Hand built log lodge with deep cedar soaking tub

Welcome to Camp Neary. Built by hand in 1975 by famed log home builder Mike Neary, this unique four-bedroom, 3,000-sq-ft log cabin sits on a beautiful acre of towering Douglas fir and western red cedar trees, minutes from all that Mt. Hood has to offer. The space As you step into the cabin, you’re welcomed by massive Douglas fir logs—harvested long ago from what is now the protected Bull Run Wilderness—a flagstone entry with stone sourced just up the hill, and walls clad in reclaimed wood from a historic barn that once stood along the Oregon Trail. Enjoy our sunken conversation pit wrapped around a large stone fireplace, handcrafted cedar dining table made for family meals, and a cozy living room with a sectional sofa and pull-down projector for movie nights. The kitchen is fully stocked with a high-end induction range and plenty of space for cooking epic meals. Outside, you’ll find our hand-built deep cedar soaking tub, along with a Weber grill and fire pit for post-hike s’mores or a little après-ski hang. ✨ Perfect for family gatherings, weekend getaways with friends, or a peaceful retreat in the mountains. No parties, weddings, or large events. Other things to note The house is on a deep aquifer well which is is great to drink, but it does come with a sulphur smell sometimes (not uncommon up here). We do provide a brita for filtering but some folks prefer to bring up some bottled water. There are a few sweet dogs that roam the neighborhood and visit the property daily.