The Washougal getaway is nestled in the Cascade mountains, not far from the Columbia River
Ernie Geigenmiller
Lacamas Magazine
“Jurassic Park” movie fans are coming from all over the country to experience the Jurassic Retreat in Washougal. Since its opening two years ago, guests are turning back time to 65 million years ago when dinosaurs ruled the world. This charming getaway, nestled in the Cascade mountains, isn’t far from the Columbia River, and is only a 25-minute drive from Portland International Airport, with access to many local amenities and sites.
Guests that visit this prehistoric haven are greeted by a life-size T-rex, and his friends — a brachiosaurus, velociraptor, and triceratops companions — who stand watch over this 4-bedroom, 2,100 square foot vacation residence that’s filled with artifacts and decorations that take you back to the “Jurassic Park” movies while boasting modern conveniences, like WiFi, a giant smart TV, a hot tub, and a state-of-the-art kitchen in a comfortable ambiance.
Featured on The Drew Barrymore Show, the Jurassic Retreat stands as one of America’s most unique getaway destinations. The Jurassic Retreat hosts a curated collection of authentic movie industry props, that immerse you in the heart of the prehistoric world.
It’s a great place to host a party, a holiday event, a family reunion, a graduation, wedding, or to simply get away. It can accommodate up to 12 guests.
Some of the retreat’s features include:
- Bedroom 1: Queen Bed
- Bedroom 2: Queen Bed
- Bedroom 3: Twin/Full Bunk Bed with Twin Trundle Bed
- Bedroom 4: Twin/Twin Bunk Bed with Twin Trundle Bed
- Private hot tub, a retreat within a retreat.
- Immerse yourself in cinematic splendor with a 75″ Smart TV and the entire collection of Jurassic Park movies.
- Seamless flow of the open-concept interior, inviting shared moments and cherished memories.
- Fully equipped kitchen w/ cooking basics, Keurig coffee maker, microwave, full service setup for 12.
- Propane bbq with an outdoor picnic table to enjoy your culinary fare.
- Bring your fur babies along – pets are allowed, free of charge.
Guest reviews:
“If you’ve read the description, and any of the other reviews, you probably don’t need to look at this review. Jurassic Retreat is definitely a very unique property and promised a unique experience and definitely delivered. Beautiful home In the woods with life-size dinosaurs, what more can you ask for. The youngsters had an experience they will never forget.If you’ve read the description, and any of the other reviews, you probably don’t need to look at this review. Jurassic Retreat is definitely a very unique property and promised a unique experience and definitely delivered. Beautiful home In the woods with life-size dinosaurs, what more can you ask for. The youngsters had an experience they will never forget,” said David, from Hot Springs, Arkansas.
“We had such a wonderful stay. Our 3 kids absolutely loved their time here. It was clean , relaxing and had everything we needed plus some. Cottonwood Beach is about a 20 minute drive, it is a nice place we stumbled upon for the kids to play in the water and sand. Hot tub, games, movies , toys , fresh air, & DINOS. Definitely memorable for the entire family,” said Jessika, Great Falls, Montana.
The retreat is owned by Investor Residences, a premier vacation rental company with a portfolio of more than 80 properties.
To book your stay, visit https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/848357161561531844?source_impression_id=p3_1702066380_%2F69N5hnKipEOOM1r or call Jenn Meyers at (808) 987-7219.
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