This recent rustic remodeled cabin features native stone accents throughout. There is a stone fireplace, a natural wood interior with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, completely redone baths and kitchen with stainless appliances and a stone faced accent wall. The new, expansive wraparound decks where you all can enjoy under pine forests. Enjoy the cool shade in the large screened sunroom. Looking for a way to escape blistering summer heat? You can cool off in our cozy cabin in Strawberry AZ. You’ll enjoy the natural wood interior, stone fireplace, vaulted ceiling, remodeled bathrooms and the fully equipped, new kitchen with stainless steel appliances. Admire the forest view (with friendly and clean neighborhood) with our expansive, wrap-around deck. You’ll spot elk, deer, birds and other remarkable Arizona wildlife. Or simply sit back and relax in the shade of the comfy sunporch. Its a great space for hanging out with friends and family. A BBQ grill is ready for your cooking adventures. And for night time we have a sitting room that’s fully equipped with TV, WI-FI, NES and N64 Game Consoles, Disney Plus and Amazon (Prime) streaming. And we are excited to announce that we added DVD player and VHS for all old Disney movies. Located in the Tonto National Forest and Fossil Creek and surrounded by towering pine trees, this recently remodeled cabin is only a two- hour drive from Phoenix. We are 3 miles away from a cute Pine downtown with great restaurants. We allow pets now- please do not leave pets alone in the cabin. Please respect our furnitures too. Treat our place with care and respect. $25 dollars for pets for extra fee to cleaning. Enjoy! -Outdoor Grill -Two queen sized beds -Couch pull out full sized bed Kitchen appliances - blender -toaster -pots/pans/bakewares -slow cooker -coffee maker (Drip machine) -high chair (ikea) for toddler Outdoor activities -hammock -badminton set -telescope -A play house for children Indoor activities -Board games -Puzzles -Chess/Cards -Toys and children books. -Old vintage video games (N64 and Nintendo with over 20 games). -Rocking horse for toddler. -old classical Disney movies VHS. -DVD player and VHS included now -Disney Plus and Prime Amazon Streaming on Fire Tv Stick. Guest will be given a door code to enter the cabin. The host will not be at the property but can be reached through text, and email. There are three restaurants at least 1 mile away in Strawberry and it depends on opening hours. There are food store, antiques stores, farmer markets, brewery, and restaurants around 3 miles away in Pine. Pine and Strawberry are beautiful quaint towns and offer plenty of relaxing and outdoor activities nearby including Fossil Creek and Tonto Natural Bridge. There are many day trips opportunity from Strawberry to Sedona, Flagstaff, Cottonwood and more other cool towns nearby. There are many trails nearby especially Fossil Creek Trail. It requires permit so do it in advance. First of all, we are located in mountain/rims where most services can be limited or slow. Sometimes we get bad weather in the winter and/or get too hot in the summer that may impact your stay at our cabin. Most restaurants and stores open from Wednesday to Sunday. On Monday and Tuesday are good days to go out on hiking and relaxing at the cabin. Pine is hottest in July. It can be uncomfortable in midday. We provide two big air conditioner portables that can spread cool air in the cabin (They can be moved around in the cabin to make you feel comfortable) and three fan stands with a variety speeds. The air conditioner portables need an hour or two to cool down the cabin and it will be good for rest of the stay. The Pine/Strawberry water company sometimes have to shut down the water system for pipe fixture in our neighborhood. Don't be alarmed because they normally will come back in the system in an hour or few. (I normally get a phone call from the water company and I will let you know if it happens.) It happens few times during year from my experience. (Hopefully it wont happen often in the future). Also trails may closes sometimes because of the dry season that may cause fire. The trails stay open this Summer but they did close all trails last Summer in 2018. But hey, it's a mountain life!! =)