side or enjoy the garden and mountain views from your living room.

Although it is attached to Creekside Cottage, it does not share any living spaces but does share the undercover porch and patio areas. It's perfect for families who want to be close to each other but not in the same space. It is one of two of our pet-friendly accommodations (the being the Creekside Cottage next door). Must notify Strawhouse prior to arrival if bringing a pet. Pet must be well-behaved and non-destructive. Absolutely no pets with fleas are allowed. Although we love animals, pets are not allowed down by the river's edge on the Strawhouse side of the property out of respect for other guests (there are other local river access areas - please ask about them!), but there is a very spacious and beautiful lawn area on our park side that they are free to enjoy and lots of beautiful hiking areas nearby! We do ask that you pick up after your pet.

We are nestled up to the Trinity Alps Wilderness Area, and just a short walk to the Trinity River. The Strawhouse Cafe' is just across the street and serves their freshly roasted organic coffee daily, along with their in-house baked goods and delicious food menu. The Redwoods are 1.5 hours west of us, and Lassen Park is just 2 hours east of us. Willow Creek (45 minutes west) hosts the famous Bigfoot Museum and Weaverville (20 miles east) has a plethora of gold mining history. Hiking, fishing, rafting, bird watching, mountain biking and relaxing abounds here - there is something for everyone!

Promontory has a screened porch area complete with oversized fan, daybed and lounging chairs. Inside a four-poster Cal-King sized bed complete with nightstands set the ambience for the room. Entering the spa area, you find a Jacuzzi whirlpool bath.

Riverside cabins just inland from the Redwood Coast in a little-known corner of N. California with winding rivers, granite canyons, and majestic mountains waiting to be explored. The warm, sunny interior of the Klamath offers an alternative to the cool and foggy Redwood Coast, and you'll be far from the crowds. We can arrange a rafting trip, point you to a trailhead, or you can just relax by the river and explore on your own to see what you find. You won't be disappointed.

This riverside cabin comes with a full kitchen & linens, private bedroom, bathroom and a deck that looks over the Klamath River. Enjoy the view of the river from your private deck and sleep with your door open to the sounds of the river. The interior has a clean, aesthetically pleasing, rustic appeal of solid redwood interior with hardwood floors. The bedroom has a queen bed, and two more twin beds can be made in the common kitchen/living room area. Each cabin has identical floor plans, with the exception of Cabin 6, which is slightly larger, (it has a second bedroom with queen bed, and more windows facing the river). Pets welcome, as long as they can behave around our goats & chickens!

The Klamath Region is a remote corner of Northern California and Southern Oregon and a little-known vacation spot. Officially designated a Wild and Scenic River, the Klamath River encompasses two nationally recognized scenic byways. Miles of rivers and creeks offer world-class white water river rafting and kayaking vacation opportunities, as well as crystal clear pools for swimming and fishing. The Mid-Klamath offers some of the finest, yet least-known steelhead fishing on the West Coast. In sharp contrast to the "shoulder to shoulder" experience of the river mouth, seasoned anglers will be refreshed to find entire stretches of the Mid-Klamath River to themselves, and it's a great area for beginners as the chances are high of hooking fish. Opportunities abound for fly-fishing, bait and lures. You can fish from our own stretch of river bar, choose several nearby river access points, or take a drift boat tour. We work with expert drift boat guides who can put you right where the fish are. These local guides live and work on the Klamath River and know it intimately from years of experience. Situated in one of the largest tracts of remaining wilderness in the lower 48, the region's four Wilderness areas (Siskiyou, Marble Mountain, Russian and Trinity Alps) offer exceptional hiking. The Klamath Mountains are the cross roads of the West, where north meets south, the coastal range meets the interior Great Basin, and the Sierra Nevada meet the Cascades, creating a rich and unique region of endemic plants found nowhere else in the world. We're in a secluded spot, where the peace and quiet of the river and surrounding mountains are the main attraction. There are no restaurants in this area, each cabin has a fully equipped kitchen, so bring your own food. There are a few small country stores nearby that stock the basics.

