SUNCADIA VACATION HOMES A place where time for real conversations and fun seems to grow on trees and the natural beauty takes your breath away, Suncadia is perfect for family, romantic, or small group vacations in Washington State. Suncadia, a premier all-season mountain resort, offers luxury vacation homes and condos in Washington State. In the new Miner’s Camp neighborhood of Suncadia Resort, 81 Miner’s Camp is the perfect base camp for exploring the surrounding fun. This 1,957-square foot lodge-inspired home has three bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms and is great for families or groups of friends with up to 11 guests. In addition to the lovely in-home features, you and your loved ones will have an all-access pass to all of the resort's amenities like the pools at the Swim and Fitness Center across the street! Step inside this luxurious cabin and you will find a spacious open floor plan that stretches from the kitchen to the living and dining areas. Soaring vaulted ceilings are accented with wood beam accents while large windows allow natural light to come flooding over designer furniture and beautiful hardwood flooring. The gourmet chef’s kitchen is a dream boasting granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances including a six-gas burner cooktop, and oven. It is fully stocked with everything you need whether making a quick post-pool snack our fancy four-course holiday feast including a commercial-grade blender, five-quart mixer, Kuerig coffee machine, and a regular drip coffee maker. Everyone has plenty of room to gather around the dining table for eight with an additional four seats at the kitchen bar. In the living room, you and your loved ones will enjoy hanging out on the comfortable seating which frames the TV with a Blu-Ray/DVD player and the floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. This is the perfect place to spend movie nights or game nights cozied up by the glow of the fire. Step into the backyard and soak up breathtaking views of the Prospector Golf Course. Gather around the fire pit for s'mores. Kick back and relax in the private hot tub that seats up to seven. Grill up the evening's dinner at the gas barbecue and enjoy your feast on the outdoor dining table that seats up to eight. The fun doesn't stop there- a game room is located in the garage. Here you will find a ping-pong table, a commercial Arcade dart game, a Bluetooth speaker, and plenty of seating area. Additional features of this upscale home include: • The master suite is downstairs featuring a king-size bed, a twin daybed, TV, and a lavish en-suite bathroom with a walk-in closet, and direct patio access. • The second bedroom is upstairs and has a queen-size bed with a TV. • The third bedroom suite is upstairs featuring a king-size bed, TV, and an en-suite bathroom. The walk-in closet doubles as a quiet workspace that includes a fax machine, printer/scanner, and phone. • The bonus bunk room is upstairs with two twin-size bunk beds, two TVs, and two Xbox One consoles. Note: • There is a NEMA 14-50 outlet in the garage for free fast charging your Tesla. You will need to bring your own Tesla portable charger. • No pets, please Stay with us and utilize all Suncadia Resort amenities: • Self-Parking • Access to Resort Pools & Fitness Center • WiFi Access • Intra-Resort Shuttle Service • S’more Hour • Golf Bag Storage • In-Home Coffee & Tea Bar • Travel Amenities • Select Pet Amenities • Printing Services • Guaranteed advance tee times • Bottled water (upon request) • Golf tee-time discounts • Access to Lawn and Board Games As guests of Suncadia Resort, you have full access to all the resort amenities. Access to the Swim & Fitness Center and The Nelson Farm Pool (seasonally) | Wifi Access | Intra-Resort Shuttle Service | Golf Bag Storage | DESTINATION TASTE (changes seasonally) | Electric Car Charging Stations available (standard charging fees apply)| S'mores Daily at Fire Pit (varies by season) | Exclusive access to use Suncadia catering, meeting and events services and space | Discounted golf rates & tee time reservations available at the time of accommodations confirmation This home is managed by Suncadia Resort. Should you need anything during your stay please reach out to the front desk at the Lodge at Suncadia for assistance. They are available 24/7. MINER'S CAMP Inspired by the small mining camps that used to sit on this land, Miner's Camp is quaint and inviting, more like a small