The Stump House

This cozy little cabins is set in a stand of giant fir and cedar trees. The cabin perched above a trout pond is frequently visited by a blue heron and owls.

The cabin has electricity, cold water sink, tea & coffee station and wood fired heat in addition to an electric heater.

In addition to a double bed this cabin has a big chair that folds out into a small single bed for a third person .

November through April bring your rain boots as the trails get wet and muddy.

Guests are welcome to use and socialize in the beautiful outdoor kitchen and fire circle located between the the apple orchard and upper pond. The cabins share an outdoor, composting toilet and outdoor shower house.

If you have mobility issues the cabins are not a good lodging choice for you as the parking area is at least a 100 yards away from the cabins and requires a walk down an earthen trail.

Lodging

Whether you are looking for a solo retreat, a romantic get away for two, a family & friend reunion, or over night stays for your wedding party, workshop or retreat SunRay Shire has a place for you.

The quiet tranquility of the land works her magic on visitors! Guest frequently rave about the best night sleep they have had in a long time.

Opportunities for a quiet nights sleep, a peaceful walk through the trees and shared laughter on a sunny afternoon in the outdoor kitchen allows visitors to Relax, Rest and Restore themselves.

The Shire is Calling and I Must Go

Rejuvenate

Trees, mountains, clean water, earth, and air nourish body and soul. Come breathe, relax, and walk in the beauty of nature.

Celebrate

Whether you’re celebrating a wedding, a reunion of family and friends, or some other special event, SunRay Shire is a setting like no other.

Invigorate

Build and inspire the dream in your team at SunRay Shire. This “out of the world place” can take your workshop or staff development to new heights.

Meditate

Spaces designed to amaze and connect with more subtle realms, SunRay Shire’s quiet tranquility is the perfect place to explore within and without.

The SunRay Shire Story

SunRay Shire is the family homestead of SunRay Kelley, hailed by The New York Times as the “Master Builder of the Counterculture,” and The Economist as a “Wizard in the Woods.”

SunRay and his partner, Bonnie Howard have lived and built together for the last 20 years. Their work and homes have appeared on HGTV, NatGeo, DIY, MTV Cribs Extreme, Animal Planet, and The Discovery Channel. The work has also been featured in the New York Times, Dwell, The Economist, and Lloyd Kahn’s books Builders of the Pacific Coast, and Tiny Homes On Wheels.