Wallowa Lake Lodge feels timeless in the best way. Perched at 4,400 feet and bordered by wild riverbanks and snow-capped peaks, it's a place where elk graze in the distance and Kokanee salmon still return to spawn. Whether you're unwinding in one of the eight snug cabins or staying in one of the lodge's twenty-two vintage guestrooms, the natural world never feels far away. Here, mornings begin with crisp air and still water, and evenings settle into a kind of quiet you didn't realize you missed.

Still wild. Still wonderful.

Only available in the summer, each room in the original lodge invites you into a story rich with history and charm. Decorated with antique furnishings and art, and intentionally free from screens and distractions, these rooms create a space to reconnect with yourself, with others, and with nature. For those planning a visit outside the summer season, the cabins offer a cozy year-round alternative. Each cabin, whether a studio, a one-bedroom, or a two-bedroom, feels like a perfect little home away from home, complete with a well-stocked kitchenette and a comfortable seating area, most with a wood-burning or gas fireplace. You can also expect daily visits from wildlife, making for a truly memorable experience in any season.

Throughout the summer months, fuel up in The Camas Dining Room with hearty breakfasts each morning and chef-prepared dinners from Thursday through Sunday. Or grab a bite from The Redd Bar & Grill, open daily with a laid-back selection of food and drink available right from the lodge lobby. Whichever you choose, the flavors pair best with mountain air and a view of the lake during your summer vacation.