JUNCTION CITY LODGING FIELD GUIDE
Riverside Quiet: A Two‑Person Cedar Cabin Retreat on Junction City’s Private Swim Strip
A concise guide to Cedar Cabin — a romantic, well‑appointed cottage in Junction City with a king bed, private river access for swimming and fishing, and porch and yard amenities to plan your stay.
Riverside Quiet: A Two‑Person Cedar Cabin Retreat on Junction City’s Private Swim Strip.
Tucked into Junction City, Cedar Cabin is a compact, romantic retreat built for two: a cozy king bed, modern climate control and an electric fireplace, a large front porch with grill, and a grassy yard that leads to private river access across the street—ideal for swimming or fishing and for evenings spent around a beachside fire pit.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Compact comfort with modern conveniences
Cedar Cabin centers on a king bed and includes linens, AC, an electric fireplace and satellite television, plus a fully equipped kitchen—fridge, full‑sized stove and oven, microwave and coffee maker—making it an intimate base with all the basics covered.
Private river access for swimming and fishing
Guests of Cedar Cabin enjoy private access to a stretch of river—located across the street at the operator’s sister company, Bigfoot Rafting—that’s suitable for a quiet swim or casting a line close to the cottage.
Porch, horseshoes and a beachside fire pit
A large front porch with a BBQ grill and a generous grass yard with a horseshoe pit and gazebo expand the living space outdoors; nearby, a beach and fire pit offer an easy place to end the day.
What the day feels like
What a stay feels like
The rhythm of a stay at Cedar Cabin is deliberately simple: mornings in the cabin with coffee from the kitchen, afternoons on the river across the street for a dip or some quiet fishing, and evenings on the porch or around the beach fire pit. The property’s compact scale—designed for two guests—keeps the experience intimate and low‑key while modern amenities remove the friction of logistics.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this cabin is best suited for—and who should look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Check in is at 3:00pm and check out is at 11:00am.
Bring charcoal and lighter fluid if you plan to use the BBQ grill; basic groceries are recommended—stop in Weaverville or Willow Creek en route.
Linens are included; the kitchen is stocked with dishes, utensils, pots and pans and basic appliances, but guests should plan to bring any specialty groceries or perishables.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How many guests can stay at Cedar Cabin?
The property has a strict two‑guest maximum.
When can I check in and when do I need to check out?
Check in is at 3:00pm and check out is at 11:00am.
Is there private river access?
Yes. Private river access for swimming or fishing is available across the street via the operator’s sister company, Bigfoot Rafting.
Are linens and kitchenware provided?
Linens are included; the cabin supplies dishes, utensils, pots and pans and basic appliances including a full‑sized fridge and stove/oven.
Do I need to bring charcoal for the grill?
Yes. Bring charcoal and lighter fluid if you plan to use the BBQ grill on the front porch.
Where should I buy groceries or supplies?
The operator recommends stopping for basic groceries in Weaverville or Willow Creek on the way to the cabin.