The Lodge sleeps up to 11 people in four bedrooms. Upstairs is a day bed with a trundle bed to sleep 2 more. The house has a queen-size blow-up mattress and an additional twin mattress that can also be set up for an extra 3 people. The house can sleep 16 with the blow-up beds.

The main floor bedroom has a queen-size bed and a twin bed with an adjacent bathroom. The bath has a shower with a built-in seat, fluffy towels, grab bars and basic toiletries (shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothpaste/extra new toothbrushes, hand lotion, Q-Tips and cotton swabs).  

There are three upstairs bedrooms and a day bed/trundle bed. These rooms share one bathroom that has a shower/tub combination with lots of towels and extra toiletries if you should need anything.

THE LIBRARY ROOM This room has a queen-size bed that sleeps two. Enjoy a private deck under the shelter of the nearest “high rises” — a grove of majestic Douglas firs and ponderosa that soar to more than 150’ above the Lodge. A handmade barn wood bed frame is a standout feature, as is the skylight.

The library is a floor-to-ceiling book collection replete with thought-provoking and eclectic books for all ages, as well as reference books of flora and fauna and local maps and recreation information.

THE BLUE ROOM The walls are a beautiful sky blue and the room has a skylight and two large windows that let in abundant natural light. The bunk beds and a double bed are a good configuration for a family with children, a group of children, or any other grouping for that matter!

THE MAIN BEDROOM At the north end of the house the main bedroom, with a queen-size bed, is a private retreat that enjoys views out to the aspen grove through the large windows. The stately wooden bed makes this room feel extra special! There is a private door that leads to a deck off the end of the house. Enjoy total privacy and peace from this room. There is also a desk, which makes a perfect spot for working or studying remotely in this mountain paradise!  

THE PENDLETON ROOM Upstairs at the end of the hall is a colorful “hang out” space where you will find a TV with DISH TV and Netflix as well as a large collection of DVDs. Curl up and enjoy movies! Also, a long table with good overhead lighting makes this a fun place to craft, do puzzles, or work on a project.

THE MEZZANINE A daybed brimming with cozy pillows and blankets is tucked under a skylight where you can curl up with a book from our library, take a nap, or watch the weather and trees through the skylight. At night, this becomes an extra sleeping space for two with a pull-out trundle bed below.

There are many places where you can enjoy the beauty and seclusion of Weston Mountain Lodge and the land. The main bedroom and the library room (both upstairs) have private decks and the front of the house also has a lovely deck with a teak table and umbrella that can accommodate eight people. It’s a lovely place to enjoy coffee and breakfast while listening to the birds. The back cement patio has a fire pit, a picnic table with umbrellas, a gas grill and a view of the wonderful outdoor play structure for children to enjoy. There’s also a picnic table right next to the play set for your enjoyment.

Outside, kids of all ages can enjoy the abundance of nature as well as play on the beautiful outdoor play structure with swings, a slide, a small climbing wall and plenty of buckets and shovels for digging.

There are several meadows for picnicking, laying out a blanket for a nap, pitching a tent, or doing yoga. The upper meadow has a large stone fire pit. The lower meadow is near the pond and under the aspens, which provide nice shade and dappled light in summer. This is a perfect area for outdoor weddings or concerts, as the meadow is gently tiered, with amphitheater access to a round flat “stage” area adjacent to the pond.

There are trails that wind through the property and take you from open meadows through wooded groves of ponderosa and fir. The backland, behind the pond, is a wide open swath with gorgeous views of the sky that offers a quiet place for a variety of activities.

Our seasonal pond welcomes ducks and hundreds of frogs in the spring. A seasonal creek feeds the pond and provides an entertaining place to play and to keep cool in the summer.

There are aspen groves that quake and dance in the wind and that provide shade to our grassy meadows on the north end of the Lodge. Birds love our tall trees! From raptors to owls to hummingbirds and songbirds, don’t be surprised if the birdsong becomes the soundtrack to your time at the Lodge.