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2BR cabin w/ forest deck & antique stove

Occidental, CA, United States
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1.5

About

Welcome to your forest retreat beneath the redwoods - a calm, character-filled escape for slow mornings & fireside evenings. - Sleeps 4 | 2 bedrooms | 3 beds | 1.5 baths - Stone fireplace for cozy winter nights - Kitchen w/ breakfast nook & dining table - Spacious deck surrounded by trees - Washer, WiFi, TV & heating - Pet-friendly

Good to know

Morning light settles between the redwoods and across the cabin’s weathered beams, creating a stillness that feels rooted in the forest itself. As the air stays cool this time of year, the stone fireplace becomes a natural gathering point, its quiet crackle pairing with the scent of timber all around. Here, you can slow your pace, linger indoors, and watch the trees shift with the winter sky. Sleeping arrangements This 2-bedroom cabin sleeps up to 4 guests across 3 beds, offering a calm setting shaped by historic details and forest surroundings. Each room reflects the cabin’s 1906 character through wood interiors and period elements that support a restful stay. Kitchen and dining An upper-level kitchen places you near the treetops while you prepare simple meals at your own rhythm. The breakfast nook is well suited to planning a day in the cool forest air, while the dining table offers space for shared evenings after exploring Occidental’s trails and nearby landscapes. Comfort and convenience The main bathroom includes a bathtub, and an additional outdoor toilet and shower provide a rustic alternative. A washer on the back deck supports longer stays, and heating keeps the cabin comfortable through colder weather. You will also find WiFi, a TV, bed linens, hangers, an iron, and clothing storage. Internet speeds may vary due to the remote forest setting. Historic character Built in 1906, the cabin carries more than a century of forest life in its beams and gently uneven floors. The impressive stone fireplace anchors the living space, offering a warm indoor refuge when temperatures drop. An antique stove adds a note of authenticity while maintaining ease and functionality throughout. Outdoor living The spacious deck sits beneath tall redwoods, offering a quiet spot to breathe in the crisp seasonal air. Free parking on the property accommodates up to 3 vehicles, and privacy fencing enhances the secluded feeling while keeping access straightforward. An outdoor dining area provides a simple place to pause between winter activities or enjoy the forest’s quiet moments. Home safety Two exterior security cameras are positioned at the front gate and near the back laundry area. Smoke and carbon monoxide alarms, a fire extinguisher, and a first aid kit are provided. Pet-friendly Pets are allowed, and assistance animals are always welcome. Perfect for quiet escapes Whether you are settling in for fireside evenings, seeking a calm retreat among the trees, or looking for a character-filled place to reconnect with the natural rhythm of the redwoods, this cabin offers a peaceful, pet-friendly setting shaped by its forest surroundings.

Other Details to Note

This is a vintage cabin built in 1906, so you may notice a few quirks here and there—slightly uneven floors, cozy room sizes, and a charming (but old) stove that takes a little patience. We think it adds to the magic, but want you to be comfy and informed! There is no air conditioning. The cabin stays relatively cool thanks to the forest setting and shaded deck, but we provide fans for warmer days. We’re in the forest! Expect the occasional critter or pine needle—nature is part of the charm. We have regular pest control and do our best to keep everything tidy. WiFi is available, but due to the remote setting, speeds can vary. Great for streaming and email—maybe not ideal for multiple Zoom meetings. We love this little place and hope you will too. If you ever have questions before booking, feel free to reach out! Pets: We allow 1 dog under 60lbs or 2 under 40lbs but we would like to ensure that all guests are safe so if you bring your dog, please be respectful and do not allow them on the furniture, pick up their waste from the yard, do not leave them alone in the house without supervision. Due to our dog visiting the home and one of us having allergies, we do not allow cats or any other animal in the house, thank you for understanding. PLEASE NOTE: Host truck is parked inside the fence 🚗 Camp Meeker roads are narrow and may require careful maneuvering, especially if another car is approaching. Please drive slowly and carefully. 🎵 Amplified music is prohibited outdoors at all times. Sonoma County quiet hours are strictly enforced between 9pm-7am. Please be respectful of our neighbors. Fires are not allowed April to the end of October due to both the heightened risk of wildfires & spare the air days. If you need heat indoors please use the heater. During the winter (November to the end of March), we’re happy to provide firewood and kindling for your stay. We kindly ask that it be enjoyed thoughtfully so all guests can continue to enjoy it. If you’d like more, additional firewood is available at Gonnella’s Country Mart. Most of all, enjoy Camp Meeker!

