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If once you have slept on an island, you'll
never be quite the same.         

                                       -Rachel Field 

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Lodging

Dream House: 
The great room has large windows offering breathtaking views of Sadie Cove, Tutka Bay, the Herring Islands and surrounding mountains.  The vaulted ceiling creates a spacious feeling, the wood stove provides a cozy atmosphere with an alcove behind it for small groups.  The historic piano can add to sing-alongs.  Wood floors and carpeted sunken living room provide a perfect space for large and small group work, intimate seminars or group classes. Sleeping arrangements include a mix of single, double, and dormitory style rooms.  In addition to the Dream House, there are sleeping accommodations in the Stellers Jay House and the Sea Otter Cabin.  If there is need for additional sleeping spaces, arrangements can be made for use of the Abbott family Tea House, or Findlay’s Tent Cabin.

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Stellers Jay House:
stellerjayThis is a two-story structure with a workshop on the ground floor and a spacious two-room apartment above.  One half is a kitchen/dining room, the other sleeping quarters/living room.  Large windows overlook the beach, bay vistas.  Sleeping arrangements include two twins, a fold out queen, and a sleeping loft with a double.

 







Sea Otter Cabin:
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Located behind the Dream House, this little cabin has a living room/kitchen with room for two people in the main room, a bedroom with a double bed, and a bedroom with three twins.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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