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Treat yourself to some well deserved R & R in a valley long held
sacred by the Native peoples. Relax and recharge, rest and 
recuperate, reflect and research, retreat and review, reach inward 
and regroup.

As the name suggests the house sits on the edge of a meadow with 
beautiful views including Mount Ashland and the Siskiyous. The 
Meadow House was built in 1987 by a Buddhist nun. The care and 
attention to detail in the placement and building of the house makes
for a serene and idyllic setting.

The house comfortably sleeps up to six (more on the floor if you 
choose). The master bedroom features a king size bed, writing desk, 
walk-in closet with a child's bed, adjoining bathroom with shower. 
The livingroom sofa bed and a basement "family room" with separate 
entrance has a TV, 2-3 extra beds, plus the second bathroom can 
accommodate 4-6 additional guests.

The modern facilities include washer, dryer, dishwasher, freezer, 
full kitchen with electric stove, microwave, toaster oven, WiFi 
computer access, internet and fax links, and television.

There is an extensive LP, CD and DVD (popular to classical to new 
age) and video collection. Curl up on the couch in front of the 
toasty wood stove with a book from the library. Select from science 
to personal growth, from health to art and photography, to cooking. 
The upright piano is an added feature with a varied selection of 
music from beginner to expert.

Your choices include: do nothing; read or listen to music, meditate 
or contemplate, walk, hike, jog or run. Other activities in the area
include rock climbing, river rafting, downhill or cross-country
skiing, home cooking or fine dining, enjoying the theatre or a 
concert and much more.

The Siskiyous are host to many trail heads giving access to the
Pacific Crest and Oregon Trail, Pilot Rock and Mt. Ashland. River 
raft or kayak the wild and scenic rivers of the Rogue or Klamath 
rivers, each with stretches that vary from sedate to thrilling.

Ski the Mount Shasta or Mount Ashland Ski and Snowboard Resort. 
With advance booking, attend The Oregon Shakespeare Festival and 
other theatre and performance venues; the Britt Music Festival (in 
season) for a vibrant cultural experience in nearby Ashland and 
Jacksonville.

Within the valley: a visit to Tashi Choling, a Tibetan Buddhist 
Temple and Statue Garden is an absolute must and only a short walk 
from the Meadow House. The valley remained untouched by glaciation 
and holds many unique plant varieties.

Great opportunities to see eagles, wild turkeys, bluebirds, swallows,
deer, elk, bobcats, coyotes -- all kinds of animal and bird-watching 
abound for the patient observer.

The usually clear skies afford excellent night sky viewing of the
Milky Way, planets, constellations, and meteor showers.

The Meadow House offers YOU a unique experience!

Amenities: Woodburning stove, panoramic views, wood deck all around, 
air conditioning, TV, VCR, Stereo, CD & DVD players, movie library, 
modern kitchen, electric stove/oven, microwave, toaster oven, 
dishwasher, refrigerator, ice maker, cookware, utensils, washer & 
dryer,  and linens provided, smoking allowed on screened-in deck, 
shared with two very pettable outdoor cats.

Activities (on site or nearby): Sit, Walk, Hike, Climb, Bike, Golf,
Tennis, Work Out, Yoga, Gym, Miniature Golf, Fish, Hunt, Watch 
Wildlife, Tour Historic sites, Shop, Restaurants, Live Theater, 
Cinemas, Sightsee, Swim, Boat, Raft, Ski Downhill & Cross Country, 
Snowmobile, Sled, Sing, Dance, Jog, Relax, Massage, Read, WiFi 
Internet, Dish TV, Watch for UFOs (smile) Stargaze, Meditate, Dream.

Master Bedroom                 $100/night            $600/week
More than 2:               extra $30/night/person   $150/week/person
(SofaBed and family room double and single beds available)


Infants, no extra charge, but call regarding special needs.

Call for week rates and other specifics.

Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.

Credit Cards Accepted

I would consider a simultaneous home exchange, but have two cats 
that would not travel with me. I would be interested in the areas 
between San Francisco and Portland Oregon. The exchange home would 
need to have a good internet connection.