Glamping in Washington

Washington, the northwesternmost state in the USA, is filled with natural beauty, numerous National Parks and reserves. Some say that its mountains look like the rugged Alps due to the glaciers that formed them. In this extraordinary vacation destination, you will experience many wonders while glamping in comfort and style right in the heart of it all. There is an abundance of outdoor activities in the freshwater lakes, majestic mountains, and inspiring seascapes. You can fish, swim, hike, and surf with the whales, or fly above on ziplines. If you’re looking for intellectual activities, there’s plenty of science and history spanning the ages to captivate you here.

Our glampsites are perfect for outdoor loving travelers looking for their next getaway. They vary in size and can accommodate solo travelers or mid-sized groups. You’ll enjoy amenities like a kitchen, hot shower and comfortable bed while communing with nature in your front yard. Most offer a swimming pool and jacuzzi for your relaxation after exploring the amazing surroundings. Fire up the grill and enjoy your fresh catch, or relax on the balcony with your favorite beverage. Breathe the fresh air and recharge at these awesome glampsites nestled in the wilderness.

If you love nature, Washington state is paradise. You can fly above the forest canopy on a zipline and get a close-up view of the animals and scenery on Camano Island. Or take a leisurely golf-outing amid unique bird calls there. Spend a week in Okanogan Wenatchee National Forest communing with the awe-inspiring nature of the region. Hike in the old forest below the glaciers and scrubland in the eastern borders for variety. Olympic Park is dubbed the mountain of the gods. This nature lovers’ playground has so much to offer, it could be your go-to destination for years to come.

Washington State has several huge, stunning National Parks. Starting at Olympic National Park you will be overcome with its beauty. Take the time to climb the awesome trails and taste the glacial waters at the top. Skydive at Snohomish and Chelan for the thrill of a lifetime. Take the zipline tour in Leavenworth near the north central Cascade mountains area and visit the Bavarian village for culinary treats and German beer afterwards. White water rafting is a must in Winthrop for adrenaline pumping excitement. In winter you can ski or snowboard among the awe-inspiring peaks throughout the Northwest region of the state. The options are endless.

Tour the islands of Puget sound for a unique perspective of their diverse history originating in the 1800s. From homesteads and agricultural methods to Native American communities, this unique Pacific Northwest culture is available for your enjoyment. There’s a rich shipbuilding history at The Navy Museum and floating Museum in Bremerton. You can walk on an aircraft carrier and imagine life as a sailor in Puget Sound’s Naval Shipyard. Hop on a mountain bike and cruise through old military forts like Fort Ebey and Fort Worden in Puget Sound. And this is just the tip of the iceburg for historical adventure in awesome Washington.

Starting at Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve on Whidbey Island you can relive the past where locals still farm like they always did in this Pacific Northwest community. Take a boat to remote Vashon Island for more nostalgia and finish at Orca Island Historical Museum for six original 1800s homesteads reflecting their interactive lifestyle.

Schedule a tour at Friday Harbor to watch Orca killer whales as they frolic in the ocean. Your naturalist guide will keep you enthralled as you witness this amazing spectacle in the wild. Visit Lime Kiln Point State Park for more scenic nature.

Embark on a four-hour cruise to Blake Island from the Seattle waterfront. There are many sights to enjoy, but witnessing the Pacific Northwest Native American culture firsthand is the most popular. This family treat invokes your participation during their traditional celebrations and feasts with the stunning Olympic mountains in the background.

Enjoy a 30-mile roadtrip on highway 20 to get a taste of Cascades Park. There are many opportunities to pull off, do a photo op, and hike the short trails to the lakes and overlooks. Don’t miss the Munro Trail, Gorge Overlook, and Diablo Lake. Get refreshment in the local towns surrounded by amazing landscapes along the way.

For a few days of fishing and water sports, hop a Ferry to Ross Lake. You can rent everything on site including a boat, fishing tackle, paddle board, kayak and more. This is a great way to enjoy the beautiful views while partaking of active water sports for an exceptional family outing.

There are twelve gorgeous trails with intriguing animals amid this untouched nature that you won’t regret hiking. Trail of the Cedars offers an aromatic leisure hike, whereas Cascade Pass requires more endurance levels. Plan your itinerary at the visitor’s center for the adventure of a lifetime.

This culinary extravaganza covers two islands: Whidbey and Camano. Catch a morning ferry from Seattle to Whidbey and sample the popular chef’s restaurants for fresh local cuisine to die for. The wineries are also worth exploring. Treat yourself to a leisurely week to experience it all. You’re worth it!