Helping You Press Pause We know what it feels like to need a break—not just a weekend away, but a real reset. That's why we created Northwest Pads. Whether you're hiking all day or just sipping coffee on a deck overlooking the mountains, our cabins are designed for stillness, adventure, and everything in between.

Chase’s River Cabin is a three-level retreat on the banks of the Stillaguamish River, just an hour from Seattle. Perfect for families or groups, it offers cozy interiors, expansive river views, and plenty of outdoor spaces for gathering. The main floor features an open-concept kitchen, dining, and living area with large windows overlooking the river. A queen bedroom and full bath are located on this level, along with access to a spacious deck with BBQ grill and outdoor seating. Upstairs, a second queen bedroom includes an ensuite bath and picture-perfect views. The lower level adds a bunk room with twin beds, a second living space with fireplace, and access to the riverside patio and hot tub. Guests can relax on the large furnished deck, swing in the retro ski lift chair, or gather around the firepit at the private river beach. With a hot tub, fireplaces, plush linens, and modern amenities, the cabin balances comfort with rustic mountain charm. Chase’s River Cabin is also dog-friendly (with fee), so you can bring your furry friend along for the adventure.

Chase’s River Cabin is located along the Mountain Loop Highway near Granite Falls, WA. The cabin sits directly on the South Fork Stillaguamish River, offering a private riverside beach perfect for campfires, stargazing, or simply relaxing by the water. The surrounding area is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. Hiking trails like Lake 22, Heather Lake, and Mount Pilchuck are just minutes away, while the nearby river provides opportunities for kayaking, fishing, and swimming in summer. In fall, the region is popular for leaf-peeping and rockhounding, while winter brings snowshoeing and alpine adventures. Granite Falls is only 5 minutes west, with grocery stores, restaurants, coffee shops, and local bars. Everett is 40 minutes away, and Seattle just over an hour, making this cabin feel secluded yet accessible. The neighborhood offers a rustic, forested setting with a mix of cabins and full-time residents, creating a welcoming and peaceful atmosphere in the heart of the Pacific Northwest.