Pet-Friendly Cabins & Lodge Rooms in Ashland, Oregon
9 dog-friendly units inside the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
A Real Place for Dogs, Not a Hotel With a Pet Policy
Your dog doesn’t want a hotel room. They want a cabin with a wood stove and 100 acres of forest to sniff before breakfast.
Green Springs Inn sits inside the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, 17 miles east of Ashland on Highway 66. Nine of our units welcome dogs. Seven cabins with full kitchens, Jacuzzi tubs, and private decks in the pines. Two lodge rooms in our historic building with hardwood floors and king beds. Trails start at the property line. The BLM information center is right here on our grounds — we lease the space to them.
The Pup-Grade Experience
Every dog who stays at Green Springs Inn gets the Pup-Grade. It’s our required welcome package and dog fee, designed to make your dog’s stay as comfortable as yours.
What’s Included
- A plush dog bed for your cabin or lodge room
- Dog bowls to use during your stay
- Treats from Portland Pet Food Company
- A commemorative portable dog bowl to take on all your adventures (a keepsake from the trip)
Cabins: $87 per dog, per stay (up to 2 dogs). Lodge rooms: $62 per stay (1 dog max).
Add the Pup-Grade during booking. Click “View all add-ons” at checkout. It’s required for all dogs staying on property and needs to be purchased before you arrive.
Service and assistance animals are always welcome at no charge.
Find Your Dog’s Cabin
A wood stove, a private deck, and 100 acres of forest. Your dog already knows what they want.
Why Dogs Love It Here
100+ Acres of Forest
Your cabin sits at 4,500 feet where the loudest thing around is a Steller’s jay arguing with a squirrel. Step off your private deck and you’re in it. Ponderosa pines, madrone groves, the smell of warm bark in the afternoon sun. No lobby. No elevator. No through a parking garage to find a patch of grass. The property sits inside the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, the only national monument in the country designated specifically for its biodiversity.
Trails From Your Doorstep
You don’t have to drive anywhere to get your dog on a trail. Paths lead right off the property into the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument, the only national monument in the country designated for its biodiversity. The Pacific Crest Trail is 1.8 miles from your door. The BLM information center? It’s on our property — we lease the space to them.
Trail tip: Check out our guide to the 10 Best Day Hikes from Green Springs Inn for routes that welcome leashed dogs.
Private Cabin Decks
Every cabin has its own deck. Most have a Jacuzzi tub where you can soak under the pines while your dog lounges beside you. Or they curl up by the wood stove inside while you stargaze. On clear nights, there’s no light pollution for miles. Just you, your dog, and more stars than you’ve seen in years. The dark skies here are worth staying up for. Nobody’s knocking on a shared wall. (The dog will find the warmest spot in the cabin before you’ve unpacked. They always do.)
Dinner With Your Dog
Every cabin has a full kitchen, so you can cook dinner with your dog right there instead of leaving them alone while you go out to eat. If you’ve traveled with a dog before, you know that’s a bigger deal than it sounds.
Dog-Friendly Accommodations
We have 9 dog-friendly units: 7 cabins and 2 lodge rooms. Each cabin is a standalone structure with a full kitchen, wood stove, private deck, and Jacuzzi tub. Lodge rooms are in our historic lodge building. Simpler, more affordable, with hardwood floors that make cleanup easy when your dog tracks in pine needles.
Dog-Friendly Cabins
| Cabin | Sleeps | Best For | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agate Flats | 6 | Families, accessibility | ADA features, wheel-in shower, Jacuzzi tub |
| Chinquapin Mountain | 4 | Couples, small groups | Surrounded by forest, Jacuzzi on deck |
| Hobart Peak | 6 | Groups, families | Spacious layout, forest views |
| Mayfield Gardens | 6 | Families | Full kitchen, private deck |
| Parsnip Lakes | 6 | Stargazers | Cathedral ceiling, open sky, wood cladding |
| Pilot Rock | 6 | Mountain views | Deck overlooking the mountains |
| Soda Mountain | 6 | Accessibility, families | ADA accessible, Jacuzzi on deck |
Dog-Friendly Lodge Rooms
| Room | Sleeps | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Lodge Room 2 | 2 | King bed, Jacuzzi tub, hardwood floors |
| Lodge Room 5 | 2 | King bed, Jacuzzi tub, fireplace |
Pet-free options: Traveling without a pet or have allergies? Jenny Creek and Boccard Point cabins are completely pet-free, along with Lodge Rooms 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8. See all accommodations.
