Recently Reviewed Hotels around North Cascades National Park

• Stehekin Valley Ranch
  "How a non-camper can enjoy camping:"
  "Prepare to escape from the world as we know it. You have no cell service. No TV. No internet or WiFi - no honking cars or fighting over parking places. The only way to the the town of Stehekin is to take a ferry from Chelan, a float plane in, or hike over the mountain pass into this beautifully p..."reserved location. We opted for a Kitchen Cabin - , providing us with a fridge, stove, pots and pans, dishes etc. You must bring in with you the food you will use. There is really no store in town, so you need to have what you need & bring it with. SO, we opted to purchase a meal plan - and we were fed like KIngs 3 meals a day in their beautiful dining hall. The $60 per day addition to our room rate was easily worth it. When in Seattle, we would have been hard pressed for the two of us to eat dinner for $60, and this is good home cooked food. So worth it! The cabin was totally clean and roomy and lovely. We enjoyed hiking and biking and a horse back ride through the mountains, up ... " More >
• Newhalem Campground
  "Great campground!"
  "My husband and I stayed at Newhalem campground for 2 nights in August 2012 and had a great time. The campground is rather large and set amongst towering pine trees, which adds to the seclusion of the sites from one another. The bathrooms were very clean, but don't have showers. There is a list of pl..."aces within 20min that you can get a shower though. The rangers were very nice and knowledgable. One of them told us about Ladder Creek Falls just up the road, which is a series of waterfalls that the electric plant lights up with different colored lights. It's really a nice walk at night. This campground is in a great location for hiking the many trails of the North Cascades and you can walk to one of the visitors centers from the campground. You can also reserve a site in C loop on recreation.gov. We had a great stay! " More >
• Stehekin Valley Ranch
  "The Last Shangri-La"
  "I have reached the SVH by hiking, boating, plane. It is one of those places you can't get out of your mind - it's wilderness appeal grows on you. It offers two choices - tent cabins or family cabins with showers and electricity. I've stayed in both. When you're young, opt for the tent cabins - t..."he flapping canvas makes wonderful sounds that lull you to sleep. When you need to be closer to a restroom, opt for the latter. The food at the ranch is wonderful and is shared with others on long, hand hewn log tables. The coffee is always on. Word on the Pacific Crest Trail is "the best food on the trail is at the SVR". The Courtneys are one of the few families who chose to live here year around. It is an interesting culture. It is not cheap to get there as there are no roads. Boat or plane from Chelan or a long two day hike. " More >