This exceptional, three-story, 6,000 sq ft riverfront, authentic log cabin on over 14 acres with private Trinity River access is precisely what you've been looking for! Excellent for a larger group or just some family or friends looking for a private getaway! There will be plenty of room for everyone in your party with a total of 5 bedrooms, all with California King beds, and a futon on the deck for a total capacity for sleeping of 12. 2 Matching Master Suites upstairs with California King Beds, River & Mountain Views, Jacuzzi tubs, and beautiful showers in each of the suites. On the middle floor, it is the living area with a formal dining room, living room with giant flat screen tv, spacious kitchen, multiple sitting areas, a bedroom with a California King bed, and a covered porch looking over your spacious property and the river. Down to the first floor, you have two more full bedroom suites with California King beds, and a shared Jack and Jill full bath. You are in a perfect location to do incredible day hikes and mountain biking or stay on the property for either some R&R or fishing, swimming, or rafting on the river. Many people will rent a raft for their stay or just for a few days, drive it upriver and take it downstream to the beach landing right in front of the house. The nights here are spectacular country nights too! Relax with a BBQ and enjoy the time with family and friends. Contact us directly for pricing and availability for special events (weddings, corporate retreats, or reunions). Special Features of the home: 14 Acres On the Trinity River WiFi Cable TV 3 jetted tubs Professional Grade Appliances Gas Fire Pit on the back porch Hot water on demand in the kitchen Local Phone Wine Chiller Nearby Activities: Fishing Steelhead and Salmon from Trinity River (with a fishing license) Mountain Biking Hiking Rafting Kayaking Star Gazing

RiverView at Trinity is a family friendly fishing cabin located steps from the Trinity River. Located on 3 acres, this 3-bedroom, 2-bath cabin will undergo a major remodel in 2019, but is "rustic ready" now for your family or fishing buddies to take advantage of the prime location on the Trinity River. Per night rate includes Trinity County Transient Occupancy Tax

RiverView is closer to the river than any home located on the Trinity. The 2-story cabin has 3-bedrooms and a bathroom downstairs and a large living room and kitchen upstairs. Each bedroom has a Queen bed and there's room upstairs in the living room for a couple of kids to sleep on the couch or floor. What do we mean by "rustic ready"? We recently purchased RiverView and are planning some major upgrades and a remodel. You can see by the photos that the home is pretty awesome as it is, but we know the kitchen and bathrooms need some updating and the outside of the home needs a paint job. We are holding off on these to do them during the remodel. We have kept the rates low, with this in mind.

The health and safety of our guests, homeowners, and employees is our number one priority. Many of our vacation rentals minimize person-to-person contact with private amenities and entry via smart locks or lockboxes. Plus, each reservation is backed by 24/7 customer support and expert cleaning in line with current CDC guidelines.

Find serenity at this sweet little Willow Creek glamper! Featuring a private deck with fans, a wood-burning stove for chilly nights, window air conditioning for hot days, and a well-equipped, functional kitchen, this peaceful getaway is ideal for a small family vacation or a quiet couples retreat. Outdoors, you'll also find a grassy yard with a hammock and a private gas grill for summertime cookouts. What's nearby: This rental is located near a number of swimming holes on the Trinity River if you need a break from the summer heat. Head about 50 miles east to explore the gorgeous Northern California Coast. Hit the scenic hiking trails that wind through the Redwood National and State Parks, just 35 miles from your rental. And if you're feeling lucky, the Lucky Bear Casino is just 16 miles north. Things to know: Free WiFi Full kitchen Shared washer/dryer * You must be at least 25 years of age to rent this property A damage waiver, covering up to $2,000 of accidental damage to the property or its contents, is included in the cost of your reservation.

Willow Creek is the perfect peaceful getaway. It about 45 minutes from the coast and near plenty of swimming holes on the Trinity River. Hang out on the deck and relax for a few days, or make it a Redwood Coast and Trinity River adventure. Find some serenity a Underpants Ranch in this cute little glamper!

A favorite of many, Summer House is also ADA compliant. It is styled to emulate the local summer homes of the 1920’s and 1930’s. The screened front porch designed for casual outside living includes Adirondack chairs and an end table for your cool drinks. A Casa Blanca porch fan helps keep the mood going on those perfect Willow Creek nights.

The health and safety of our guests, homeowners, and employees is our number one priority. Many of our vacation rentals minimize person-to-person contact with private amenities and entry via smart locks or lockboxes. Plus, each reservation is backed by 24/7 customer support and expert cleaning in line with current CDC guidelines.

