Mountain Mama Lodges

11/02/2025

Looking for a summer wedding?

Does a farm, donkeys, flowers, and super awesome hosts sound like your thing?

Check out Terringer Farm! They're located about 40 minutes from Mountain Mama Lodge, on the other side of Glide.

Contact them for more information.

26/11/2024

Come get your Christmas tree in the Umpqua National Forest!

Don't Forget, we have Christmas tree Permits $5.00ea. 😁😁

02/07/2024

Happy 4th of July!

Annual (humorous) reminder to be safe!

It's going to be hot and dry, so please take every precaution if you choose to enjoy home fireworks, so we don't have to come visit!

16/03/2024

Steamboat Inn, our favorite local restaurant has started their season and is open to guests on the weekends!

Come on summer 2024!

Steamboat is OPEN for the season.
Public Restaurant Hours:
Friday Dinner 5:30pm-8pm
Saturday Breakfast 8am-11am, Lunch 11am-3pm, Dinner 5:30pm-8pm
Sunday Breakfast 8am-11am, Lunch 11am-3pm

We are excited to welcome you back.

07/02/2024

Awesome wine pairing dinners are available again at our favorite local fine dining restaurant.
Makes for a perfect dinner after a day exploring the waterfalls and Crater Lake.

Winemakers and Guest Chef Pairing Dinners Schedule

March 16 Chef Vincent Tsatsakis with RoxyAnn Winery

March 23 Chef Bryar Horn and Pastry Chef Jenna Lanyon with Paul O'Brien Winery

April 13 Chefs Bryar Horn, Jonathan Willis, and James Kennedy with Trella Vineyards

April 27 Chef Nick Pierano with Yamhill Vineyards

May 4 Chef Corey Wisun with Bjornson Vineyard

For more than 20 years the best chefs, winemakers, brewers, and distillers from around Oregon have joined forces at Steamboat Inn to create special nights of food, drink, and friendship. The intimate and magical surroundings of Steamboat Inn lead to amazing collaborations that diners would not be able to experience in a traditional restaurant or tasting room setting. Seating and rooms are limited. Reserve today.

13/06/2023

Every guest we've had that's spent the day rafting with North Umpqua Outfittets has had a blast!

Snow melt is making for an exciting experience rafting the river.

We offer a relaxing base camp to wind down after your adventures in the Umpqua National Forest.

Booking/availability at the link below.

www.airbnb.com/h/umpqua

You may also email as at: [email protected]

12/06/2023

01/07/2022

We are located right in the middle all of these beautiful waterfalls!

airbnb.com/h/umpqua

Are you looking for the best waterfalls in Oregon now that the weather's warming up? While Southern Oregon waterfalls aren't talked about as much, we wanted to share with you some of the

01/06/2022

Summer is heating up in the Umpqua!

We have the perfect place to stay while you have rafting adventures with North Umpqua Outfitters, and enjoy the culinary delights at Steamboat Inn.

23/04/2022

Located along Oregon's "Highway of Waterfalls," Mountain Mama Lodge is the perfect place to stay while exploring the Umpqua National Forest and the many spectacular water features in our area. In addition to the North Umpqua River, we are just 12 miles from Watson Falls, Toketee Falls, and Umpqua Hot Springs. Crater Lake is a beautiful hour drive away.

Link to our Airbnb page below in the comments, get your reservation in today as the 2022 season is filling up fast.

This gorgeous road weaves through some of Oregon's most amazing scenery, passing stunning waterfalls along the way.

15/04/2022

We're excited for a busy 2022 season in the Umpqua National Forest.

Come visit, stay a while, and find your favorite corner of nature in the Umpqua National Forest!

15/11/2021

Some history behind the word "Umpqua."

The word "Umpqua" is used as a name for local Native American peoples, the largest river in Douglas County, and our very own National Forest! Did you know that this word is a Native American term? There are many theories about its origin and meanings.

• Umpqua may have been the name of a chief who conquered tribes who previously inhabited the Umpqua Valley. His followers then called themselves Umpquas in his honor.
• Umpqua is an Indian word for “thundering water”. This definition was provided by Meshak (Mace) Tipton, the last Umpqua chief, in the late 1800s. “Umpqua” has also been described as meaning “dancing water” or “bring across the river”
• “Umpqua” may be an English given name for local Native Americans. They actually referred to themselves as Etnemitane, as Tl'uu-dv-nee-yu (prairie people), or as Dv-nee-yu (“people”).

Have any stories been passed down to you about your family's history and origins? Have you heard any other theories about the word Umpqua? Thank you for celebrating Native American Heritage Month with us!