Private Lodge-like Retreat on 17 Acres — Horse-Friendly with Barn, Trails Nearby. ideal for Large Groups. This spacious lodge-style home is set on 17 private acres and is perfect for family reunions, group getaways, and equestrian vacations. With five bedrooms and 3.5 baths, the home comfortably accommodates large groups while offering plenty of space to gather and relax. Base rate is $600 per night for 4 people. $100/per night per person additional
Horse owners will appreciate the well-equipped equestrian amenities, including a barn, round corral, segregated Holding pens, and dry lot, as well as generous parking for horse trailers, trucks, and multiple vehicles. Nearby National Forest trails offer excellent riding opportunities just a short haul from the property.
Inside, the home features two large separate living areas with satellite TV, allowing groups to spread out with ease. The fully equipped kitchen is designed for preparing meals for a crowd, and three expansive decks provide inviting spaces for outdoor dining, sunset views, and evenings beneath star-filled skies.
After a day of riding or exploring the area, unwind in the two-person hot tub or relax in the wood-fired sauna. The quiet, secluded setting offers privacy, scenic views, and the peaceful atmosphere ideal for reconnecting with family and friends.
Group-Friendly & Equestrian Amenities
5 bedrooms | 3.5 bathrooms — ideal for large groups and reunions
Lodge-style home on 17 private acres
Horse-friendly property — bring your horses cost $20/per night per horse, Feed not included.
On-site barn, 60 foot round corral, holding pens, and dry lot
Nearby National Forest riding trails (short trailer haul)
Ample parking for horse trailers, trucks, and multiple vehicles
Two spacious living areas with satellite TV
Three large decks for group gatherings and outdoor dining
Fully equipped kitchen for cooking for a crowd
Two-person hot tub
Wood-fired sauna
Massage Therapist numbers can be provided
Secluded setting with beautiful views and starry night skies
Otis and Teresa were guest hosts for Minam Lodge from 1999 to 2007. The only way in was by horse, hike or plane. They managed guest cabins, dude rides, and meals from May to November. We are so looking forward to sharing this special place with Equestrians and for larger group retreats or symposium.
Imagine waking to a beautiful Eastern Oregon morning, having a good breakfast, tacking up your horse doing a short haul to a trailhead on the Malheur National Forest riding in silence for hours coming home. Dry lotting your horse in a beautiful barn pasture with 60 foot round corral and 3 High Qual enclosures. Then coming back to the house and cooking a wonderful meal, relaxing in the hot tub or firing up the sauna. Massage numbers can be obtained to book with local therapists. Then the sunsets and no light pollution to wash out the stars and the night sky. It truly is a paradise. Dinner can be eaten inside or on one of the two spacious decks.
Teresa bakes sour dough bread in the wonderfully equipped kitchen. And on full moon nights there are black out curtains in two of the suites to insure a restful nights sleep. Those blackout curtains also work to keep the lodge style home cool during the day.