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Stay in the Bridge House

After Mom and Dad returned from sailing around the world in 1968, Dad and Dick Marshall built the Bridge House. Dick had a knack for “harvesting” rundown equipment. He found an abandoned large eight-wheel tractor, and he fixed it up and got it running. They called it his “runter,” and they would go “runting” in this tractor, which was strong enough to lift the huge boulders for the walls of the Bridge and Trout Houses. During the record “one-hundred-year flood” of Oak Creek in 1993, we experienced a small water problem (4 feet!) running through this house.

Bridge House Description

Capacity: 2 

Amenities:

  • One bedroom (King)
  • Rock fireplace
  • Patio overlooking Oak Creek
  • Fans provided but no air-conditioning
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The Bridge House faces upstream, has a large, private stone patio and fabulous views from the kitchen (but you might have to wash the dishes). It shares the same building pad with the Trout House, but they are separated by a closed utility room. This house features a King bedroom, bathroom with a tub/shower, full kitchen and a cozy living room area with a wood-burning rock fireplace. Relax listening to the peaceful sounds and sights of the bubbling creek.

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Forest Houses Resort is situated on 20 wooded acres in upper Oak Creek Canyon. The resort is separated from Highway 89A by trees and Oak Creek – a clear, cool, continuously flowing mountain stream stocked with Rainbow and Brown trout and supporting an abundance of birds and wildlife. The canyon walls and multi-colored cliffs of basalt, lava, limestone and sandstone are forested with red maple, aspen, chaparral and seven varieties of oaks.
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