Availability

What this place offers

Amenities

Outdoors

  • Alfresco dining

Bathroom

  • Bathtub

Bedroom and laundry

  • Bed linens
  • Hangers
  • Iron
  • Clothing storage

Outdoors

  • Alfresco dining

Bathroom

  • Bathtub

Bedroom and laundry

  • Bed linens
  • Hangers
  • Iron
  • Clothing storage

Home safety

  • Carbon monoxide detector
  • Fire extinguisher
  • First aid kit
  • Smoke detector

Kitchen and dining

  • Coffee maker
  • Dining table

Common

  • Cooking basics Pots and pans, oil, salt and pepper
  • Hair dryer
  • Heating Central heating or a heater in the listing
  • Kitchen Space where guests can cook their own meals
  • TV
  • Washing Machine In the building, free or for a fee
  • Wifi

Parking and facilities

  • Free parking on premises

House Rules

Welcome to our beautiful Camp Meeker retreat! We want to ensure you have a delightful stay while maintaining harmony with our wonderful community and preserving the natural environment. Here are a few guidelines to help everyone enjoy their time here: ::Community Respect: To keep our neighborhood peaceful and enjoyable, we ask that no parties or events be held here. Our neighbors are friendly and close-knit, and they appreciate the quiet atmosphere. ::Guest Limits: The house comfortably accommodates up to 4 guests, both for overnight stays and daytime visits. ::Firestone fireplace & firewood: During the winter, we’re happy to provide firewood and kindling for your stay. We kindly ask that it be enjoyed thoughtfully so all guests can continue to enjoy it. If you’d like more, additional firewood is available at Gonnella’s Country Mart. ::Plumbing Care: Please flush only toilet paper. Our plumbing system and septic tank are delicate, so help us avoid issues by disposing of items like wipes, floss, and tampons in the trash. ::Quiet Hours: Out of respect for our neighbors, please keep noise levels down between 10 PM and 7 AM. ::Shoes Policy: To keep our home clean and cozy, we kindly ask that you remove your shoes indoors. ::Feel free to use flip flops, slippers, or socks. ::Smoke-Free Environment: Smoking is not permitted anywhere on the premises. If you need to smoke, please do so at the front curb or at least 15 feet from any dwelling. ::Guest Numbers: Please ensure the number of guests does not exceed those listed in your reservation. ::Water Conservation: Help us conserve water as California is currently experiencing a drought. ::Recycling and Composting: If available, please use the provided receptacles for recycling and composting. You’ll find a recycling bag and a compost bin under the cabinet where the coffee maker is. ::Energy Conservation: Turn off lights, TV, heater, and stove when not in use to save energy. ::Food Storage: Please consume or take all leftover food with you to avoid attracting critters and bugs. ::Photography/Filming: For privacy and safety, commercial photography or filming is not permitted on the property. ::Damage Responsibility: Guests are responsible for any damage to the property and charges may apply if damage occurs during your stay. ::Check-Out: Please ensure you check out on time to help our cleaning team prepare for the next guests. A late check-out fee may apply. ::Lock Up: On departure, please ensure the door is locked for security. ::Our landscapers will be there the first Tuesday of the month, around noon time for a couple of hours. ::Utility Usage for Extended Stays: For stays of 30 days or more, if electricity and gas exceed $100 or water and trash exceed $50, you may be asked to cover the additional costs. You can help keep these costs down by turning off lights, heaters, and electronics when not in use. During the winter, layering clothing can help reduce heating costs. Most importantly, have fun and enjoy your stay in beautiful Camp Meeker!

