Alojamientos vacacionales en Fort Bidwell

Rockin' TD Ranch Guest House

This cozy 1,400 sq. foot guesthouse (fully-furnished, ADA compliant, single level) has large picture windows and front porch, allowing guests to witness the incredible outdoor views of Long Valley, NV. The private rock garden with chairs is a great place to sit and relax. Come stargaze, hike or just decompress. Guests have said it's amazing! Need something smaller? Check out our Vya Rockin' TD Ranch Bunkhouse on Airbnb! Please be aware that we are 22 miles from the nearest town/hospital.

CLOUD CANYON HIDEAWAY

Enjoy this peaceful beautiful hideaway, nestled up against the Warner mountains with breathtaking views of Goose Lake and the Goose Lake Valley. The only sounds that you will hear will be the seasonal water rushing down from Cloud Canyon mingled with the sounds of all the local wild life. There are many trails to explore but one might enjoy just taking the time to relax. Dark skies above the Hideaway make this the perfect location for stargazers. Don't forget to pack your stargazing tools!

Rustic retreat in Oregon's Dark Sky Sanctuary

At the base of the Warner Mountains, 3 mins off HWY 395, our guesthouse invites you to relax in peace & quiet. Once a country gas station, State Line Mill Guesthouse has been updated with modern electrical, plumbing and kitchenette, but kept its high desert charm. It offers solitude on 4 acres at the NE edge of New Pine Creek, OR; an area known for spectacular sunsets, starry skies, & tranquility. Whether driving through or visiting, we have everything you need for a relaxing, rural retreat.

The Speakeasy Studio

This historic and newly renovated studio provides a great experience in Lakeview's downtown district. It's located in one of the only buildings to survive the fire of 1916. Over the years lower part of the building used to be the town liquor store, hence the name Speakeasy studio. Its located down the alley on side of the building. A perfect retreat while being in the center of it all. Quick access to the park, community pool, bar, coffee shop, flower shop, bike shop, eateries and more.

The bunk house

Do you want a ranch vacation? Are you traveling with horses & need a lay over. We have room for both you and your horses too. If you want to experience ranch life, peace, quiet, & nature ,than come to our 80 acre horse ranch in alturas calif., where there are more cows in our county than people. We have horses, cows, chickens, and cow dogs. Stay in our remodeled bunkhouse, has room for 4. 1 queen bed, and a full size futon. Full kitchen, private bathroom, with outside bbq area.

Peaceful 1BR bunkhouse, 360 views & amenities too

There's something here for everyone! The rustic Double M Bunkhouse was the original bunkhouse on the ranch and years later relocated to another location on the property. It has all you need to stay comfortably while taking in the unique southern Oregon skies. Twenty minutes from town or five minutes from the Fremont National Forest. Quiet coffee on the warm sun porch or hunting and fishing at your fingertips, the choice is yours. WiFi, washer, dryer and complete kitchen.

The Cranky Canard - High Desert Log Cabin

This cozy log cabin that sits at the base of the Warner Mountains at 5,340 ft on 20 acres and backs to the National Forest. Beautiful view of the broad valley of the Pit River where you can witness breath-taking sunsets, dark skies where the Milky Way is visible to the naked eye, and even Mt. Shasta —which is located 95 miles west as the crow flies.

Paradise in the country

Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway nestled on 6 acres. Located 1 mile from town you can experience the best of both worlds. Take the time to lay out at the special beach and enjoy a little taste of paradise. The guest house features locally made concrete countertops, cozy living space, and a patio to watch the sun come up.

The Cheese Factory - High Desert Cabin Built 1880

This is a historical building built in 1880 that was the local meat market and then later became a Cheese Factory (creamery) which it is locally known as today. Nearly condemned in the 1980s a very ambitious carpenter decided to not only make it livable but expand the attic to create a very unique living space.