Exclusive Lake Cabin and Boating Experience at Ross Lake Resort

Secure your escape to Ross Lake Resort, where you can relax in a charming cabin with incredible lake views, navigate the waters with your own rented boat, and end your days grilling under the stars.

Last updated: May 2024

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Cabins start at $270/night; Kayak rentals start at $75/day; Motor Boat rentals - $170/day
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Experience the exclusive Ross Lake Resort, accessible only by winning a spot through our unique lottery system. This secluded getaway, nestled within the breathtaking North Cascade Mountains, offers a series of floating cabins that provide serene water views and direct access to the lake. Start your adventure with a shuttle ride to our no-road-access oasis, setting the tone for a truly remote retreat. Each cabin comes fully equipped, allowing you to live comfortably while surrounded by nature. Enhance your stay by renting one of our motor boats, perfect for exploring the expansive Ross Lake at your leisure. Enjoy the convenience of on-site grills shared between cabins, ideal for cooking fresh meals while soaking up the panoramic mountain and lake vistas.

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Itinerary

Secure your cabin by entering the annual accommodation lottery.
Arrive at the designated trailhead and take the shuttle to the resort.
Check into your cabin and rent a motor boat for personal lake excursions.
Spend your days navigating the waters or hiking the surrounding trails.
Enjoy evenings grilling by the lake, relaxing in the tranquility of the mountains.

Location

503 Diablo St, Rockport, WA 98283

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Food and beverages for the duration of the stay
Outdoor wear suitable for variable weather conditions
Sunscreen and insect repellent
Hiking boots for exploring local trails
Camera to capture the breathtaking scenery

4.6 ● Google reviews

The staff was very friendly and helpful. The girl at the counter let me borrow a phone pouch so my phone didn’t get wet. You do have to hike a little over a mile down a hill to get to the resort. The trail is maintained, but it’s something to be aware of.

**Review for Ross Lake Resort** Ross Lake Resort is an absolute gem for anyone seeking a relaxing getaway surrounded by stunning natural beauty. The amenities are top-notch, with a wide range of recreational options including boats, kayaks, and paddle boards available for rental. Whether you're looking to explore the lake at your own pace or simply enjoy a peaceful paddle, there is something for everyone. The views at Ross Lake Resort are breathtaking, providing a perfect backdrop for relaxation and adventure alike. The serene environment is complemented by the exceptionally helpful staff, who go out of their way to ensure guests have an enjoyable and comfortable stay. Overall, Ross Lake Resort offers a perfect blend of relaxation and outdoor fun, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Highly recommended!

Their employee Christina left a voicemail this morning to call back to book available dates with the wrong number resulting in loosing the booking. When i finally received a call back another employee Emily tried to say she didn't receive a call until 10am. 10 am is when i left a voicemail, i've been calling since 9 am. They have terrible customer service that can be overlooked due to the nice location. Emily and Christina you are terrible employees, sending hate!

Didn't stay but they're awesome for rentals if you're planning on camping around the lake.

Terrible communication for a place that provides the only way to shuttle kayaks into the lake for campers without entering another country. It doesn’t say anywhere on their portage site about SEASONAL CLOSURES and they are not associated with the National Forest. Meaning the rangers do not know when the shuttle is operating and when it is not. They will give you a permit to boat-in camp on the lake with no access to it. We got a permit to camp on Ross Lake over night this weekend. We stayed on Diablo the first night with plans to kayak up the lake and take the shuttle to our final camp destination the next day. We got to the phone and called and it just kept ringing and ringing. Finally a ranger pulled up in a boat, having no idea why they weren’t answering and was nice enough to radio in to find out that they were “probably not open for the season yet.” Luckily I had a satellite communicator and was able to message my wife to confirm what was going on. She called and there was voice message saying the water taxi was still closed for the season (nothing about portage, which is a separate service) at this point, because camping is strictly prohibited on Diablo without a permit, and because we were dropped off for the weekend we were stranded and had to abandon the weekend. Again, luckily we had a communicator and was able to message for an early ride home. Better communication is needed. Come on post a sign up at the phone or at least update your portage site WITH OPENING DATES.

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