Want to hide away from the world? Then get yourself one of the lodges at Whistlin’ Jack’s. These are eclectic cabins that are vintage but nicely updated.
I definitely wouldn’t call these rustic, as they have power and running water, but there is no Internet or TV, so they are a perfect getaway.
While I haven’t been in all of them, it looks like they have an assortment of sizes with everything from a basic setup with a fridge, microwave, and coffee pot, on up to units with a full kitchen.
In other words they have a cabin for couples looking for a quiet weekend away, as well as cabins to bring the whole family.
Whistlin’ Jack’s Outpost & Lodge
What Is Whistlin’ Jack’s Outpost & Lodge
Whistlin’ Jack’s is an old-school resort and restaurant on the eastern side of the forest surrounding Mount Rainier National Park. This refuge at the edge of nowhere offers travelers something to eat and fuel up as well as accommodations for those that need a place to stay.
For those wanting to put on an event, they even host events and weddings. Perfect for someone that wants to get married along the shores of the Naches River.
Where Is Whistlin’ Jack’s Outpost & Lodge
Whistlin’ Jack’s is located on Hwy 410 on the shores of the Naches River, about half an hour west of Naches. From Seattle, it is about a two and a half hour drive to get there.
Whistlin’ Jack’s Outpost Official Address:
20800 State Route 410, Naches, WA, United States, 98937
Is There Cell Coverage At Whistlin’ Jack’s Outpost?
On my last stop there, the cell coverage for both T-mobile and Verizon was non-existent. On the upside, you can connect to the wi-fi in the lodge and they have decently fast internet.
What Is There To Do There?
Poised at the edge of the wilderness, there is a wide variety of activities to take part in.
Whistlin’ Jack’s Links And Social Media
Staying At Whistlin’ Jacks Resort
If you want to stay a Whistlin’ Jack’s you have several options, ranging from camp spots along the river to private cabins for romantic getaways. You can book all of these online through their web portal.
Camping Spots
There are a total of 5 camping spots for tent camping at Whistlin’ Jacks Resort. At the time of this writing they were $40 a night and that seems pretty reasonable considering that they are right along the river.
They all have a picknick table and fire pit, so if you are tired of completely roughing it out in the woods, this is a good option.
RV Parking
Whistlin’ Jack’s has a total of 17 spots for RV camping that are spread out across their property.
Each of the pads has water, sewer, and power hookups. They are also big enough to handle a max combined trailer and vehicle length of 50 feet up to 100′ depending on the spot.
Prices range from $45 to $60 a night.
Rooms At The Lodge
Don’t want to stay outside? Don’t need all the amenities of a private lodge? Then grab one of the rooms at Whistlin’ Jack’s hotel rooms.
While they are all nicely updated, mostly with queen beds, but don’t be planning on hanging out and watching Netflix as there aren’t any TVs.
Room rates vary, but are about $220 a night.
Private Lodges
Want to hide away from the world? Then get yourself one of the lodges at Whistlin’ Jack’s. These are eclectic cabins that are vintage but nicely updated.
I definitely wouldn’t call these rustic, as they have power and running water, but there is no Internet or TV, so they are a perfect getaway.
While I haven’t been in all of them, it looks like they have an assortment of sizes with everything from a basic setup with a fridge, microwave, and coffee pot, on up to units with a full kitchen.
In other words they have a cabin for couples looking for a quiet weekend away, as well as cabins to bring the whole family.
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