Cabane en rondins cosy avec jacuzzi | Retraite forêt de Lassen

Summary:

Charming 2-bedroom, 2-bath original log cabin in Shingletown with office and loft for extra sleeping space. Features include a cozy living area with wood stove, fully equipped kitchen, spacious back deck with hot tub, outdoor dining, and bistro lights. Perfect for families, couples, or friends looking for a peaceful forest retreat near Lassen Volcanic National Park.



The Space:

Escape to the tranquility of the mountains in this charming **original log cabin** nestled among the pines of Shingletown, CA. Perfect for families, couples, or groups of friends seeking peace, fresh air, and a taste of rustic living with modern comforts.



🛏 **2 Bedrooms + Loft + Office**



*🛏 **Primary Bedroom:** King bed with bathroom down the hall

*🛏**Second Bedroom:** Full bed

*🛏**Office:** Full-size sofa bed

*🛏**Loft:** Trundle bed (2 twins) overlooking the living area



🛁 **2 Full Bathrooms**

Enjoy two full bathrooms with fresh linens and thoughtful amenities.



🔥 **Cozy Living Spaces**

Relax in the spacious living room, complete with a wood-burning stove, comfortable seating, and stunning forest views. The cabin combines authentic log cabin character with modern touches to ensure a cozy and memorable stay.



🍳 **Fully Equipped Kitchen**

Everything you need to prepare meals, from coffee in the morning to family dinners.



🌲 **Outdoor Oasis**

Step onto the back deck and soak in the private hot tub under the bistro lights or stars, dine al fresco at the outdoor table, or unwind with a glass of wine while listening to the sounds of nature.



🎣 **Ideal Location for Nature Lovers**

Minutes from Lassen Volcanic National Park, hiking trails, fishing spots, and scenic drives. Whether you're here for adventure or relaxation, this cabin is your perfect home base. We are also a forty-minute drive from Burney Falls, which is one of the most popular falls in the Northern California area. The home is only twenty minutes from Mount Lassen National Park and forty minutes from Burney Falls. There is plenty of hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, and lakes to explore nearby. Shingletown is a quiet town with a small food market, pizza store, and thrift/antique stores. You are also close to Redding (a 30-minute drive), where you have access to a larger city with more options for food, shopping, the Sacramento River, and Turtle Bay.



Guest Access:

The entire log cabin and back deck area are completely private and reserved for guest use only. You will have full access to the cabin, including all indoor and outdoor amenities listed in the description.



Please note that the rear portion of the property, including the barn, is for the owner’s private use. While you may occasionally see the owners in that back area, they do not share any part of the cabin or guest spaces and will fully respect your privacy. We kindly ask that guests also respect the owners' privacy and do not enter or disturb the back portion of the property. You can access our home any time with our secure, key less entry.



Welcome Guidebook

A few days before your stay, you will receive an email that includes a link to our welcome guidebook. It contains all the house information you’ll need, as well as recommendations for dining, activities, and adventures.



Parking & Snow Removal

The house is located easily off of Meteorite Way, which is a quiet cul-de-sac. There are two parking spaces off the street located in front of the house under a carport. It is easy to get into the house, and the path is short. During a heavy snow season, it’s possible the driveway will not be plowed all the way to the house, but two cars can park in tandem, and a shoveled walkway will be made to access the front door. Guests are asked to park in the driveway and to stay off the street, especially when snow is expected to fall, to ensure our streets can be plowed. Residents/Guests are asked to stay informed about forecasts of snow accumulations and to plan accordingly.



The Neighborhood:

The Starlight Pines Community is right off Highway 44 and easy to get to from Shingletown. The community is very quiet, and you are located just around the corner from the volunteer fire department.



Getting Around:

It is easiest to get around by car. There is no local transportation.



Other Things to Note:

Wi-Fi & Cell Service

This house is located in an area with limited cell and WiFi service. We do offer WiFi, but it is a slow download speed and upload speed, therefore it is recommended that guests use the WiFi for browsing activities only during their stay. With limited cell service, it is recommended that you drive 10 minutes back to Shingletown for important calls.



Pets

We’re happy to host your furry friends. We can accept up to two dogs or cats for a nominal $20 fee per stay. All pets must be house-trained. We ask that they not lounge on furniture without the protection of a towel or blanket. With regular sightings of bears on our property, it is recommended to keep animals on a leash, especially at night, to ensure you can move away from a bear and back into the house safely.



Fireplace & Fires

Outdoor: We have an outdoor fire pit and provide firewood. We allow open fires but ask that you use the hose to put the fire all the way out. Thoroughly douse the fire with large amounts of water and ensure it is no longer smoldering. In the summer months, fires may not be allowed due to the high wildfire risk. We will let you know if it is not allowed.



Indoor: The indoor wood fireplace is nice to use in the winter. We will provide some firewood next to the stove, and additional firewood is located on the front deck under the black tarp. Feel free to grab what you need during your stay. Make sure to leave the door closed while the fireplace is in use to prevent embers from coming out onto the carpet. A small fire will go a long way to heat the house. Remember, heat rises so the upstairs gets really hot really fast. We do provide heaters upstairs when needed, but with the design of the house and the fact that heat rises you rarely need it. There are windows upstairs to release hot air if needed.



BBQ

We have a large BBQ for your use and we hope you can make some delicious meals during your stay. We ask that you turn off the grill and then turn the propane gas tank all the way off. Once the grill is cooled, then cover it back up with the outdoor cover.



Trash Day

As our trash day is on Tuesdays and bins will be left at the end of the driveway.



Guest Limit

The home can accommodate up to seven guests total. To minimize wear and tear on our home, unregistered guests are not allowed.



Quiet Hours

Thank you for observing our quiet hours between 10:00 pm and 7:00 am. This ensures the peace of the owners, neighborhood, and our standing as courteous neighbors.



Smoking

To keep our home fresh and clean for everyone, smoking is not permitted inside. If smoke is detected, a $300 fee will be applied to your reservation. You can, however, smoke in the backyard/front yard or on the back deck (please close the doors and windows).



Security Cameras

For the safety and security of our guests and property, security cameras are installed on the exterior of the home, including the front yard, both side yards, and the back of the property. These cameras are active and record both video and audio. There are no cameras inside the cabin or on the private back deck area, ensuring your complete privacy during your stay. The surveillance system is in place solely to monitor and protect the property, ensuring a safe experience for all guests.



Interaction with Guests:

We respect our guests’ privacy, but we are always available if you need assistance during your stay. You can reach us easily through the app, phone, or text with any questions or concerns. We’re happy to provide local recommendations or help ensure your stay is as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.