Question 1

Where is Alpine Lakes Lodge located?

Accepted Answer

We're at 3000 U-Fish Rd, Easton, WA 98925 — just 80 minutes from downtown Seattle via I-90. Take Exit 63 off I-90, then 1.5 miles down the road on your left. We're nestled in the Cascade foothills near Snoqualmie Pass.

Question 2

When is Alpine Lakes Lodge open?

Accepted Answer

Alpine Lakes Lodge is open year-round! Summer (June–August) is peak season with the best weather for lake activities. Fall brings stunning foliage, winter offers cozy cabin getaways near Snoqualmie Pass skiing, and spring is perfect for fishing as the lakes come alive.

Question 3

How do I make a reservation?

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You can book online through our reservation system by clicking 'Book Now' on any page, or call us directly at 425-622-2790. For group events like weddings, reunions, or corporate retreats, please contact us for a custom quote.

Question 4

Is there cell service at the property?

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Cell service is limited at the property. We recommend downloading offline maps and any important content before arrival. This is part of the charm — disconnect and enjoy nature!

Question 5

What should I bring?

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Bring bedding or sleeping bags, food and cooking supplies, fishing gear (rods, tackle, bait), sunscreen, insect repellent, and layers for cool evenings. We provide kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and paddle boats free of charge. No fishing license is required on our private lakes.

Question 6

What types of accommodations do you offer?

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We offer cabins with lake access (sleeping 2–6 guests), modern tiny homes (sleeps up to 7), a 14-person lakefront log lodge perfect for groups, 22 RV sites with electric (30/50 amp) and water hookups plus a dump station, and tent camping sites — all on 54 private acres with access to 4 stocked lakes.

Question 7

What is included with a cabin rental?

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Cabin rentals include access to all 4 private stocked lakes (no fishing license required — bring your own gear), free kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and paddle boats, hiking trails, and visits with our farm animals (sheep, alpacas, horses). Cabins come with a kitchenette (refrigerator, microwave, air fryer, K-cup coffee maker), a heater (no A/C), and private porches. Bedding and linens are available at additional cost — or bring your own.

Question 8

Do the cabins have kitchens?

Accepted Answer

Each cabin has a kitchenette with a refrigerator, microwave, air fryer, and K-cup coffee maker — no stove or oven. The lodge has a full kitchen with oven, stovetop, refrigerator, and dining space for large groups. Bring your own groceries and cooking supplies.

Question 9

What is the check-in and check-out time?

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Standard check-in is at 3:00 PM and check-out is at 11:00 AM. Early check-in or late check-out may be available depending on occupancy — contact us to arrange.

Question 10

Is there a minimum stay requirement?

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During peak season (June–August), a 2-night minimum stay is typically required for weekends. Off-peak months offer more flexibility. Contact us for current availability.

Question 11

What are the tiny homes like?

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Our tiny homes are modern builds with soaring A-frame ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, hardwood floors, a full kitchen (stove, oven, sink, refrigerator — fully stocked with plates and utensils), full bathroom with shower and bathtub, and split A/C and heat. They're a stylish, contemporary alternative to our rustic cabins.

Question 12

How many people can a tiny home sleep?

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Each tiny home sleeps up to 7 adults. The main floor has a queen bed and a full-size futon, and the loft has a queen bed and a full bed.

Question 13

Do the tiny homes have air conditioning?

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Yes! Every tiny home has a split A/C and heat system — comfortable year-round.

Question 14

How many people can the lodge accommodate?

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Our log lodge sleeps up to 14 guests across multiple bedrooms. It features vaulted ceilings, a full kitchen, fireplace, movie theater room, and a wraparound deck — perfect for family reunions, group getaways, and celebrations.

Question 15

Does the lodge have a full kitchen?

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Yes, the lodge has a full kitchen with oven, stovetop, refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, and dining space with seating for the full group. Bring your own groceries.

Question 16

Can we book cabins along with the lodge?

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Absolutely! Many groups book the lodge for gathering and socializing, plus cabins for additional sleeping space. This works great for reunions, weddings, and corporate retreats. Contact us for group packages.

Question 17

What hookups are included at each RV site?

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All 22 RV sites include electric (30/50 amp) and water hookups. There is no sewer hookup at individual sites, but a dump station is available on the property. Sites are spacious back-in sites surrounded by forest with private lake access included. Shared restrooms and showers (3 bathrooms, 2 full-size showers) are available for all RV guests.