Accessibility

Neighborhood

Surround yourself with ancient redwood groves in this quaint residential town of Camp Meeker, home to only 350 properties.The town is located between the towns of Occidental and Monte Rio on the Bohemian Highway, a serene and pastoral route. The cabin is situated on a private and peaceful road with no thru traffic. Just 5 minutes away is the idyllic town of Occidental, a popular destination for nature lovers who visit for the ample hiking, kayaking, and horseback riding opportunities. Occidental’s charming Main Street harkens back to the town’s founding as a North Pacific Coast Railway stop in the 19th century.

Guest Access

You'll have full access to the entire home during your stay. This includes: - Two comfortable bedrooms (one with a king bed, the other with two twin beds) - 1.5 bathrooms (please note: the half bathroom is located outside the main house) - A fully equipped kitchen - A cozy living room for relaxing or gathering PLEASE NOTE: Host truck is parked inside the fence until late 2025

Reviews

Jb
November 2025 · Airbnb
Super charming and cozy cabin tucked back in the redwoods. Very short drives to Monte Rio, Guerneville, Occidental, and Duncan Mills, plus near Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve. The hot tub and outdoor shower are great, especially after a day out hiking!
Karen
November 2025 · Airbnb
This cabin is quintessential Camp Meeker, surrounded by redwoods and a living room that appears to be the original one-room cabin. Very cool fireplace of reclaimed bricks - recovered from the 1906 San Francisco earthquake? The kitchen is newish and decently laid out. The skylight over the dining table gives a lovely view of redwoods. Lots of personality and various eras of history to the cabin. This was our second stay here. The owner and the manager both comunicated well and responded quickly.
Nicholas
October 2025 · Airbnb
The place was amazing and Camp Meeker is beautiful - reminds us of our redwood home. The amenities were top notch for a cabin over 100 years old. I loved my stay and will definitely rethink about booking if I'm ever to come back to Occidental!
Joshua
September 2025 · Airbnb
Such a beautiful home! We loved the wooden cabin vibe. It was perfectly located not far from the nearest shops in Occidental and also close to all the nature activities in the area. We loved it!
Grace
August 2025 · Airbnb
We really enjoyed our stay at the house! It's so quaint and rustic, and the main room was perfect for gathering in the evenings after our days out exploring. One of our favorite parts was sitting on the front deck in the deck chairs, listening to the trees sway, it was incredibly relaxing. We also appreciated the yoga mats and the peaceful ring of trees with a bench, which was a wonderful spot for meditation to start the day. Unfortunately we didn't have enough time to use the outdoor shower which we look forward to next time!

Find us

Driving & Parking While public transit is available, driving is often the most convenient way to get around Camp Meeker. The area is characterized by narrow, winding roads, so exercise caution while driving. Parking is generally available near most accommodations and attractions.​ Biking & Walking For the more adventurous, biking and walking can be enjoyable ways to explore the area. The scenic roads offer beautiful views, but be prepared for hilly terrain and limited bike lanes. Always wear a helmet and stay alert to traffic.​ Taxis & Rideshares Traditional taxi services are limited in Camp Meeker, and rideshare options like Uber and Lyft may not always be available due to the area's rural nature. It's advisable to schedule rides in advance when possible.​ Local Attractions While Camp Meeker itself is a quiet, forested community, nearby towns offer various attractions:​ Guerneville: Known for its vibrant arts scene, local shops, and access to the Russian River. Monte Rio: Offers river activities and is home to the historic Rio Theatre. Occidental: Features charming boutiques and restaurants in a picturesque setting.​ Each of these towns is accessible via Sonoma County Transit Route 28, making them convenient destinations for day trips

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