Pet-Friendly Guidelines
A few ground rules so the stay goes well for everyone.
- Dogs only. No cats, birds, reptiles, or other pets.
- Cabins: up to 2 dogs. Lodge rooms: 1 dog max.
- Leash required in all common areas (this includes the outdoors, folks).
- Clean up after your dog on the grounds.
- Crate required if your dog is left unattended in the cabin (available on request).
- Dogs are not allowed on furniture.
- Excessive barking or damage may result in additional charges.
Important: The Pup-Grade must be purchased at booking. Dogs found on property without a purchased Pup-Grade will be charged the fee plus a $150 unauthorized pet fee.
Planning Your Dog-Friendly Ashland Trip
We’re 17 miles east of Ashland, about 25-30 minutes on Highway 66 through the Cascade foothills.
Ashland has plenty of dog-friendly spots if you want to spend a day in town. Dog-friendly patios include Skout, Gil’s, Ruby’s, and Mix Bakery. For off-leash time, head to the Ashland Dog Park on North Main Street or walk the Bear Creek Greenway.
Spring brings wildflower blooms along the monument trails, and your leashed dog can join you on most of them. Winter means a quieter property, snow-dusted pines, and day trips to Mt. Ashland (45 minutes) or Crater Lake (about 2 hours). Hyatt Lake is 10 minutes north if you want a quick lakeside outing with your pup.
What to Bring for Your Dog
- Leash (required on property and BLM trails)
- Your dog’s regular food (nearest store is in Ashland)
- A crate if your dog will be left alone in the cabin (if you forget yours, we have a few extras)
- Water bowl for hikes (or use the commemorative one from your Pup-Grade)
Booking tip: Add the Pup-Grade at checkout under “View all add-ons.” Book a cabin if you’re bringing two dogs. Lodge rooms allow one.
Check out local favorites near Green Springs Inn for ideas beyond the trails.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Green Springs Inn pet-friendly?
Yes. Nine of our 17 units welcome dogs — seven cabins and two lodge rooms. Each stay requires our Pup-Grade Experience package ($87 per dog in cabins, $62 in lodge rooms), which includes a dog bed, bowls, treats from Portland Pet Food Company, and a take-home commemorative bowl.
Is Ashland, Oregon dog-friendly?
Very. The Bear Creek Greenway and Ashland Dog Park welcome dogs, several restaurant patios allow them (Skout, Gil’s, Ruby’s, Mix Bakery), and the surrounding Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument has miles of hiking where leashed dogs are welcome. Green Springs Inn is 17 miles east of town, inside the monument.
Can I leave my dog in the cabin while I go out?
Yes, but your dog must be crated when left unattended. We recommend bringing your own crate.
How many dogs can I bring?
Cabins allow up to 2 dogs. Lodge rooms allow 1 dog. Each dog requires a separate Pup-Grade purchase in cabins.
Are there pet-free options for guests with allergies?
Yes. Jenny Creek and Boccard Point cabins are completely pet-free, as are Lodge Rooms 1, 3, 4, 6, 7, and 8.
Do you allow cats or other pets?
No, dogs only. Keeping it to one species helps us maintain the units and set clear expectations for all guests.
What trails can I hike with my dog near Green Springs Inn?
Trails lead right off the property into the Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument. The Pacific Crest Trail is 1.8 miles away. Dogs should be leashed on BLM-managed trails. See our full guide: 10 Best Day Hikes from Green Springs Inn.
Can I take my dog to Crater Lake?
Crater Lake National Park allows leashed dogs on five trails: Lady of the Woods, Godfrey Glen, Annie Spur, Grayback Drive, and the Pacific Crest Trail (6-foot leash max). Dogs are not allowed on any other trails, including Cleetwood Cove down to the lakeshore. If you’re planning a full day of hiking, leave your dog in one of our pet-friendly cabins. We’re about 2 hours from the park. Crate your pup, explore the crater, come home to a wood stove and a dog who missed you.
Can I bring my dog to a wedding or event at Green Springs Inn?
Yes. If you’re planning a wedding, elopement, or small gathering, your dog can be part of it. Over 100,000 acres of national monument forest and mountain views. Your dog stays in one of our pet-friendly cabins with you, just like any other guest.
Book Your Dog’s Next Adventure
Pine needles under paws, a warm cabin to come home to, and a wood stove that your dog will claim before you’ve finished unpacking.
The Jacuzzi tub is for you. They won’t care about that part.
Questions? Email us at relax@greenspringsinn.com or call (541) 890-6435.
