4 bedrooms
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11 beds
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3 bathrooms
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12 guests
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New
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1000 sq. ft.
Operated by a Wander partner
Trusted operators, vetted by Wander
Walk to the heart of Government Camp, then come home to your own private forest retreat.
Chalet Camp Creek is a spacious four-bedroom mountain home designed for families, friends, and adventure-filled group getaways. Enjoy a brand-new hot tub overlooking the National Forest, two separate living areas, nine beds, three full bathrooms, multiple decks, and direct access to nearby trails—all just one block from Government Camp’s restaurants, bars, shops, and general store.
Whether your perfect Mt. Hood getaway includes powder days, summer hiking, mountain biking, or relaxing by the fire, Chalet Camp Creek gives your group the space to spread out without sacrificing an unbeatable Government Camp location.
Nearby attractions:
• One block to restaurants, bars, shops, and Govy General Store
• Two minutes to Summit Pass and the Timberline shuttle
• Approximately ½ mile to Mt. Hood Skibowl East
• 10 minutes to Timberline Lodge
• 15 minutes to Mt. Hood Meadows
The space
Tucked against the National Forest with no rear neighbors, Chalet Camp Creek feels private and peaceful while keeping you within an easy walk of everything Government Camp has to offer.
This custom-built mountain home features soaring vaulted ceilings, warm wood details, multiple fireplaces, two living areas, and flexible sleeping arrangements for large families, multiple couples, or groups traveling together.
Spend your days exploring Mt. Hood, then return for a soak in the hot tub, dinner around the large live-edge kitchen counters, and a cozy evening beside the fire.
Highlights guests will love
• Rare accommodations for larger groups in Government Camp
• Four bedrooms, nine beds, and three full bathrooms
• Brand-new private hot tub with unobstructed forest views
• Walkable location near restaurants, bars, shops, and the general store
• Quick access to Summit Pass, Skibowl, Timberline, and Mt. Hood Meadows
• National Forest directly behind the home
• Two separate living rooms, each with a fireplace and TV
• Additional kitchenette on the first floor
• Heated mattress pads on every queen and king bed
• Multiple decks, outdoor seating, propane grill, and seasonal firepit
• Games and family-friendly amenities
Sleeping arrangements
Four bedrooms | Nine beds | Three full bathrooms
Every queen and king bed includes a heated mattress pad for cozy winter nights.
First floor
Bedroom 1: Four twin beds in a comfortable bunk-style room—perfect for children, teens, or friends.
Bedroom 2: One queen bed and a private fireplace, creating a quiet and cozy retreat.
Second floor
Primary suite: One king bed, an ensuite bathroom, panoramic forest views, and direct access to the private deck and hot tub.
Third floor
Bedroom 4: Two queen beds and one twin bed, offering plenty of space for a family or larger sleeping group.
Loft: A comfortable reading and lounge area overlooking the main living room.
Three full bathrooms
The home includes three full bathrooms, all with walk-in showers:
• One private ensuite bathroom in the primary suite
• Two conveniently located shared bathrooms
Two separate living spaces
Chalet Camp Creek makes it easy for everyone to spend time together—or enjoy a little room of their own.
Main living room: Soaring vaulted ceilings, a large sectional, fireplace, sound system, and Smart TV create the perfect gathering place after a day on the mountain.
Lower living room: A second fireplace, Smart TV, games, comfortable seating, and a kitchenette give children, teens, or a second family their own place to relax.
Private hot tub and outdoor spaces
Step outside and enjoy the peaceful sights and sounds of the forest.
• Brand-new private hot tub with unobstructed National Forest views
• Multiple decks and patios with outdoor seating
• Propane barbecue grill
• Large outdoor picnic table
• Seasonal firepit, subject to local fire restrictions
• Nearby creek for a true mountain setting
• Direct access to surrounding National Forest trails
The hot tub is especially magical after a day of skiing—or while snow falls through the trees.
Kitchen and dining
The fully equipped main kitchen is located on the second floor and includes modern appliances, cookware, serving essentials, and beautiful custom live-edge wood counters.
Gather for meals with:
• Dining table seating for eight
• Bar seating for five
• Large outdoor picnic table
• Front and rear decks for seasonal outdoor dining
A separate first-floor kitchenette provides additional space for drinks, snacks, and morning coffee.
Guest access
Guests have private access to the entire home, including all four bedrooms, three bathrooms, both living areas, the main kitchen, the downstairs kitchenette, hot tub, decks, and outdoor spaces.
Keyless entry is provided for convenient self-check-in.
Parking is available for a maximum of four vehicles. Winter parking may be more limited because of snow accumulation and required plowing routes.
The neighborhood
Chalet Camp Creek is located in the heart of Government Camp, surrounded by the year-round recreation of Mt. Hood.
Walk to local restaurants, bars, shops, and the general store, or head out for skiing, snowboarding, hiking, mountain biking, lakes, and scenic mountain adventures.
