Hotels in Dunsmuir

• Motels in Dunsmuir

• Railroad Park Resort
  "Sleep in a Caboose?"
  "Railroad Park Resort is about as unusual a place to stay as you are likely to find! All of the accommodation is in remodeled rail cars...mostly cabooses. Great for kids, or, in our case, "over-the-hill kids". Ever seen a sunrise on Castle Crags (great, tall mountains of rock) from the comfort of ..."the cupola of a caboose? What a great place for the morning coffee! Warm, comfortable, and a 360 view of the wonderful scenery. Yes, the "rooms" are a bit small, but they have all of the amenities one would expect in a modern motel EXCEPT indoor wi-fi. Yes, the resort DOES have wi-fi, but since the rail cars are almost all steel, one needs to step outside to get either a cell or wi-fi signal! The resort also has cabins for rent, all with a railroad theme, and other, antique railroad gear on display around the park. In short, a great place for a little bit "different" overnight. " More >
• Railroad Park Resort
  "Campground A Hidden Treasure!"
  "What an awesome place! A hidden treasure! We were actually looking for another campground when we found this one ... GLAD WE DID! This is a privately owned campground that is NOT commercial! Looks more like a national or state campground! Full to no hook-ups on a river! Peaceful and quiet! A little ..."on the pricey side ... They have a lot of railroad cars in front area that are rented out as "cabins"! This is a seasonal resort, so don't cry if they are closed ... call ahead! " More >
• Railroad Park Resort
  "We'll be back!"
  "We knew we would be arriving late on Friday night, so althought the office was closed, the lights were on and door was unlocked on our caboose as was arranged when making the reservation. The front desk was very helpful and gave good directions so it was easy to find. The rooms aren't luxurious, ..."but were very clean and functional. It's bit tight getting from one end to the other without bumping into beds or furniture, but it's a caboose! So it's narrow and a little funky as you would imagine. The kids thought it was great and it was the perfect middle stopping point for our Portland to SF drive. It was March, so still cold with snow on the peaks surrounding, and the rooms cooled off quickly unless the heater was running. (I'm not a big fan of having the heat on while I sleep, so this might just be an issue for me.) A bigger deal was the sodium light outside. Perhaps this is something unique to caboose #18, but with 6 or 8 windows on that side of the car it was like having the gl... " More >