Huckleberry Hideaway - Gold Bar

Escape to a world of relaxation where luxury meets nature, at our unique off-grid glamping sites. The stunning 7-acre gated property features minimalist dry cabins surrounded by lush landscapes, berries, trails, train watching, and cozy firepit evenings. Facilities are thoughtfully placed near the cabins. We're adjacent to the river, minutes from hiking, climbing, rafting, fishing, and skiing. Whether you crave rest, want to immerse in nature, or seek a romantic getaway, this paradise awaits.

Welcome to Huckleberry Hideaway, a truly unique off-grid glamping retreat nestled in the lush foothills along the scenic loop of the Cascade Mountains. Our peaceful property offers a secure, gated entrance and is located just minutes from the Wild and Scenic Skykomish River, with access to outdoor adventures including rafting, rock climbing, hiking, fishing, and skiing.

Escape to our charming A-frame cabin, designed for comfort and simplicity. Inside, you’ll find a dreamy queen-size bed flanked by cozy sheepskin rugs, a warm and inviting wood-burning stove, and a comfortable indoor dining area perfect for meals or games. A covered front porch invites you to relax and take in the fresh mountain air, while thoughtful touches like a cart for your luggage or cooler, and an additional cot with bedding, ensure your stay is both comfortable and convenient.

Our glamping experience embraces the essence of off-grid living. While there is no traditional electricity or running water inside the cabin, you’ll find rechargeable lights, a solar-powered charging station for small devices, and fresh drinking water provided just outside your door. Nearby, you’ll also have access to filtered well water. The cabin is equipped with a wood-burning stove for heat—please note, it can be temperamental during low-pressure systems, so we kindly ask all guests to review the provided instructions for safe and effective use. Your first bucket of indoor firewood and a fire starter are included—please reserve this firewood for indoor use only.

Inside the cabin, you’ll also enjoy a cozy dining table, dishes, a kettle for boiling water, a selection of games and books, and comfy slippers to help you feel right at home. We encourage guests to embrace the simplicity and serenity of the unplugged lifestyle while being mindful of resource conservation during their stay.

Just steps from your cabin, the covered outdoor kitchen offers a functional cooking space. It features a cookstove, seasoned cast iron pans, basic cookware, cooking utensils, a cutting board, knife, oven mitts, a drip coffee maker, salt, pepper and olive oil. Please note the water in this area is non-potable and intended for washing and cleaning only. Soap and sanitizer are provided for your convenience.

At the rear of your cabin, you’ll find a private gas firepit area with seating—a cozy spot to unwind under the stars. For a more social setting, head down the trail to the shared group fire pit. While outdoor firewood isn’t included, guests are welcome to bring their own or purchase bundles on-site for a fee.

A short walk down the trail leads to the amazing seasonal outdoor shower and a thoughtfully styled portable restroom, shared with other guests on the property. Solar path lights illuminate the trails at night, activating as you walk, and you’ll also find a lantern and deodorizer spray inside the restroom. We do recommend bringing a flashlight for added visibility.

As this is a forested setting, you may encounter local wildlife and small critters such as mice, spiders, mosquitoes, flies, or gnats. We ask guests to help us deter unwanted visitors by keeping food and debris properly stored and cleaned up.

During certain times of the year, you’re welcome to pick and enjoy wild berries along the trails, including huckleberries, salmonberries, thimbleberries, native blackberries, and Himalayan blackberries—just remember to harvest and consume at your own risk.

At Huckleberry Hideaway, we invite you to disconnect from the hustle and reconnect with nature in a beautiful, sustainable, and unforgettable setting.

Please Note: Our property is uniquely situated between the highway, train tracks, and the state park boat launch. As a result, you may hear some noise depending on the time of day and activity in the area. However, our cabins are equipped with noise-canceling windows to ensure a quiet and comfortable environment.

Welcome! During your stay, you have access to your glamping cabin, the outdoor kitchen, your private firepit, and the immediate surrounding area. You are also welcome to use the group firepit area and the established walking trails, which are shared with other guests on the property.
A guest-shared outdoor shower is available and offers full privacy during use.
Wi-Fi (2.4GHz) is available for guest use; however, with the natural landscape, while beautiful, can interfere with wireless internet signals., please note that the signal does not reach well inside the cabins and performs best in the outdoor common areas.
Access to well water is provided at the marked spigot located at the corner of the shop.
Please note: Guests do not have access to the shop's interior or exterior supply area, other glamping sites, or the owner’s private residence and yard. We kindly ask that you respect the privacy of fellow guests and the owners. Thank you, and enjoy your stay!

While we reside on the property with prefer you to communicate through the Air BnB app unless there is an emergency.

Welcome! A Few Notes to Enhance Your Stay
We're excited to host you at our property. Please review the following guidelines to ensure a safe, respectful, and enjoyable experience for everyone:
General Conduct & Shared Spaces
• While you will have your own private glamping cabin, the property is shared with the owner and other guests. Please be mindful and respectful of others during your stay.
• Remove shoes before entering the cabin to help us maintain cleanliness.
• No smoking or vaping is allowed inside the cabins. A minimum fee of $100 will be charged for violations, with additional fees applied based on the extent of any damage.
Nature, Wildlife & Conservation
• We are committed to sustainable, off-grid living. Cabins do not have running water or electricity, so we ask you to:
o Conserve lighting (rechargeable lights and a power station are available)
o Use the hydrant to refill water or dispose of strained wastewater
• Secure all food, coolers, and garbage to prevent attracting wildlife and rodents.
• Do not pick berries or plants for resale or profit. You may enjoy them during your stay, but please do so at your own risk.
• Stay on established trails at all times. There is no river access through the woods.
Fire Safety & Cabin Care
• Fires must be attended at all times and fully extinguished before you leave the area.
• Keep solo stoves and propane firepits free from water—moisture can cause safety issues and damage.
• If using the woodstove, always keep the air vent open while in use to ensure proper ventilation and safe operation.
• Only place hot pots, pans, or kettles on approved, heat-resistant surfaces to avoid damaging cabin interiors.
Parking
• Please park in designated areas only.
• Do not block or park on the main drive, as it must remain accessible for all guests and emergency vehicles.
• Important: The road to the cabin includes a hill. During winter months, snow and ice can make it difficult or unsafe to drive up. If conditions are poor, please park at the bottom parking area and walk up to the cabin.

Thank you for your cooperation and for helping us preserve the beauty and serenity of this space. We hope you have a memorable and relaxing stay!