Getaways with groups in Washington

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.

San Juan Islands, Washington

Canvas tents on cedar platforms tucked into Moran State Park's South End Loop on Orcas Island, with trail access and no Wi-Fi, open June 18 to August 30.

Lewis County, Washington

A 3-bedroom chalet in Packwood, Washington sleeping 8, with EV charging, a fire pit and full kitchen for groups visiting Mount Rainier.

Snoqualmie Pass, Washington

A 3-story mid-century modern chalet near Summit Central in Snoqualmie Pass, WA, sleeping 16 with a hot tub and mountain views.

San Juan Islands, Washington

Waterfront log cabins on Orcas Island in the San Juan Islands, with wood stoves, fire pits and no Wi-Fi, running since 1939.

Leavenworth, Washington

Private forest cabins near Lake Wenatchee and Leavenworth, WA, each with a deck, full kitchen and trail access for groups, couples and families.

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.

Olympic Peninsula, Washington

A treehouse with a hot tub, sauna, cold plunge and fireplace, sleeping up to 10 guests near the San Juan Islands, Washington.

Snoqualmie Pass, Washington

A secluded alpine A-frame cabin near Snoqualmie Pass with a wood stove, fireplace, firepit and mountain views, close to skiing and the lake.

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.

Port Orchard, Washington

A 24-foot yurt on a 22-acre farm outside Port Orchard, Washington, sleeping up to 10 with a composting toilet, fire pit and no Wi-Fi.

Sudden Valley, Washington

A three-bedroom treehouse in Sudden Valley, Washington, built for groups and families who want mountain views and a secluded setting.