Creek House 509

Creek House 509 is a historic cabin beside Chamokane Creek in Ford, Washington, offered as a private place to stay and host gatherings. Built in 1912 as a bunkhouse for workers constructing the Long Lake Dam, it was later moved to its present setting. The property combines its distinctive past with practical comforts for an overnight visit, including three bedrooms, a kitchen and a bathroom with a shower. It can accommodate up to seven overnight guests.

For organisers planning a relaxed celebration in a rural setting, the outdoor space is a key feature. A large lawn and firepit provide room for guests to spend time together, while the porch looks out towards the creek and surrounding woodland. The listing permits family gatherings, birthday parties and weddings, with events for up to 50 people. Organisers should plan additional facilities for larger gatherings, as extra portable toilets are required for groups above 50.

The setting suits informal occasions that make the most of the outdoors, as well as a small wedding or family celebration with overnight accommodation for close guests. Nearby walking paths, Lake Spokane recreation areas and other outdoor destinations offer options for visitors extending their stay. The property is a venue and accommodation rental rather than a full-service event provider, so organisers should confirm arrangements directly with the host and plan any catering, event staffing, equipment and other services separately.