community than just another neighborhood. A LAND OF MANY STORIES About 11,000 years ago, the last ice age left its imprint on Kittitas County and the land that is Suncadia, creating a land of phenomenal contrasts. Massive glaciers carved the dramatic peaks and valleys that are seen today, leaving miles of gravel and silt forming the broad Kittitas valley to the east. High alpine forest and jagged peaks collapse 7,400 feet into the sagebrush desert and searing heat of the Great American Basin. Between these extremes lie a variety of distinct climates and ecosystems, as well as the charming and historic communities of Roslyn, Cle Elum, and Ronald. Beginning with the Kennewick Man, archeological remains of a prehistoric man from nearly 10,000 years ago, the upper Kittitas County region has been the setting for one of America’s longest stories of intertwining lives: the Yakama – first peoples; the prospectors who came to pan for gold; the miners who came to dig the coal for the Great Northern Railroad; pioneers from every corner of the globe; and devoted cattle ranchers, farmers, and centuries of settlers looking for a better life. Roslyn (population 1,017) is Suncadia’s nearest neighbor. It once drew immigrants from around the world to work its vast seams of coal. Today, the mines are closed. Roslyn’s small unassuming homes are former miners’ cottages, while the larger homes were often boarding houses or brothels. Roslyn’s downtown buildings remain remarkably as they were in the early 20th century, which has made it a favorite of Hollywood. It was used in the 1979 Dick Van Dyke movie, The Runner Stumbles and served as Cicely, Alaska in the 1990’s hit TV series, Northern Exposure. Today, Roslyn is home to an eclectic mix of people and places that give the town its distinctive charm. A theater with hospitality like no other, the Roslyn Theatre building was once a mortuary, but now features first-run movies, high-back velvet seats, and even “well behaved” dogs are welcome to attend the show. The Roslyn Museum provides a look into the memorabilia and history of coal mining from 1885-1969 and its effect upon the local community. The Brick is a local watering hole with its share of live music, local brew, and longtime residents. The town of Cle Elum (population 1,792) lies two miles east of Suncadia. In the Native American Yakama language, Cle Elum means “swift water.” Like Roslyn, it has a rich history of mining and logging, but the feel of the two communities is distinctly different. Before the transcontinental railroad was extended to Seattle in the mid-1880s, Cle Elum was the terminus for east-west trains. From here, passengers had to endure a torturous buckboard ride over the Cascades. Cle Elum was one of the final communities in the U.S. to receive dial phone service in 1966. The last operating switchboard is displayed at the Telephone Museum, along with interesting local and railroad artifacts. Ellensburg, only 28 miles from Suncadia, is the region’s largest community (population 15,767) and a popular visitor destination. Expected to be Washington’s state capitol until Yakima cast its vote for Olympia, Ellensburg’s Victorian downtown is filled today with quaint shops and restaurants. Central Washington University gives the town a vibrant collegiate vibe and adds to the selection of cultural events. Live entertainment can be found most nights of the week, and the community hosts ongoing festivals including the First Friday Art Walk, Jazz in the Valley, and the famous Ellensburg Fair and Rodeo. The Suncadia story is only the most recent to grace the Cle Elum River watershed. The traditional hunting and fishing grounds of the Yakama First Nations people for centuries, Upper Kittitas County is rich in Native American culture and history. As pioneers began to cross and settle the Mountain West, coal was discovered here. From the late 1800's through the closing of the historic Roslyn No. 9 mine in 1963, life here revolved around the coal mines. Our Cle Elum resort respectfully follows in the footsteps of those who came before. LATE CHECK OUT FEES: This can only be granted upon request only and can be arranged through the front desk on the day of your departure. All late check outs are subject to availability and may not be honored during peak times. Homes and Condos: - 11am to 2pm - 20% of the nightly rate - 2pm to 4pm - 35% of the nightly rate - 4pm to 6pm - 50% of the nightly rate - 6pm or after - 100% of the nightly rate