Twin Gables is an annual pilgrimage for our small gang of friends. The back yard's dock has a couple of canoes. I can paddle solo up the tidal Skamokawa Creek, or double up to explore the slough or test the waters of the Columbia. The Inn itself is fascinating architecturally and the couple who run it have become more friends... more

We first saw Twin Gables in an unusual manner: while paddling our rented kayaks in a creek just off the lower Columbia River. This was a good thing, since the front side of the house (what you'd see from the road) does not have a sign on it. When it came time to check in, I hesitantly walked up the... more

My husband and I stayed at twin Gables for an anniversary celebration. We were met with the kindest hospitality from the proprietors and impressed with the lovely room and decor of the establishment. We launched our kayaks from their dock and enjoyed the serenity and scenic beauty of the area. A special touch of generosity was the bottle of wine... more

My husband and I just took our second trip down to The Twin Gables B & B in serene Skamokawa, Washington, and this trip was as pleasant and relaxing as the first one! We enjoy canoeing and this is a great area to do so (we have our own canoe but if you don't, they can be rented at the... more

We learned of Twin Gables B&B through a friend who was helping us find accomodations so we could attend a private annual Wine & Sea Food Fest at a near by park. We arrived at the beautiful establishment of Twin Gables after a scenic and relaxing 2 hour drive from Portland Oregon. We were graciously welcomed by owner, Kathleen Morgain.... more