A Beautiful Place to Land
Timberline Landing is a thoughtfully prepared, family-owned home in Ponderay, Idaho, for travelers drawn to Sandpoint, Lake Pend Oreille, and Schweitzer.
With two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and room for up to six guests, the single-level layout makes it easy to settle in together.
Start the morning with coffee before heading to the lake or mountain. Return to an unhurried evening, the soft glow of the fireplace, and a home designed for the comfort of being together.
Your First Evening Taken Care of
We know how good it feels to arrive and have one less decision to make. A complimentary pasta dinner basket is ready for your first night, with pancake and oatmeal options for your first morning.
You will also find a selection of snacks and a coffee and comfort station stocked with Keurig pods, tea, hot chocolate, cider, creamer, honey, sweeteners, and syrups.
Thoughtful Comfort Throughout
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A welcoming living room with an electric fireplace
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Smart TVs in the living room and both bedrooms; bring your own streaming logins
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Washer and dryer, with detergent and dryer sheets provided
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Towels in the bathrooms and extra bed linens in the bedroom closets
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Individual room thermostats; seasonal air conditioning beginning in June
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Complimentary slippers to use while you are here
A Warm Welcome for Children
Children of all ages are welcome. Tell us the ages of the children in your group before arrival so we can prepare thoughtful touches. Children receive coloring books, crayons, and a toy box to keep them entertained. Kids of all ages receive age-appropriate snacks.
A complimentary infant and toddler setup is available by advance request, including a Pack ’n Play with its original sleep pad and fitted sheets, toddler dishware, gentle bath products, a towel and washcloth, and other useful supplies. Please share any food allergies before your stay.
The Freedom to Explore
Sandpoint has a way of bringing back the kind of childhood we remember: teenagers biking to City Beach, catching the ski bus for free, shooting hoops, trying a pottery class, or meeting friends for ice cream.
There’s a sense of freedom and community here that invites everyone to put down their screens and join in. Let us know if you are traveling with teens and would like a list of ways for them to get out and meet new friends!
