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We are an all adult resort.  We have 9 rooms, 5 in the main lodge and 4 in our detached “Forest House”. Our 9th room called The Nest, can only be booked by calling the lodge.  It has two queen beds and is the full upper level of the Forest House with a private covered patio.  We are the perfect place for a romantic get away, to relax and commune with nature, or for those fishermen who need a big breakfast to start the day off right and a comfy bed to end the night.  The Lodge has over 400 feet of river frontage and almost 5 acres of gardens with numerous areas to rest and relax.  You may fish off our banks but a fishing license is required.   All rooms are set up to house only 2 adults, with two rooms, Damselfly and The Nest able to host up to 4 adults (with 2 queen beds in 2 bedrooms) an extra charge applies if you have more than 2 adults. This is a non-smoking facility. 

We have one room that can accommodate ADA guests (Caddisfly) – see further information below.  If you need help determining which room may be suitable for you, please give us a call at 541-822-3630.

Relax in the jetted tubs of Mayfly or Songbird; have a glass of wine in front of the fireplace in Dragonfly or Songbird; or just sit on one of our outside decks while communing with nature!

Amenities include: A/C, complimentary Wi-Fi, small refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker and coffee packets, robes and luxury toiletries.

All stays include a full cooked to order breakfast each morning and a complimentary glass of wine and snack in the afternoon. 

COVID 19 Information:  We want to keep our guests, our staff and ourselves safe, and are doing the following:

  • No one other than registered guests will be allowed on the property 
  • All rooms are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized before guests arrive
  • While here, we will not be “refreshing” or entering rooms unless requested by you.  This limits contact points.
  • Breakfast will continue to be served in the main dining area or out on the deck with weather permitting.  If you prefer to eat your breakfast in the room, please let us know and we will put it on a tray and let you know when you can pick it up.  We have limited staff and cannot take trays to rooms.
  • We have over 4 acres of gardens, river access and green spaces – please keep your distance from other guests.
  • All dishes and linens are thoroughly washed (dishes are sanitized in our commercial sanitizer) after meals.
  • If you have additional questions, please let us know!

ADA ROOM – Caddisfly

While our Lodge was built before ADA requirements were in place (in 1946 – with the last major room addition in 1979), we do have one room that may be suitable for people with physical disabilities – the Caddisfly Room.  The Caddisfly Room is on the ground floor and has extra wide doors (for wheelchair access).  The bathroom is equipped with grip bars and has a roll-in shower with hand-held shower head.  The room has one queen bed and is our smallest room.  It is easily accessible from the parking area. Guests also have use of a wooden ramp to the main lodge to make it easy to get into the Lodge for breakfast.  The only wheelchair accessible bathroom is in the Caddisfly Room.  Depending on the nature of your disability, other rooms may also be suitable (ground floor, but no wheelchair access). Please call us at 541-822-3630 to discuss further.

PET POLICY – Please contact the Lodge for details on certain breeds that are not allowed.

Fur buddies (cats confined to carriers) are only allowed in rooms in the Forest House (Songbird, Mayfly and Caddisfly)    There is an additional charge of $50 per dog or cat per stay (no more than 2 dogs allowed in Songbird – only one dog allowed in Caddisfly and Mayfly).  Bookings for dogs must be confirmed via phone (not online).  Rules for dogs include:  must be on a leash at all times on the property;  no excessive barking/disturbing other guests, no wet dogs in rooms, no dogs on beds,  no dogs in or around the main lodge building;  dogs may not be left alone in rooms (you can put them in your car while dining – or you can bring a crate and they can be in there while you are dining).  If you have questions about your fur buddy, feel free to give us a call.  Additional charges will be added to your bill if your dog damages anything in the room or on the property.

SERVICE DOGS

Service Dogs are permitted. We follow the ADA guidelines and regulations related to the definition of a service dog and performance of it’s task/s. Unfortunately, there’s a lot of fraud by people who simply want to travel with their pets, so innkeepers are allowed by the ADA to ask a few questions to help separate pet owners from people who need a trained SA to help them manage their disability:

1. Is the SA needed because of a disability?
2. What work or task has the SA been trained to perform in order to assist the person with the disability?

The task performed by the dog must be directly related to the person’s disability. For example:

• Many people who are blind or have low vision use dogs to guide and assist them with orientation;
• Individuals who are deaf may use dogs to alert them to sounds;
• People with mobility disabilities often use dogs to pull their wheelchairs or retrieve items;
• People with epilepsy may use a dog to warn them of an imminent seizure;
• Individuals with psychiatric disabilities may use a dog to remind them to take medication, etc…

Dogs or therapy animals whose function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as Service Animals according to the ADA, even with a doctor’s note.

In order to establish a dog is a Psychiatric Support Animal (PSA) and protected by the ADA, we need a letter – on letterhead – from a licensed mental health care professional saying the dog is necessary to help the individual manage their disability from their mental illness.

