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Getaways with couples in Washington

18 getaways match

  • Bellingham, Washington

    A one-bedroom treehouse near Bellingham built between two Douglas firs, with a hot tub and deck, for couples only.

    $$$$
  • San Juan Islands, Washington

    A waterfront resort on Orcas Island with cabins, yurts, and campsites, a soaking tub spa, sauna, cafe, and two beaches for swimming or paddling.

  • Olympic Peninsula, Washington

    A 420-square-foot treehouse built into old-growth cedars near East Sooke Regional Park, with a loft bed, outdoor soaking tub and fire.

  • Leavenworth, Washington

    A tiny house at Leavenworth Camping Resort in Washington's Cascades, offering mountain views, a full kitchen and Wi-Fi, suited to couples or solo stays.

  • Olympic Peninsula, Washington

    A one-bedroom treehouse in the trees near Sequim, Washington, about a mile from downtown and two minutes from Highway 101.

  • San Juan Islands, Washington

    A secluded two-bedroom treehouse in Eastsound on Orcas Island, Washington, with mountain views, a fireplace and a full kitchen.

  • Issaquah, Washington

    Seven handbuilt treehouses plus a lodge suite, cabin, and converted army truck sit along the Raging River near Issaquah, about 30 minutes from Seattle.

    $$$
  • Ashford, Washington

    A treehouse stay near Ashford, Washington, at the base of Mount Rainier, booked through Airbnb for solo travelers or couples.

  • Easton, Washington

    A family-run ranch and campground near Easton, WA, with a renovated lodge, RV and tent sites, and glamping options like a yurt and igloo near Cle Elum.

  • Snohomish, Washington

    A secluded treehouse near Snohomish, Washington, built for couples wanting mountain views and quiet.

  • At The Portal

    Treehouse

    North Bend, Washington

    A one-bedroom treehouse on waterfront land in North Bend, Washington, with a private hot tub and trail access to the river.

  • White Salmon, Washington

    A hand-built, one-bedroom yurt six miles from White Salmon, Washington, with a peekaboo view of Mt. Hood and no Wi-Fi.