Wild Lily Cabins

"Come into the light of things; let nature be your teacher."

William Wordsworth

If you want to be in the forest and on the river, then, Wild Lily Cabins Bed & Breakfast is for you. Come stay in one of our log cabin bungalows in a Native Growth Protection Area near the town of Index, Washington, just 30 minutes west of Steven’s Pass.

Here you can marvel at giant Douglas Fir, Western Red Cedar, carpets of moss, ... and walk on the secluded beaches, watch eagles soar or catch a steelhead after skiing...  Wild Lily Cabins is a place of rustic beauty, yet you will have the amenities of a large hot tub on the bank of the river, a cedar sauna, and a delicious hot breakfast.

Once you stay with us, you will come back!

For reservations call Barak at 360-793-2103 or email.  Our mailing address is P.O. Box 306, Index, Wa 98256.

CABINS

Both cabins have a similar layout.  The ground level has a living area with sofa, small table and chairs, pot belly stove, small refrigerator, radiant heater, and windows looking out to the forest.  The loft, up a ladder, overlooks the canyon. Sleeping accommodations in the loft include a queen size bed and full size futon.  Bathroom is in a separate bathhouse.  There is no cooking in the cabins; however propane grills are available for use outside. The cabins are non-smoking and we ask our guests to not use perfumes or colognes for the sake of guests with chemical sensitivities.

Rates are same for the two cabins - $105 per night, for up to 2 people, and including a hot breakfast.  Dogs are $10 additional per night and must be on leash outside. There is a 2-night minimum stay on weekends; however 1-night stays are available if not booked by Thursday morning.  Additional people are $25 extra per night.

The big cabin (below and right) features a super-comfortable natural latex foam bed. 

The little cabin (aka River Cabin) has a more bird's eye view of the river.  It is also adjacent to the bathhouse.

   Snow didn't last long last winter, but it was beautiful!

The hot tub is under a canopy of cedar trees, overlooking the canyon.

The bathhouse has a tropical look.

The cedar sauna is attached to the bathhouse.

Every season has its own unique beauty.  Fall colors along the river and higher towards the pass, beckon the nature lover.

Spring sees a succession of flowers blooming, including these Rhododendrons.

Watch the salmon make their way upstream, just a mile north of here!

Wild Sky in our backyard!

Our river, the North Fork of the Skykomish, runs through the heart of the proposed Wild Sky Wilderness.  For more information and to protect this magnificent country, see the website of the Washington Wilderness Coalition - www.wawild.org .

Thanks for visiting our website.

We hope to host you soon!