Originally known as Seven Mile, the town of Camino has been a have for homesteaders, loggers and weary wayfarers since 1858. This artfully restored loggers barracks has played a prominent role in this historic mill town since 1888. The Pony Express and Wagon Train still stop here each year. With nine comfortable guest rooms, a large parlor with coffee/tea and homemade chocolate chip cookies, second floor sunporch, wine tasting room and in house masseuse, this inn has a character all its own.
