# 2 BR Modern Luxury Woodland Family Escape Near Mt Baker
https://www.wander.com/property/modern-luxury-woodland-escape-near-mt-baker-682958621180431271
> Luxury vacation rental in British Columbia, CA
## Property Overview
- **Sleeps**: 6 guests
- **Bedrooms**: 2
- **Bathrooms**: 2
- **Square Footage**: 2,292.711 sq ft
## Pricing & Availability
- **Nightly Rate**: $388 - $725 (before taxes and fees)
- **Next Available**: July 11, 2026
- **Available Days**: 64 days in the next 90 days
- **Daily Pricing (Next 90 Days)**:
- Jul 3, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Jul 4, 2026: $448 (Not Available)
- Jul 5, 2026: $448 (Not Available)
- Jul 6, 2026: $448 (Not Available)
- Jul 7, 2026: $448 (Not Available)
- Jul 8, 2026: $448 (Not Available)
- Jul 9, 2026: $455 (Not Available)
- Jul 10, 2026: $573 (Not Available)
- Jul 11, 2026: $609 (Available)
- Jul 12, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Jul 13, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Jul 14, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Jul 15, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Jul 16, 2026: $476 (Available)
- Jul 17, 2026: $488 (Available)
- Jul 18, 2026: $587 (Available)
- Jul 19, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Jul 20, 2026: $490 (Available)
- Jul 21, 2026: $488 (Available)
- Jul 22, 2026: $595 (Not Available)
- Jul 23, 2026: $508 (Not Available)
- Jul 24, 2026: $565 (Available)
- Jul 25, 2026: $716 (Not Available)
- Jul 26, 2026: $540 (Not Available)
- Jul 27, 2026: $469 (Not Available)
- Jul 28, 2026: $456 (Not Available)
- Jul 29, 2026: $508 (Not Available)
- Jul 30, 2026: $561 (Not Available)
- Jul 31, 2026: $737 (Not Available)
- Aug 1, 2026: $725 (Available)
- Aug 2, 2026: $594 (Not Available)
- Aug 3, 2026: $516 (Not Available)
- Aug 4, 2026: $547 (Not Available)
- Aug 5, 2026: $462 (Not Available)
- Aug 6, 2026: $472 (Not Available)
- Aug 7, 2026: $742 (Not Available)
- Aug 8, 2026: $750 (Not Available)
- Aug 9, 2026: $490 (Not Available)
- Aug 10, 2026: $448 (Not Available)
- Aug 11, 2026: $448 (Not Available)
- Aug 12, 2026: $448 (Not Available)
- Aug 13, 2026: $460 (Available)
- Aug 14, 2026: $586 (Available)
- Aug 15, 2026: $624 (Available)
- Aug 16, 2026: $533 (Available)
- Aug 17, 2026: $529 (Available)
- Aug 18, 2026: $529 (Available)
- Aug 19, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Aug 20, 2026: $461 (Available)
- Aug 21, 2026: $678 (Available)
- Aug 22, 2026: $683 (Available)
- Aug 23, 2026: $664 (Available)
- Aug 24, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Aug 25, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Aug 26, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Aug 27, 2026: $543 (Available)
- Aug 28, 2026: $590 (Available)
- Aug 29, 2026: $601 (Available)
- Aug 30, 2026: $469 (Available)
- Aug 31, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Sep 1, 2026: $406 (Available)
- Sep 2, 2026: $413 (Available)
- Sep 3, 2026: $462 (Available)
- Sep 4, 2026: $509 (Available)
- Sep 5, 2026: $526 (Available)
- Sep 6, 2026: $448 (Available)
- Sep 7, 2026: $444 (Available)
- Sep 8, 2026: $439 (Available)
- Sep 9, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 10, 2026: $412 (Available)
- Sep 11, 2026: $502 (Available)
- Sep 12, 2026: $515 (Available)
- Sep 13, 2026: $417 (Available)
- Sep 14, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 15, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 16, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 17, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 18, 2026: $402 (Available)
- Sep 19, 2026: $409 (Available)
- Sep 20, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 21, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 22, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 23, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 24, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 25, 2026: $395 (Available)
- Sep 26, 2026: $402 (Available)
- Sep 27, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 28, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 29, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Sep 30, 2026: $388 (Available)
- Oct 1, 2026: $388 (Available)
## Location
- **Address**: British Columbia, British Columbia, CA
- **Coordinates**: 48.9111418, -121.9978645
- **Timezone**: America/Vancouver
- **Local Area**: Beautiful destination with local attractions
## Amenities
- Hot water
- Fire extinguisher
- Carbon monoxide detector
- First aid kit
- Baking sheet
- Bed Linen
- Cribs Available
- High Chairs
- Laptop workspace
- No parties
- Shower gel
- blender
- board games puzzles
- extra pillows and blankets
- garage
- outdoor furniture
- private entrance
- room darkening shades
- wardrobes
- wine glasses
- Air conditioning
- Dryer
- Washer
- Bbq area
- Bathtub
- Bed linens
- Coffee maker
- Cooking basics
- Dishes
- Dishwasher
- Hair dryer
- Heating
- Hot tub
- Iron
- Kitchen
- Dedicated workspace
- Microwave
- Oven
- Garden
- Fridge
- Smoke detector
- Stove
- Tv
- Wifi
## Dining Recommendations
- **Chair 9 Woodstone Pizza & Sports Bar**: Chair 9 Woodstone Pizza & Sports Bar is a family-owned Glacier, WA restaurant serving delicious, made-in-house gourmet pizzas, wings, and burgers in a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere perfect for unwinding after outdoor adventures. Everything on the menu is cooked, not fried, making it a local favorite for casual meals and après-ski hangouts.
