Ranger House Men's Recovery Home

About this Recovery Home

Ranger House is a certified men's sober living home at 643 Ranger Drive SE in Olympia, Washington, in Thurston County, operated by Olympia Sober Housing.

A Men's Sober House on Ranger Drive

Ranger House holds seven men across five private bedrooms and one shared room with its own private bathroom. The property sits on a half-acre lot with a yard, a garage and space for up to eight vehicles, which is more outdoor and parking room than most sober houses in the area can offer.

What WAQRR Certification Establishes

The Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences certifies residences that publish a code of ethics, disclose fees and house rules in writing before move-in, and accept complaints from outside the house. Washington does not require this certification, so Ranger House's status reflects a voluntary choice its operator made.

House Structure and Expectations

Like Olympia Sober Housing's other properties, Ranger House runs a 30-day period with a 10 PM curfew and a 5 AM minimum departure time, no overnight guests during that window, and a weekly house meeting. After the introductory period, residents can stay as long as they need to, with no set exit date built into the program.

Recovery Housing in Olympia and Thurston County

Olympia is both the state capital and the seat of Thurston County, and Ranger House sits within that same civic core, close to outpatient treatment providers, state offices and the courts a resident may still be dealing with. That concentration of services is a large part of why Thurston County's recovery housing options cluster in Olympia.

Part of the Olympia Sober Housing Portfolio

Ranger House is one of two men's houses Olympia Sober Housing operates in the city, alongside 37th Court House. The operator also runs The Lake House for women. Running all three under one roof means a resident who needs a different fit can move within a network the operator already manages.