Welcome to the woods
Our little cabin sits among tall evergreens, with a covered deck, a fire pit with firewood provided, and trails that wind through the property. It's a great place to stroll through the old growth, sit by the fire, and relax.
When you're ready to explore, there's a farmhouse brewery just down the road, a Puget Sound beach nearby, and miles of forest trails for hiking and mountain biking a short drive away.
We're Bill and Cathy, and we live on the property. You may also meet our friendly dog, Piper.
- Sleeps 2 — one full-size bed
- Small refrigerator and two-person table
- Electric wood-stove heater and Wi-Fi
- Covered deck with forest views
- Fire pit with firewood included
- Restroom with hot shower a short walk away
- Walking trails on the property
- Pets welcome
Around the cabin
Guest guide
A few of our favorite things at the cabin and nearby.
At the cabin
Breakfast at the cabin
Staying with us? Cathy can make you a hot breakfast before you head out for the day. $15 per plate.
Order by 9:00 PM the night before.
Trails and fire pit
Wander the paths through the trees, then end the day by the fire. Firewood is provided.
Coffee and tea
Start the morning slowly. Coffee and tea are stocked in the cabin, so you can enjoy a cup on the deck while the forest wakes up.
Close to the cabin
Yoked Farmhouse & Brewery
A family-friendly farmhouse brewery just down the road, pouring rotating farmhouse-style beers.
Check hours before you go.
Burley Store
Less than 2 miles away, about a 3-minute drive. A handy country grocery and convenience store for snacks, cold drinks, and anything you forgot to pack.
Trails and beaches
Banner Forest Heritage Park
636 acres of forest with trails for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. It's a great place for mushroom foraging, too.
Foragers must follow Kitsap County's mushroom harvest rules. Pack it in, pack it out.
Gateway Park & 360 Trails
A Key Peninsula park with a playground, picnic pavilion, and off-leash dog areas. The 360 Trails start at the tree line across from the parking lot, with miles of woodland trails for hiking and mountain biking. Watch for the one-way bike trails.
Open 7 AM to sunset.
Around town
Port Orchard waterfront
Kitsap County's first city, with a waterfront park and marina, antique shops and boutiques along Bay Street, and a foot ferry to Bremerton.
Gig Harbor waterfront
A charming harbor town with shops, restaurants, and water views, worth an afternoon stroll. Stop by the Harbor History Museum on Harborview Drive to learn about the town's past.