Approximate travel times:
• Govy General Store: Five-minute walk
• Summit Pass: 10-minute walk or two-minute drive
• Timberline Lodge: 10-minute drive
• Mt. Hood Meadows: 15-minute drive
• Portland International Airport: Approximately one hour
Summit Pass offers beginner-friendly skiing and snowboarding, lessons, rentals, dining, and snow tubing. During the winter season, the Timberline shuttle provides daily service between Summit Pass and Timberline Lodge.
A vehicle is recommended for exploring the greater Mt. Hood area. During winter conditions, four-wheel drive, all-wheel drive, traction tires, or chains may be required. Always check current road and weather conditions before traveling.
Other things to note
• This home is especially well suited for two families or larger groups
• Maximum parking is four vehicles
• No pets are permitted because some guests have allergies
• No parties or events
• No smoking or drug use anywhere on the property
• A maximum of two registered daytime visitors is permitted
• Quiet hours are from 9:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m.
• Firepit availability depends on seasonal fire regulations
• Guests will receive a check-in link for required screening and identification verification
• A complete digital house manual will be provided before arrival
• Check-in begins at 3:00 p.m.
• Check-out is by 10:00 a.m.
Come for the mountain adventures. Stay for the forest views, fireside evenings, and hot-tub nights at Chalet Camp Creek.
Primary Bedroom
1 king bed
Guest Bedroom
1 queen bed
Upstairs Bedroom
2 queen beds
Primary Bedroom
1 king bed
Guest Bedroom
1 queen bed
Upstairs Bedroom
2 queen beds
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Government Camp, OR 97028, US
Government Camp, OR, USMt. Hood Brewing Co. is a cozy mountain brewpub serving house-made craft beers and Oregon-inspired comfort food in a relaxed, family-friendly setting. Set in Government Camp, it’s a favorite stop for hearty pub fare after a day on Mt. Hood.
Mazot Eatery is a mountain bistro serving specialty sandwiches, bison dogs, and hearty entrées alongside beer, wine, and espresso. Set on-mountain with an outdoor BBQ and sweeping views, it offers a relaxed, scenic stop for skiers and hikers.
Ratskeller serves hearty German and regional fare in a cozy, old-world setting with historic charm. Its vaulted, cellar-style atmosphere makes it feel like a classic beer hall tucked beneath the city.
Huckleberry Inn Restaurant serves hearty American diner fare, with generous portions and a classic, cozy feel. It’s a longtime Mt. Hood landmark known for breakfast favorites and huckleberry treats.
The Glacier House is a cozy mountain restaurant and pub in Government Camp serving local favorites, rice bowls, ramen, appetizers, and craft drinks. With views of Mt. Begbie and a warm, family-friendly atmosphere, it’s a scenic spot to relax after a day on the mountain.
Mt. Hood Skibowl stands out for its huge night-skiing scene, with illuminated terrain for every skill level and a lively summer adventure park. It’s a great fit for skiers, snowboarders, and families looking for an action-packed mountain day or evening.
Mt. Hood Meadows offers big-mountain skiing with sweeping volcano views, varied terrain, and some of Oregon’s best night skiing. It’s ideal for skiers and snowboarders who want a scenic, high-energy mountain that suits beginners through experts.
A scenic stop with sweeping, unobstructed views of Mt. Hood and the Sandy River Valley, perfect for photographers and anyone who loves a quick, memorable mountain overlook. It’s especially special for its clear sightlines and historic Oregon Trail setting.
A short, easy walk leads to a pretty two-step waterfall in a cool, mossy canyon near Mount Hood. It’s a great pick for families, casual hikers, and anyone looking for a quick scenic stop.
Timberline Lodge Ski Area stands out for its legendary Mt. Hood setting and the longest ski season in North America, with terrain for every level. It’s especially great for skiers and snowboarders who love big views, varied runs, and a true alpine experience.
A scenic, moderately easy hike to a peaceful alpine lake, Mirror Lake Trailhead is ideal for anyone who loves mountain views, forest walking, and a rewarding destination without a strenuous climb. It’s especially appealing to families, casual hikers, and photographers.
Trillium Lake is a postcard-worthy alpine escape with glassy reflections of Mount Hood, easy lakeside trails, and peaceful spots to paddle, fish, or relax. It’s ideal for families, photographers, and anyone who loves scenic outdoor scenery.
Race down Oregon’s only dual alpine slide, twisting through mountain meadows with views of Mt. Hood and a brake you control. It’s a fun pick for families, friends, and anyone who likes scenic thrills.
A charming mountain museum in Government Camp, Mt. Hood Cultural Center & Museum is especially appealing for history lovers and curious travelers. It offers local heritage exhibits, special events, and a welcoming stop for anyone exploring Mt. Hood.
Free cancellation up to 30 days before check-in. 50% refund up to 7 days before. No refund after that.
Pets not allowed
No smoking - fees will apply
Events not allowed
Check-in after 4:00 pm
Check-out before 11:00 am
12 guests maximum
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