Panoramic

Four locations

Panoramic

Four locations

Panoramic

Rocks and canyons

Breathtaking landscapes

Rocks and canyons

Breathtaking landscapes

Rocks and canyons

Five Peaks

PlacValley

What are men to rocks and mountains.

Jane Austen, Pride & Prejudice

Need a backdrop for your next movie production?

Five Peaks Place

Southwest Washington

A stunning filming

location

Are you in search of a filming location that offers both natural beauty and some modern amenities? Look no further than Five Peaks Place. Located in the heart of the mountains, our location offers breathtaking views of plains and prairies, steep-walled canyons, beautiful sunsets that provide a breathtaking panoramic view to five mountain peaks: Mt. Adams, Mt. Hood, Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helens, and the Goat Rocks — an arrangement not found anywhere else in the Cascades. Five Peaks Place is an 100-acre wilderness property located in Southwest Washington, less than two hours from Portland, and 15 miles due north of Columbia Gorge Airport. It has the vibe of untouched mountain west territory with high prairies, rolling hills, and oak savannas. Nature in complete solitude, with hillsides singing of its vast beauty is the perfect place for your next film production. Whether planning to film during hot and dry summer months, or when the hillsides are covered with blankets of snow, this natural, tucked-away private haven awaits.

Five Peak Place Cabin #1

To sit in the shade on a fine day and look upon verdure is the most perfect refreshment.

Jane Austen

Wine country

Four locations

Wine country

Four locations

Wine country

Breathtaking landcapes

Rocks and canyons

Breathtaking landcapes

Rocks and canyons

Breathtaking landcapes

Cabin #1 is situated on 20-acres. It is modern rustic style, built in 2020, and it is approximately 600 sq ft. It captures a front view of Mt. Adams, as well as the other mountain peaks. To the southwest, Mt. Hood comes into view.

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Amenities

From the front entrance where one can hang their coat and hat, one can step into the great room that serves as living, dining, and master bedroom. The great room has a king size Murphy's bed, a queen size hide-a-bed sofa, wood stove, a propane heater, and a table and four chairs.

Tucked away on the south side, there is a small kitchen, fully functional, with a sink that runs on water from the 420 ft. well (heated by propane hot water heater), a stove that runs on propane, a refrigerator and microwave that run on solar energy.

The bathroom has a Nature's Head composting toilet, a shower and sink that run on well water, and a portable washer for doing small loads of laundry.

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Utilities

A water well (50 gal/min) was drilled in 2022. It provides the water for the cabin.

Electricity is located at the east corner of the property but has not been connected. Currently the cabin and well are powered by solar energy.

Internet with speeds averaging up to 75 mbps is available.

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Future updates

The cabin remains a work in progress. A small deck has been built on the east side of the cabin. A larger deck is planned for the north-west (front) side. There is a gravel driveway that makes the cabin easily accessible. A large shop is also available across the driveway from the cabin.

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Other details

The 20-acres on which cabin #1 sits is easier to access year-around via gravel road. The 80-acres on which cabin #2 sits is vast and has three plateaus to it as described below. Both properties are off of private roads. Two quads available for rent.

Wine country

Four locations

Wine country

Four locations

Wine country

Breathtaking landcapes

Rocks and canyons

Breathtaking landcapes

Rocks and canyons

Breathtaking landcapes

Five Peaks Place

Cabin #2

Cabin #2 is situated on 80-acres. It was completed in 2020. It has no running water, limited solar power for lighting and refrigeration. It has a propane and wood burning stove. It is accessible by car via primitive roads. The cabins are approximately 10 min apart by car.

The 80 acre-property includes a steep canyon with a gradient slope to a mid shelf plateau filled with white oaks and ponderosa pines. From below the mid shelf runs a fresh water spring (5 gal/min) that flows down to a crevice to the bottom of the property which is 300 ft below.

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Sunsets

The open sky performs like an artist that sprays color onto a canvas. The mirage of light and color moves with brightness and glow and lowers itself behind the majestic peaks.

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Panoramic View

The 360-degree view from the top acreage high prairie is all-inclusive. Mt. Adams stands tall as if it were in the front yard. The canyon adds beauty to the land and invites a hike down a gradient slope to its place that offers rest—the 20-acre park-like natural shelf where you can leisurely take a stroll or hike further down to the bottom of the canyon.

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Wildlife

Deer, wild turkeys, squirrels, eagles, bears, ducks, rabbits, hawks, Canadian geese, rattlesnakes, cougars, pheasants, and woodpeckers all have been sighted on the property.

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Wildflowers

The aroma of the pungent desert parsley cannot be overlooked in early spring. Blossoms of yellow, purple, and white dot the hillsides until the summer heat brings in the golden glow of the grasslands.