Enjoy a restful and peaceful getaway at this riverfront cabin! The three bedrooms and two bathrooms make River Front Cabin the perfect fit to come and enjoy the beautiful outdoors of Trinity Village and Trinity County! Play, share, and relax with friends and family! The pool is solar-heated and the game room is fun too when you want some time out of the sun - challenge your guests to a friendly Ping-Pong or foosball match and discover who is the rightful king or queen of both games. The spacious living room is another great place to unwind as it offers comfortable furnishings, a convenient wood stove (wood included) to warm up the place, plenty of books, and board games - there won't be a dull time at this charming retreat. The deck is large enough to feature your very own pool, a convenient outdoor dining area, beach chairs, and even gas grills! Additionally, this vacation rental offers guests a trail to a private beach on the Trinity River, which is great for fishing and white water rafting trips that you can find down the road. What's nearby: This retreat might be secluded, but it's close enough to Willow Creek, which happens to be 10 miles up north. This charming city is known as the gateway into the Six Rivers National Forest and offers endless opportunities for outdoor activities including river rafting and kayaking, fishing, backpacking, rock climbing, mountain biking, camping, and even golfing. Have you heard of Bigfoot? Willow Creek is a hot spot for Bigfoot sightings, so if you're a fan of this subject, you'll be happy to know that every September, Willow Creek hosts the annual Bigfoot Days festival to celebrate the local legend as well. Things to know: Full kitchen Free WiFi *Please note the solar-heated is only available only Memorial Day through Labor Day. You must be 25 years or older to rent this property. A damage waiver, covering up to $2,000 of accidental damage to the property or its contents, is included in the cost of your reservation.

Beautiful, rural, quiet & on the river

Our 30′ Pacific Yurt is a place of tranquility and fun in the round. It’s a perfect for a romantic getaway or family vacation. You have private river access located next to the Strawhouse Cafe’ where you can swim, fish or relax, and there are beautiful hiking areas nearby. The Yurt's kitchen is outfitted with a small fridge, a toaster oven, and a microwave. You also have access to a charcoal BBQ. It is located on the park side, not the river side, but you do have private river access.

On the banks of the beautiful Trinity River, our cottage is well-appointed for comfort and elegance. Sleeps up to five guests and features a combination living/dining area, a kitchen, a private bedroom, a loft sleeping area, full bath and deck area.

The living and dining areas are nicely furnished and features a sleeper sofa. The private bedroom has a queen-size bed with reading lights, a writing desk and a hanging closet. The loft has room to sleep two adults, yet kids love it. The kitchen is supplied with pots, pans, basic cookware and place settings, as well as a refrigerator, stove and microwave. A coffee maker and complementary Strawhouse’s organic coffee is also included upon request. The bathroom has a full size bathtub with ample room for dressing. BBQ is available for outside dining pleasure.

We are located in the gorgeous Trinity Wilderness Area on State Highway 299 midway between Redding and Eureka, California.

This studio style cabin is ADA compliant with a ramp leading up onto the deck. The cottage has one queen bed and a roll in shower. You can park right in front of the ramp for easier access. The parking is dirt, so be aware in wet weather but it is well maintained. The half covered deck on this cabin looks out to the amphitheater on the property (we hosts events and concerts), and the mountainside of trees.

Our ADA accessible cottage has one queen bed, one sitting chair, two bedside tables and a dresser under the flat screen TV. The cottage is set in the woods but still connected to modern life with DirecTV and WIFI. The full bathroom comes with a roll in tiled shower, a roll under sink and a shower seat is available upon request. The fully equipped kitchenette (no stove, but there is the side burner on the gas BBQ on the deck) has a cute little table for two, to enjoy the meals created in the cottage. While reading a book on the porch you can easily encounter a squirrel or wandering deer coming through the property to graze. This updated historical cottage is part of a sprawling property with other cottages scattered throughout with a mix of Oak and Fir and Madrone trees providing a shade canopy. The property is just one mile from downtown Willow Creek. The China Creek runs along the property with a trail to it. The views are of the surrounding Trinity Mountains and just a short drive down to the Trinity River. The deck allows you to relax and enjoy the peaceful serenity of the area. Willow Creek is a rural mountain town with a wonderful history and a great location for adventure, including kayaking, rafting, fishing and hiking.

