




Slow down, breathe deep, and experience a serene retreat at "Thyme Out," a charming mountain sanctuary nestled in a lush forest community in Leavenworth, Washington. Tucked on a private acre that backs directly to the Wenatchee National Forest, this inviting cabin creates a perfect blend of rustic character and modern comfort for couples, small families, or friends seeking peaceful relaxation in the Cascades.
This mountain escape is designed for connection and comfort, featuring 3 bedrooms and 1 bathroom (including a convenient half-bath). The sleeping arrangements are thoughtfully curated to accommodate up to 4 guests, featuring a primary bedroom with a king log bed, a secondary bedroom with a queen bed, and a dedicated Kid’s Camp Room equipped with two twin log beds. Each room is adorned with warm cabin décor and includes a ROKU TV for streaming.
Inside, the living space is defined by warm pine tongue-and-groove interiors and river rock accents. Guests can gather around the wood-burning stove or enjoy the large windows that frame the surrounding forest scenery. The open kitchen is fully equipped for easy meal prep with full-size appliances, a drip coffee maker, and a Keurig.
Step outside to immerse yourself in the magic of the mountains with these specialized features:
Located between downtown Leavenworth and Stevens Pass, Thyme Out is a gateway to year-round recreation. You are just 19 miles from downtown Leavenworth and 29.8 miles from Stevens Pass Ski Resort. Nearby attractions include Lake Wenatchee State Park for hiking and swimming, and the Kahler Glen Golf and Winter Cross Country Ski Resort. The town of Plain, WA, is also close by for groceries and coffee.
Practical Information:
Whether you are watching wild lupine bloom in the spring or snowfall drifting through the pines in winter, your mountain sanctuary awaits at Thyme Out.
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