The Pomeroy Ranger District offers cabin rentals in the Blue Mountains year round.
All cabins range in price from $25-$50 per night, depending upon which cabin is rented and number of people.

      Cabin rental permits can be obtained by visiting the Pomeroy Ranger District, located at 71 west Main, Pomeroy, Washington, or by calling (509) 843-1891 for an application packet.  Reservations will be recorded when the permit application and required fees are received and accepted on a first come, first serve basis.

     This cabin is located 23 1/2 miles southeast of Pomeroy.  The Big House has three bedrooms (two upstairs and one on the ground floor), living room, kitchen, and bathroom.  The heater, cook stove, and refrigerator all operate by propane.  The water is turned off in the colder months due to freezing, thus water must be hauled.  An outhouse is located nearby.  It is a short drive along the breaks of the Tucannon River to Sunset Point from the cabin.  Horse and hiker trails into the Tucannon drainage can be accessed from the cabin.  During winter, the cabin is well suited for snowmobiling on groomed snowmobile trails and for cross country skiing.

     This cabin is located 23 miles southwest of Pomeroy.  The cabin is a single story structure that was constructed in 1935.  The heater, cook stove, refrigerator and lights all operate by propane.  Water is not available on this site, thus must be hauled.  An outhouse is located nearby.  This cabin is located at the foot of Clearwater Lookout Tower, a 94 foot steel tower constructed by the CCC in 1933.  Many breathtaking views are within a short driving distance from this cabin.

     The Godman cabin is a two-story structure located approximately 45 miles southwest of Pomeroy.  The guard station was built in 1933-34.  The building has two bedrooms, one upstairs and one on the ground floor, living room, kitchen and bathroom.  Propane is used for the cook stove, refrigerator, lights and water heater.  A woodstove is used for heating.  Water is available during the warmer months.  From mid-October through May, the water is turned off to the building.  An outhouse is located approximately 125 yards away is available for winter use.  The cabin offers a scenic drive along the Kendall-Skyline Road and views into the Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness.  Horse and hiker trails into the Wenaha-Tucannon Wilderness can be easily accessed from the cabin.  Winter access can be made by snowmobile or cross-country skis along well groomed trails.  A snow shelter for winter use by snowmobilers and cross-country skiers is located within 30 feet of the cabin.

  The Wenatchee Guard Station cabin is located approximately 30 miles southeast of Pomeroy and 15 miles west of Anatone, Washington.  The house is a single story structure which was built in 1934-35.  Propane is used for heat, the cook stove, refrigerator, and for lighting the facility.  Water is not available on site.  The building is divided up into a living room, kitchen and a bedroom.  An outhouse is nearby.  The cabin offers a panoramic view of Menatchee Creek and access to a scenic drive along the Menatchee Creek Canyon breaks.  Horse and hiker trails into the Menatchee Creek can also be accessed from the cabin.  During the winter months, the cabin is accessible by snowmobile or cross-country skis along groomed trails. 

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