This space is very open studio style with a California King-sized bed. The small kitchenette includes a refrigerator, microwave, toaster, and a coffeemaker. There is dinnerware for two including mugs, plates, bowls, forks, spoons, and knives. The room also has a flat screen television with satellite TV/radio. The bath area features a walk in french shower, heated floors and vanity sink. Just outside there is a deck with a bistro set. Beyond, a beautiful rock patio with a gas grill.

This space is attached to the office around the right side with a private french door entry. This updated historical cottage is part of a sprawling property with other cottages scattered throughout with a mix of Oak and Fir and Madrone trees providing a shade canopy. The property is just one mile from downtown Willow Creek. The China Creek runs along the property with a trail to it. The views are of the surrounding Trinity Mountains and just a short drive down to the Trinity River. The deck allows you to relax and enjoy the peaceful serenity of the area. Willow Creek is a rural mountain town with a wonderful history and a great location for adventure, including kayaking, rafting, fishing and hiking.

You will love your escape to our comfy 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with a large private deck that backs up to forest and mountain views. A modern, clean, relaxing retreat located in a charming neighborhood right in town, it is few minute drive to swimming or a walk to dinner. Deck with BBQ and patio furniture allow you to relax and enjoy the outdoors. This is a wonderful destination to soak up some of Trinity River's wild and scenic beauty and enjoy the seasons, 45 minutes from the coast.

Our home is on a quiet street backed by a wooded area and is sure to be the perfect spot for your family or friends' next short getaway or week-long vacation. The comfortable sleeping arrangements include one king bed, one queen bed and one double bed. The kitchen is stocked with everything needed to create a meal and a gas BBQ stands ready, whether you dine inside or outside on the spacious deck.

Take a nice little stroll into town… in moments you’ll be at the natural foods market, the coffee shop, restaurants, China Flat Museum (Bigfoot Annex), and more. Or hop in the car and within minutes you’ll be at epic swimming holes or ready for thrilling white water rafting. A wonderful home base for your adventure or lazy days of kicking back and enjoying this amazing micro climate, tucked between the mountains just 45 minutes from the coast.

This updated historical cottage is part of a sprawling property with other cottages scattered throughout with a mix of Oak and Fir and Madrone trees providing a shade canopy. The views are of the surrounding Trinity Mountains and just a short drive down to the Trinity River. The deck allows you to relax and enjoy the peaceful serenity of the area.

This studio style cottage is located at the China Creek Cottages, just one mile from downtown Willow Creek. The China Creek runs along the property with a trail to it. You are a short drive to the Trinity River or an hour to the Redwoods. Willow Creek is a rural mountain town with a wonderful history and a great location for adventure, including kayaking, rafting, fishing and hiking. The luxurious California King bed faces the gas fireplace and the flat screen TV with DirecTV. There are two sitting chairs in the main room. The full bathroom has an extra deep tub with a tiled shower, two pedestal sinks with solid chrome consoles and heated tiled floors. The fully equipped kitchenette (no stove, but there is the side burner on the gas BBQ on the deck) has a cute little table for two, to enjoy the meals created in the cottage. The deck is a perfect place to drink your coffee in the morning, or wind down in the evening with a book and a glass of your favorite beverage.

This hillside cottage is reminiscent of the early 1900's with bead board walls, a pedestal sink, and Victorian rugs mixed with contemporary heating and cooling. The cottage has a Cal-king sized bed and antique side tables all with a full service kitchen adjoining the living area. This cabin also includes a flat screen satellite television, and gas BBQ grill located on the patio to make for an inviting evening amerced in the natural woodsy surroundings.

This studio style cottage has a Cal-King bed which faces a flat screen TV with DirecTV. There is also two lounging chairs in the main room. The full bathroom has a bath shower combo, pedestal sink with a mirror cabinet above. Also equipped with a full kitchen that has everything you need to fix up a full meal. This updated historical cottage is part of a sprawling property with other cottages scattered throughout with a mix of Oak and Fir and Madrone trees providing a shade canopy. The property is just one mile from downtown Willow Creek. The China Creek runs along the property with a trail to it. The views are of the surrounding Trinity Mountains and just a short drive down to the Trinity River. The deck allows you to relax and enjoy the peaceful serenity of the area. Willow Creek is a rural mountain town with a wonderful history and a great location for adventure, including kayaking, rafting, fishing and hiking.