The Timberline Motel is a string
of vintage cabins nestled against a hillside of orchards. The property also includes a 1940's farmhouse and a Cafe
Cabin. The cabins are named for trees native to the Okanogan valley; Juniper, Fir, Cypress, Hemlock, Cedar and Pine.
All cabins have bathrooms, showers, televisions, DVD players, beds (one or two), and some have kitchen tables and chairs,
microwaves, refrigerators and kitchenettes. See table below
for specifics.
What are the cabins like?
  
The cabins are set back from the road and yet are steps from the Wenatchee River. Many guests like to walk
along the bridge that stretches across the river, right in front of the Timberline's property. The river's water is
so clear that it is easy to see salmon spawning in the water just under the bridge. It is also easy for guests to take
their inner-tube and be floating in the river within seconds of leaving their cabin.
The cabins were built
in the late 1940s and retain a cozy, simple feel. All are decorated with photos of the region in the 1920-40s,
honoring the logging, apple farming and the railroad's presence in local commerce. Many have oversized down comforters.
All have slices of locally-made juniper berry soap in the soapdishes in the bathroom. What's the
Farmhouse like?

The "farmhouse" was built in the 1940s and has been remodeled this year. New hardwood floors,
a huge fireplace, large-screen TV, two bedrooms and one bath make this a great rental for up to 6 people. The furniture
is brand-new, and reflects the soft greens and lush reds of the surrounding apple orchards. Each bedroom has a new queen
4 post bed, and the living room has two couches. The second couch is a loveseat, however, and would only sleep a smaller
sized person. There is a spacious kitchen equipped with pots, pans, cutlery and basic seasoning so that you may cook
dinner if you wish. A roaring fire is easy to build with the wood and kindling we provide our guests.
Biker-Friendly Motel-What does that mean?
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Timberline's owners ride most all styles of motorcycles, from vintage to sportbikes to dirt and crusiers. All motorcycles
and scooters are welcome. You may park your bike directly in front of your cabin where it's *most safe. In the
evening our guests enjoy sitting around our firepit and meeting motorcyclist from literally, all over the world! Three other features of the Timberline round out our Biker-focused offering
: (1) onsite gas station; (2) Tuesday thru Sunday motorcycle repair shop (for fixing tires, fluid levels, lost valve
stems, etc.); (3) apparel shop to replace those lost sunglasses, grab a neck warmer, or a souvenir "Timberline
Motorsports" T-shirt.
We
welcome clubs, too! --Recent visiting clubs include the Chic Riders, EOD group, Jolly
Rogers, Velocity Vixens, BRO, Women on Wheels, various HOG chapters, the British Bike Club, a seattle-based ladies Ducati
rider group, and many members of the Pacific Northwest Rider's Forum (not to mention many more who were grouped informally).
We can accomodate about 18 people here, with additional space available with camping.
One more thing: Our location
makes us a terrific destination ride! This is a great launching spot for crusiers, sport-bikers and dualsport guys as the local roads and trails are amazing.
Each of our staff members rides, and we love to assist riders with finding where to ride locally. Every summer Sunday
(weather and other factors permitting), we have a Sunday Morning ride from Timberline. Starts at 10 am, and all are
welcome.
The Onsite Market
   
What could be cooler than having all of your biker needs in one place? We've even got bikes in the market!
The onsite market is convenient for our guests as they can purchase beer, wine and soft drinks as well as snacks and cigarettes
without having to drive from the motel. The store is also where you'll find our motorcycle apparel shop.
The owners feel that it's much easier to relax on vacation when you've left the news
and the cell phone at home. With this in mind, telephones and cable TV are left out of the rooms. New, larger-screen
televisions are provided, however, with DVD players. There is an extensive library of videos in the market for motel
guests to borrow. Over 40 different titles (historical, action, kids, documentary, motorcycle films) ensure that everyone's
tastes are met. Movies are free for guests.
Ok, I've checked into the motel.
What should I do for fun?
Once you've checked in, our staff is ready to assist you with figuring
out what to do. There are so many different ways to enjoy Leavenworth and the surrounding area that it's helpful to talk to a local. Go to our Concierge Services for more details.
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1 full bed, bathroom/shower, table/chairs, kitchenette, alarm clock, DVD/TV,
microwave/fridge, fold out twin size sofa. Pet possible with $100 deposit. 2 adult maximum occupancy. Our
least expensive cabin.
Exterior of Juniper, Fir, Cypress, Cedar Cabins:

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Newly renovated, "The Red Buddha Cabin" is for 2 people. Queen
size bed, kitchen/sink area, table/chairs, DVD/TV, exotic decor, shower/bathroom. No Pets or small children.
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2 country full size-beds, bathroom/shower, alarm clock, DVD/TV.
No pets. 4 adults maximum occupancy.  

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Cedar
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1 four poster queen bed, new pillowtop matress, beautifully remodelled, rock
tiled bathroom/shower, alarm clock, DVD/TV, japanese cardtable with 2 chairs, fridge/microwave. No pets. 2
adults would enjoy this-no children, please.  
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Pine
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2 beds - one Queen and one Country Full-sized, new pillowtop matresses,
bathroom/shower, alarm clock, DVD/TV, oversized reading chair and blanket. No pets. 4 adult maximum
occupancy.  This cabin is larger than the photo shows and is a corner cabin - full of natural light and a view of the property.
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The farmhouse is the original 1930's station building - it even has
the original station roof under the current one! Sleeps 4 comfortably, with possibility of 6 people. Beautiful
artwork, large fireplace, country lodge decor, spacious family, vintage kitchen, dining rooms, 2 bedrooms, one bath (shower,
tub). BBQ, tables and chairs for enjoying the outside. No pets, please. Children must be over 14 and supervised.
Washer/dryer. Jacuzzi coming soon!

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The Cafe
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A special place for our guests - the "cafe" is not really a cafe but a hangout - a one bedroom cabin with kitchen,
bathroom, library, hangout area for playing guitar (Tyler and Jay both play) or reading in front of the warm firplace.
Huge porch with rocking chairs - sunset views are great. We sit here in the evenings and watch bald eagles pluck salmon
from the river right in front of you. Sunsets glow red over the trees. Friends are made. We show vintage
and current biker movies here (Easy Rider, The Wild One, Ghost Rider have all premiered). We also use the cabin for
overflow when the hotel is full...but we have to like you to put you here as it is full of our personal artwork collection.  This is a long view of several cabins with the Cafe on the right, rear: 
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Policies of the House Motel reservations are final at time of reserving the
room and your card is charged at time of reservation. On holiday or special weekends, your card is charged for
the full stay at time of booking. For regular, off-holiday or off-special weekends, your card is charged at time of
booking the first night, and cancellations for additional nights must be made within 24 hours of the cancelled night(s).
Cancellations for groups of 2 or more rooms are subject to a 15% processing fee and must be cancelled within 2 weeks of stay.
Rooms are inspected after checkout. If anything is damaged, stolen, smoking was done in the room, extra people
in the room, or pets, for example - and the person who booked the room will be charged a minimum of $100.
No pets in the rooms with the exception of service animals. Please leave them at home or board them locally.
We can suggest some local boarding options.
The owners and staff of the Timberline reserve the right to refuse
business to anyone.
Check in is 3 pm. Check out is 11 am. If you need more time or special arrangements, we are happy to try to help.
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