The Guestbook

People leave more than reviews. They leave drawings, playlists, itineraries, family portraits, a polaroid of their dog, small jokes, and a record of how they spent their time here.

Small rituals

Handwritten notes with a drawing of a fire, four smiling girls, and a rectangular object with musical notes above it.
A handwritten thank you note on grid paper, placed on top of a topographical map. The note expresses gratitude to hosts for providing perfect accommodation and mentions enjoying the surroundings, including snow and a house with a good atmosphere.

Days Outside

Handwritten letter addressed to hosts, describing a trip to Camp Juniper, visiting Roslyn, Ellensburg, Kachess Ridge Trail, and Cooper Lake, with mentions of art, relaxing, and a thank you from guests.
Watercolor painting of an A-frame cabin with a green roof, surrounded by tall trees and mountains in the background.

Drawn at Camp

A hand-drawn illustration of a decorated card with the words "Thank you so much for hosting me!" written on it. The card has ornate blue and yellow embellishments, a large yellow star, and a bat with outstretched wings flying nearby.
A colorful drawing of an A-frame cabin with a porch, stairs, and a front door, surrounded by trees, with the words 'Camp Juniper' written on the top of the A-frame.
A drawing of a pumpkin with a carved face, colored in orange with green eyes, a yellow nose, and a mouth with sharp teeth. There is handwritten text below the pumpkin that says 'Happy Halloween' in black ink.
A pencil sketch of a traditional A-frame cabin surrounded by trees, with a group of five people standing nearby.
Handwritten note celebrating the 40th birthday with drawings of presents, stars, and balloons.

Come stay a while. The guestbook is always on the table.

Close-up of handwritten note on paper, mentioning a life-changing bidet.