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Wolfridge Resort

Name: Wolfridge Resort
Address: 22 Wolf Ridge Ln, Winthrop, WA, 98862, US
Telephone: (509) 996-2828
Price range: $$$

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Rudy Lallemand

Feb 19, 2018

The lodge was very clean when we arrived. Everything was great, I just wish the beds were more comfortable, but I would stay again. Internet access was also good.

Linda Skugstad

Jan 9, 2018

This is a great place to ski in the winter and horse back riding in the summer.

Dona Das

Oct 2, 2015

Me and my husband wanted a break from the busy city life of Seattle and though we decided about going on a trip at the last minute and obviously spent a little more as it was a last minute booking, I am glad that we chose this cabin. We stayed in the Stone wolf large studio on the Labor Day weekend and we loved it. We spent the entire vacation on the property having coffee and reading on the balcony, taking a walk in the big surrounding area and relaxing in the comfortable room. It was the perfect break that we needed.

Jeffrey Wilson

Aug 11, 2017

Nice room, nice hike to river

Greg Sauer

Aug 27, 2015

My family drove 4.5 hours, with small kids 2 and 4, to stay at Wolf Ridge Resort. It boasted of nice cabins, a swimming pool and a playground. When we arrived the pool was closed and the playground was dangerous. Our vacation was based around these options. When we returned home I contacted the Resort and got a call back. They said they were sorry. I asked for a refund of some sort. I could tell immediately they were not going to take responsibility. She said she would talk to the cabin owner for a refund. Why? The cabin was what it was advertised at. She said she would get back to me via email but I knew she wouldn't. I contacted her again and she used the fires as her reason for not giving a refund although she was still updating her facebook account and sending emails. That's insulting. The cabin we stayed in is for sale. I could not imagine getting stuck in a relationship with a management as this. Vacationing with little kids is hard enough but when there is no pool or playground its a long 4.5 hour drive for nothing!

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