Private Waterfront Suite ~ Worth the drive!

2 people
Pet-friendly
When our delighted guests are not relaxing with wine by the creek, watching the birds and wildlife, preparing small meals in the kitchenette, or doing yoga on our creekfront decks, they'll enjoy relaxing in our newly remodeled and stylish suite. The vibe here is really relaxed so if you're seeking down time with loved ones in the great outdoors; you've found it! The entire complex is awash with the sound of rushing water. Books, blankets, & everything needed to take it easy is provided.

This is NOT a shared space. The Arbor Suite has it's own access, separate from the main cottage, dedicated parking, and an EV Charger for our green-energy loving friends!

Unless you have an event contract with us which includes the entire complex, all outdoor areas are SHARED with other guests. These include, but are not limited to the grape arbor sitting area, fire pit/s, covered porch, picnic tables, yoga decks, and creek front beach area.

The morning of your arrival the directions, parking, and precise check in details will be provided.

My Tiny Creekside Retreat is a rural accommodation and mini-event center. If you intend to cook during your stay, we recommend that you stop by one of the many convenient grocery stores on your way to check in. If you intend to dine out, the list of our favorite restaurants and destinations is included in our Helpful Household Handbook; a guidebook you will find in the unit.

Not suitable for infants (under 2 years)
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Features and Amenities

1 bedroom
1 bed
1 bathroom
Bath
Heating
Kid-friendly

Details

  • Check in after 4:00am
    Check out before 11:00am
  • Weekday minimum booking: 2 nights
    Weekend minimum booking: 3 nights
Cancellation Policy: 

Receive a full refund (minus service fee) up until 1 week prior to check-in.

Additional Information

All guests must review and agree to Rental Conditions ~ No SMOKING indoors ~ Guest’s visitors must be approved prior to their arrival ~ Pet and animal owners must review & agree to policy & $150 violation fee ~ Government ID SELFIES may be required for guests ~ No 3rd Party Bookings ~ Must be at least 25 years of age and have at least 1 prior 5 Star Review from a host to book a stay in My Tiny Creekside Retreat, Check-in: 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm, Checkout: 11:00 am, Not suitable for infants (under 2 years), No smoking, Pets are allowed, ##### Extra Info : -- Suitable for events; Smoke alarm; Carbon monoxide alarm; Fire extinguisher; First aid kit; Wi-Fi; Dedicated workspace; Free parking on premises; Pets allowed; Kitchen; Air conditioning; Hair dryer; Essentials; Shampoo; Private entrance; Heating;

Prices

  • Base Price $100 / night
  • Weekend Price $110 / night
  • Cleaning Fee $50
  • Security Deposit $250

Host

Michelle
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Longview, Washington, United States
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As each year passes, I find myself more and more inspired by our guests and excited to see what the future holds for Unique Northwest Vacation Rentals! I have been hosting since 2018 and love to travel, design, build and host.
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Outdoor Equipment Provided

Enjoy the outdoors with the following equipment included in your stay.

Yoga mat (4)
Fishing Rod (4)

Location

The map shows the listing location and awesome adventures nearby.

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Adventures nearby

Adventures Nearby

Here are some details about the adventures nearby. Refer to the map for their location.

Abernathy Creek Park

Created by the confluence of two creeks as they flow towards the mighty Columbia River, this area has been closed off to vehicle traffic but remains a lovely and easy area to hike, explore, wade and swim! To access, park your vehicle in the gravel lot on Hiway 4 and from there you can access the park by walking to and through the gated access area.

Lake Sacajawea Japanese Gardens And Park

Lake Sacajawea is the pride and joy of Longview but the crown jewel of this community area is the Japanese Gardens. The Japanese Garden was the idea and design of former Longview Parks Superintendent Al George. After being inspired by the gardens he saw when he was stationed in Japan while in the Navy, George wanted to recreate the beauty back home. Wanting the garden to feel authentic, he studied Japanese garden design extensively and consulted extensively with Japanese gardeners. There are also kayak rentals at Lake Sacajawea.
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Buckets Of Margaritas

We found a great little neighbourhood Mexican joint called Maria's Place. A very no-frills, straightforward environment that takes its margaritas very seriously by serving them to you in a bucket glass. This brought us great joy and it was the perfect end to our adventurous day.
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Japanese Garden On Lake Sacajawea

A stunning and authentic Japanese Garden set alongside Lake Sacajawea in Longview, WA. The park has three-and-a-half miles of walking and biking trails that wind around the lake. The garden is actually an island in the middle of the lake and accessed by a bridge.
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Cafe Guse A French Coffeehouse

The cafe was actually undergoing painting and moving of furniture when we happened upon it, but I can tell that it's going to be amazing! Welcoming owners, delicious coffee.
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Mount Saint Helens

We originally stopped at the Visitor Center for information about the drive up to see the volcano. Unfortunately, the end of the road (The Johnston Ridge Observatory, milepost 52) showed just clouds – it was too overcast to get to see it. But we enjoyed the center and surrounding Silver Lake, which had a cool wetland area and half-mile walk. The Forest Learning Center was further along the road (milepost 37) and a super-cool stop for kids and grown-ups.

Would definitely recommend talking to the rangers here before heading up to the mountain.

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$100per night