Vacation rentals with outdoor seating in Guemes Island

Seaside Island Cottage-Skagit Valley Tulips April

Love beach combing, sunsets, and sealife? This island escape is for you! In April, the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is nearby. After a quick 5-minute ferry ride, arrive at our whimsical west-beach cottage on Guemes Island with its panoramic views and magical sunsets...perfect for relaxing, taking beach walks, finding treasures, hiking the mountain & local trails, exploring your favorite water sports, and spotting herons, seals, bald eagles, & even whales. Kids and pets welcome...mooring offered.

Samish Island Cottage Getaway

Peaceful home on scenic and quiet Samish Island (no ferry required!) Creative artist vibes with a piano, eclectic decor, overflowing bookshelves, and a warm, cozy feel make this a creative escape from everyday life. A well-appointed kitchen, office with desk and reading chair, and green, private outdoor spaces ensure you have all you need to relax and take in nature. Perfect jump-off spot to island adventures, whale watching, or birding on the Samish flats. Well-behaved dogs and cats welcome.

Luxury Seaside Romantic Getaway

Welcome to Rosario Cabin! This tranquil, romantic get-away for two on Lopez Island provides everything you'll need for a relaxing stay: private beach access, unobstructed water views, and easy access to many of the Island's best outdoor adventures. This newly renovated cabin features a stocked kitchen, indoor/outdoor dining and seating, and a spacious bedroom. We hope to make your stay as relaxing as possible with soft sheets, toiletries, Nespresso coffee machine, and memory foam mattress!

Cozy Modern Cabin - The Dragonfly on Guemes Island

Escape to a pet-friendly paradise on Guemes Island! This 2-bed, 1-bath open floor haven sprawls across 2.5 lush acres. Imagine: industrial-grade steel meets polished concrete, inviting nature inside through expansive windows. A glass reading nook, a balcony for forest views, and a woodfire stove providing cozy comfort. Embrace the outdoors inside and revel in the flood of natural light. This is your private retreat—full access to a nature-infused getaway! We are pet-friendly w/no pet fees

Tiny House on Guemes Island, WA.

Solar Powered Tiny House and your own private Sauna tucked in the woods amongst old growth Cedar trees. Enjoy campfires at night under the stars and forest canopy, a game of horseshoes, beach walks, hike the Guemes Mountain, or enjoy the NEW Barrel Sauna and cold plunge pull-shower. Also NEW, Take advantage of our three available E-bikes rentals to explore the island. More details in listing photos for pricing and message us after you book if you'd like to add rentals onto your stay.

The Coho Cabin - A Beachfront Getaway

Welcome to the Coho Cabin, a tiny house/log cabin perched atop Skagit Bay with direct westerly waterfront views of wildlife, Whidbey Island and the Olympic Mts. Built in 2007, it's an authentic log cabin, custom designed out of Alaskan Yellow Cedar. Enjoy the rustic-yet-elegant vibe, radiant heated floors, cozy loft bed, outdoor bbq and private location. Located 10 min. west of La Conner, guests can browse shops, adventure on unique hikes, or enjoy a relaxing beach stroll.

Anacortes Guest House Unit A (water view) Studio

Perfect for Remote Work! Fast Wifi & desk. Clean & sanitized studio apartment in Guest House behind our home. Laundry room & entrance hall. Located on Hwy 20 between San Juans Ferry & Old Town Anacortes (1.5 miles each way) . Private water-view deck, full kitchen, jetted tub, wood-burning fireplace. Private entrance & dedicated parking for two vehicles for current guests only (no long term parking). No shift-work "bed-sharing" or booking room for others' use allowed.

Farmhouse Getaway

Welcome to this serene and spacious farmhouse get-away. Located on beautiful south Fidalgo island, you are 7 minutes to Deception Pass bridge, 13 minutes to downtown Anacortes, and 17 minutes to the ferry terminal to the San Juan islands. Curl up with a good book, watch a movie or just relax and enjoy our beautiful view of north Whidbey island and Deception Pass. Our gardens explode in summertime so feel free to wander and pick flowers, fruit or vegetables in season.

Lakeside Cabin in the Trees with Views & a Hot Tub

Heron’s Nest Cabin: A Secluded Island Retreat with Bay Glimpses and Forest Calm Perched on a wooded hillside above Hale Passage and Bellingham Bay, Heron’s Nest Cabin is a peaceful haven where towering evergreens and filtered water views set the tone for a quiet, restorative escape. Whether you’re curled up by the wood stove, soaking in the cedar hot tub, or enjoying a slow morning with coffee on the deck, this is the kind of place where the pace shifts—and so do you.

Cozy beach bungalow w/private beach access.

Lay back and relax in this cabin with majestic views of Similk Bay. No ferry required! Enjoy private beach access with private stairs and tidelands rights. This cozy bungalow has updated windows, base board heating, wood burning fireplace. High-speed WiFi available. Come and enjoy the Pacific Northwest with your family and closest friends. Watch hummingbirds, sea otters and eagles feast from the deck. Get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and unwind here.

DenPNW with Sauna

DenPNW is a recently curated space that will indulge your desire for beauty and romance. A modern design with tile and wood walls and free standing stove. The studio has a comfortable king sized bed, built in office space and full kitchen with island. Shared sauna included. The studio is adjacent to another unit and owners live upstairs. You may hear faint noises from shared living and light footsteps upstairs. This space is not suitable for children or infants

Guemes Island-w/Hot Tub- Basement Apt-Water Views

Get away from the city life and visit Channel View Hideaway, nestled on an enchanting island, gateway to the San Juan's. Only 7 minutes away from Anacortes by ferry, with many site seeing opportunities to enjoy. Relax in a HOT TUB over-looking the Channel, after a long bike ride or hike. Guemes Island residents not only are known for their friendly hand waves, but are true environmentalists as well as some of the Northwest most creative musicians and artists.