Postcard Cabins Skagit Valley

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About Postcard Cabins Skagit Valley

Nestled in Mount Vernon, WA, this Outpost is near waterfalls, nature trails and open grassy fields that make for idyllic picnic spots.

A Handcrafted Hideaway

Our tiny cabins are designed to suit all kinds of travelers, from couples to families to pups. 36 cabins.

What’s in Your Cabin?

Our tiny cabins have everything you need and nothing you don’t.

Each cabin includes:

Inside:

Private Toilet
Queen Bed(s) or Queen Bunks
Hot Shower
Shampoo + Conditioner
AC and Heat
Two-Burner Stove + Pot, Pan, Dishware
Mini Fridge + Sink and Drinking Water
Salt, Pepper, Olive Oil

Outside

Private Toilet
Chairs + Picnic Tables
Fire pit + Campfire grill grate

For the Pups

Leash Line
A Small Treat
Two Dog Bowls

Provisions for Purchase

S'mores
Coffee + Tea
Firewood + Firestarter

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