- **Joe's Fine Coffee**: Joe's Fine Coffee in Maple Falls offers superb espresso, drip coffee, tea, and hot chocolate alongside fresh sandwiches and pastries in a cozy café setting.
- **Gunners Tex Mex BBQ**: Gunners Tex Mex BBQ blends smoky barbecue with vibrant Tex-Mex flavors, offering amazing tacos, grilled meats by the pound, and GF options in a cozy Glacier spot. With indoor and outdoor seating, it’s a busy haven for hikers and cyclists seeking bold, satisfying bites and great cocktails.
## Activities & Attractions
- **Public Launch**: This activity offers free, easy access to Lake George’s 32-mile waterway via multiple public boat launches with paved ramps and ample parking, making it perfect for boaters, kayakers, and families exploring the Adirondacks. An invasive species inspection is required before launching, ensuring a safe and sustainable experience for all visitors. [1][7]
- **Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest**: Experience world-class skiing, hiking along the Pacific Crest Trail, and stunning alpine views in a vast wilderness with fewer crowds than nearby parks, making it perfect for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure and tranquility.
- **Maple Creek Park**: Maple Creek Park is a serene 73-acre hidden gem in Whatcom County featuring a loop trail past a 35-foot waterfall and salmon-rich creek, perfect for nature lovers and hikers seeking a peaceful forest escape.
- **Glacier Creek Sno-Park**: Glacier Creek Sno-Park offers 20 miles of groomed motorized snowmobiling trails in the Mount Baker wilderness, making it a perfect winter escape for snowmobile enthusiasts seeking accessible, scenic riding. A Washington State Sno-Park permit is required during the season. [2] [4] [5]
- **Silver Lake Park**: Silver Lake Park in Rochester, MN is a special lakeside destination perfect for active families and nature lovers, offering biking, paddleboarding, and unique opportunities to observe Giant Canada geese while enjoying a wheelchair-accessible playground and swimming pool.
- **Racehorse Falls**: Racehorse Falls is a stunning 139-foot multi-tier waterfall thundering through an impressive gorge, perfect for hikers seeking a short, easy trail through lush forest to witness its frothy cascades. Nature lovers and adventure seekers will enjoy this scenic yet dangerous spot, especially those who appreciate solitude and the chance to explore nearby fossil-rich landslide areas.
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## Local Services
- **Graham's Store**: Graham's Store in Glacier, Washington is a specialty food shop known for killer bagel sandwiches, fresh coffee, and a curated selection of unique grocery items[6]. It stands out as a local destination for shoppers seeking distinctive food offerings in the Glacier area[6].
## Additional Information
- **Shipping to**: Shipping Items to the House
Can I ship some gear to the house before my stay? Absolutely! However, please note that deliveries are at your own discretion; Wander will not be held liable for lost, stolen, or tampered items or packages.
IMPORTANT: Please ensure that delivery will fall during your stay dates in order to prevent disturbing the guests at the house before and after your trip. Should your package arrive on a day that doesn’t fall during your trip, a $50 fee will be charged for our runner's fee.
Need Something at the Home?
If there is anything you want in your Wander Home that you can’t find, simply let Concierge know so they can help out (no need to buy anything). You may contact them through the app or by texting +1-737-377-3205.
- **Occupancy notice**: This home follows a strict maximum occupancy rule. Please make sure that the total number of guests accompanying you (including both children and adults) doesn't exceed the indicated maximum occupancy above to avoid cancellation of your stay and additional fees.
- **No smoking**: Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the property.
## Guest Services
- **24/7 Concierge**: Available through the Wander app
- **Housekeeping**: Professional cleaning service
- **Maintenance**: On-call support for any issues
- **Local Recommendations**: Dining, activities, and experiences
## Property Details
- **Property ID**: 682958621180431271
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*Last modified: 2026-07-03*