Question 18

Is there a maximum RV length?

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We can accommodate most RV sizes. If you have an especially large rig, please contact us in advance so we can assign the best site for your setup.

Question 19

Are campfires allowed?

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Fire pits are available for campfires and firewood is available for purchase on site. During high fire danger periods, restrictions may apply per local fire regulations. We'll let you know about any current restrictions when you check in. Note: there are no electrical hookups at tent sites.

Question 20

Can some family members bring RVs while others stay in cabins?

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Yes! This is a popular option for family reunions and group trips. Book cabins for some family members and RV sites for others — everyone shares access to the lakes, trails, and activities.

Question 21

Are pets allowed at Alpine Lakes Lodge?

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Yes! Dogs and cats are welcome in our cabins. We have 54 acres of private property with trails, meadows, and lakefront for your pet to enjoy. We ask that pets are leashed in common areas and cleaned up after.

Question 22

Is there a pet fee?

Accepted Answer

An additional cleaning fee may apply for pet stays. Contact us at 425-622-2790 for current pet policy details and fees.

Question 23

Can my dog swim in the lakes?

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Absolutely! Our private lakes are dog-friendly. Guests regularly bring their dogs swimming and paddleboarding on the lakes — it's one of the highlights of a pet-friendly stay.

Question 24

Are pets allowed in the lodge?

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We prefer cabins for pet stays, but the lodge may be available for pets on request. Please contact us to discuss your needs.

Question 25

What should I bring for my pet?

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Bring your pet's food, bowls, leash, bed or crate, and any medications. We recommend tick prevention given the forested setting. There's plenty of space for your pet to explore on leash.

Question 26

Do I need a fishing license?

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No fishing license is required for our private lakes. This is one of the perks of staying at Alpine Lakes Lodge — just grab a rod and cast a line anytime during your stay.

Question 27

What kind of fish are in the lakes?

Accepted Answer

Our lakes are stocked with trout and other popular game fish. Stocking schedules vary by season to ensure great fishing year-round. Summer and fall offer the best conditions.

Question 28

Do I need to bring my own fishing equipment?

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Yes, please bring your own fishing rods, tackle, and bait. Our 4 private stocked lakes are exclusively for guests and no fishing license is required — just bring your gear and cast a line anytime during your stay.

Question 29

Are kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, and paddle boats really free?

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Yes — kayaks, canoes, paddle boards, paddle boats, and other water equipment are complimentary for all guests. No rental fees, no reservations needed. Just grab one and head to the lake.

Question 30

Is swimming safe in the lakes?

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Our private lakes have sandy beach areas perfect for swimming. The lakes are spring-fed and clean. There are no lifeguards on duty, so swimming is at your own risk. Children should always be supervised.

Question 31

Can we host a wedding at Alpine Lakes Lodge?

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Yes! We offer lakefront ceremony space with a stunning Cascade Mountain backdrop and lodge reception space. Guest accommodations include the lodge, cabins, and RV sites. We host weddings year-round — contact us for a custom quote.

Question 32

Can we book the entire property for a weekend?

Accepted Answer

Yes, exclusive property buyouts are available for weddings, reunions, and corporate retreats. This gives your group private access to the lodge, cabins, RV sites, all 4 lakes, and the full 54-acre property. Contact us for pricing.

Question 33

Do you provide catering?

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We do not provide on-site catering, but our lodge kitchen is fully equipped for your caterer or for self-catered events. We can recommend local catering services in the Easton and Cle Elum area.

Question 34

How far is Alpine Lakes Lodge from Seattle for corporate retreats?

Accepted Answer

We're just 80 minutes from downtown Seattle via I-90. Easy enough for a day trip, but most teams stay overnight to fully disconnect and take advantage of the activities and setting.

Question 35

What team-building activities are available?

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On-property activities include fishing tournaments, kayak races, hiking challenges, and more. The 54-acre property with 4 lakes provides endless opportunities for team bonding in a natural setting.

Question 36

What farm animals are on the property?

Accepted Answer

We have 5 sheep, 2 alpacas, and 4 horses on our 54-acre property. They're friendly and love meeting guests — especially kids! Wild elk also frequently visit the property. The animals are for viewing and gentle interaction.

Question 37

Can we feed or ride the animals?

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The farm animals are for viewing and gentle observation. Please do not feed them human food. Horseback riding is not available. Our animals are happiest when guests observe from a respectful distance and enjoy their presence.

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