SAs must be allowed to accompany the guest with a disability everywhere guests are normally permitted, but must be harnessed, leashed, or tethered, unless these devices interfere with the SA’s work. Individuals who cannot use such devices must maintain control of the animal through voice, signal, or other effective controls.  SAs should not approach other guests and must remain quietly at their owner’s feet when seated.

Finally, there are many websites that sell various certification packages, including documents, ID cards, tags and vests, however, there is no documentation recognized by the ADA nor Justice Department that proves a dog is a Service Animal.

LODGE POLICIES:

Check-in time: 3-6 PM. Please let us know if you will be arriving after 6 PM so arrangements can be made.
Check-out time: 11 AM

* All guests will be charged a deposit of one night (if staying one or 2 nights) or 50% of the entire booking (if more than 2 nights).

* We require a two night minimum stay on weekends “in season” (May – October) for any Saturday reservation. This may apply on other weekends for special events.

* We are a non-smoking property – No smoking on porches, patios, decks and anywhere indoors. Please ask Innkeepers for directions to smoking area (if fire restrictions are in place in the county, we expect guests to follow fire restriction guidelines, which may include no smoking on the premises at all)

* Well behaved pets are considered on an individual basis (extra charge would apply) in certain rooms (Caddisfly – 1 dog; Mayfly – 1 dog; Songbird – up to 2 dogs). All pets must be kept on a leash while on the Lodge property. Pets are not allowed in the dining area or on the deck.

* Room rates are for two adults and include full breakfast and a wine/snack hour each afternoon; rates are subject to change without notice. The only room that can hold more than 2 adults is the Damselfly Room which holds a maximum of 4 adults (More than 2 adults will be charged $40 per guest per night) 

*Additional $40 per guest per night

* Bookings of multiple rooms may require a larger than usual deposit and have a 60 – 90 day cancellation policy.

* Normal cancellations require FOURTEEN (14) days’ notice prior to arrival, or you will be charged for the your entire reservation (if we can re-rent the room we will refund $ we are able to recover through the re-rental). A $40 cancellation fee per room applies to all cancellations with a 14 or more day notice.

* Early departures WILL be charged for the reserved time period. Because last minute cancellations greatly affect us, our cancellation policy is strictly enforced.

* The McKenzie River has a very strong current and is very cold – Pets and/or children should not be allowed near the river without a supervising adult.

* Lost key charge of $35 for any keys not turned in upon checkout.

ADA Property Features

Parking:

  • We have numerous parking spaces on a level gravel parking area.
  • The parking space for the handicap accessible Caddisfly guest room is very wide and can easily accommodate a van with a lift.
  • Since we do not have set-width parking spots, we can easily block off an area for a large handicap accessible van.
  • We do not have any covered parking areas.

Exterior Routes:

  • Exterior routes to/from various first floor rooms (Mayfly, Caddisfly and Songbird) are via gravel walkways. The handicap accessible Caddisfly guest room is accessed directly from the path/garden area.
  • Handicap access to the main lodge is in the back, so a wheelchair would need to go across gravel and grass via a wide ramp.

Entrance:

  • Public/common rooms in the main Lodge are accessed through either a front door with five steps or the backyard ramp.
  • The backyard ramp allows wheelchair access to the lodge as there are two doors that can be opened to make a very wide access (70 inches).
  • There is no registration counter. We greet each guest individually, so if a guest is handicapped, we will greet them at their car to assist, if needed.
  • The door entry to the main lodge has one lever action opener, which is easy to operate. The doorway is 35 inches wide, however, there is a second door that can be opened to make the access area 70 inches wide.
  • We do not have any automated doors. Someone must manually open/close all doors to the lodge and guest rooms. There are no key readers. All rooms are accessed using regular keys.

Interior Routes:

  • The entry door to the accessible Caddisfly guest room features an easy to use push lever.
  • The public bathroom in the main lodge is not wide enough for wheelchair access
    All doors are manual; none are automatic.
  • Once inside the main Lodge there are two guest rooms, but you must climb stairs to get to them. There is a public bathroom on the main level, but it is not wheelchair accessible.

Public Restrooms:

  • Our public area bathroom is not handicap accessible.

ADA Signage:

  • We do not have any signs on the walls. The guest rooms have signs on the doors, but they are not in Braille or raised letters. We show each guest to their guest room and explain the room’s details. We have no signage at the Lodge.

Food Service Areas:

  • Food in the main lodge is served to the guests at breakfast. Anyone needing extra assistance is personally helped.
  • We would be happy to bring breakfast/wine to the handicap accessible room so a guest does not have to come to the main common area to dine.
  • If we have a handicapped guest, we reserve seating for them near the back ramp/door (if necessary) and assist them in entering/leaving.
  • We do provide self-service coffee/tea/juice at breakfast. However, we are always willing to serve a guest who has any issues walking/seeing/hearing.
  • Juice and coffee areas may not be fully accessible to handicapped guests, in which case we personally serve the guest.

We do not have a drinking fountain, elevator, or public phone.