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Vacation rentals in Lake Quinault

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A hot tub is set on a wood deck, overlooking a serene river with lush greenery surrounding the area. A red folding chair is positioned nearby, inviting relaxation while enjoying the tranquil water views under soft natural light.
Cottage in Hoquiam
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 461 reviews

Hoquiam River Front Retreat

The rustic river front updated cabin has 300 feet of river frontage, fenced yard (except the riverfront). Rear deck has a hot tub, beautiful majestic view of the river. The river has heavy tidal flow (no river use from home). The Hoquiam River support runs of Chinook, chum, and coho salmon, steelhead, and sea-run trout. just a couple of miles upriver from Historic Downtown Hoquiam restaurants, stores and shops, 20 min to coast 45 min drive to Lake Quinault hiking trails South Shore Trailhead.

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The cabin is set against a tranquil water view at sunset, framed by towering trees. Soft hues of orange and purple paint the sky, while the serene landscape reflects a peaceful atmosphere. A wooden deck is visible, suggesting a space for relaxation and enjoyment of the scenery.
Cabin in Port Townsend
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 449 reviews

Historic Discovery Bay Beach Cabin Stunning Views

Experience healing and peace with the sound of gentle waves on Discovery Bay. Our cabin was built in 1939 by our grandfather who was an early businessman in Port Townsend. He wisely recognized for decades to come this would be a prized place of rest, enjoyed by 5 generations. Our two kayaks for beginners and new paddle board are available for rent. Explore the unbelievable beauty of the Olympic National Park just a few miles away featuring hiking to rainforests, glaciers, and mountain lakes.

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A hot tub with bubbling water is positioned in the foreground, with the cabin visible in the background. The deck overlooks the river, framed by mossy trees and a gravel pathway leading to the water's edge. A serene view of the river can be seen beyond the deck.
Cabin in Port Angeles
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 284 reviews

SOL DUC RIVER FRONT-DRAGONFLY RETREAT-HOT TUB😁

Indulge in tranquility at this riverside cabin. Relax by the gas fireplace or cook in the elegant kitchen with a view of the river and mossy trees from the deck. Explore the outdoors on the nearby Discovery Trail (0.08 miles). Visit Sol Duc Hot Springs, Olympic National Park, Lake Crescent, and La Push. Forks and Kalaloch are nearby. Enjoy entertainment on two TVs (1 Blu-ray, 1 Wi-Fi), 50 dvds available, but note there's no dishwasher, and Wi-Fi and cell service may be INTERMITTENT.

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A wooden hot tub emits steam in a serene outdoor setting, surrounded by lush greenery. Two guests relax in the water, while a rustic cabin and picnic area are visible in the background beneath a clear blue sky.
Tiny home in Forks
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 218 reviews

Nature space +Sauna+ wood Hot tub @Coastland Camp

Enjoy this newly built eco-cabin just minutes from Rialto Beach. Tucked into a private spot at our nature retreat, it’s a calm and relaxing place to land — fully outfitted for your stay. Use it as a launch point for exploring the West End of Olympic National Park, or settle in at camp for some R&R. This tiny house includes a private wood-fired hot tub and shared access to our cedar sauna. Traveling with friends or family? Stay close — there are other unique lodging options on site too.

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The exterior of a modern cabin features a corrugated metal facade with large circular windows, providing views of the surrounding nature. A spacious deck extends from the structure, overlooking the water. The evening light casts a warm glow on the wooden elements.
Tiny home in Seabeck
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 502 reviews

house upon the sand

Once tucked back into the woods, this newly improved 1920s cabin now enjoys a front-row seat to the grandeur of the Hood Canal thanks to a tidal creek that has washed away the sandy soil that once supported the departed trees. This property may prove challenging for individuals with mobility issues. **Pricing is discounted due to ongoing improvements. Tools and materials are kept out of sight, but you may notice some unfinished details. Due to continued progress, appearance may vary.

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The exterior of the Ocean House is framed by tall evergreen trees, with a winding pathway leading to the entrance. The rustic architectural style features a dark exterior complemented by stone accents and a covered entryway. Soft evening light casts a serene ambiance.
Home in Moclips
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 462 reviews

Ocean House at Moclips Beach - Gem of the Coast

The Ocean House is a WA coast beachfront gem with amazing ocean views, a lush park-like compound, gated beach access, and style guests describe as exquisite and dreamy. Wood floors. High wood ceilings. Roaring surf out every window. Miles of beach out the back door and down an enchanting forested stairway. Close to Olympic National Park, Lake Quinault, Seabrook, Damon Point, North Jetty, Beaches 1 - 4, the Hoh Rainforest, Ruby Beach, and Ocean Shores. Level 2 EV charger/240W outlet.

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A serene outdoor seating area presents three Adirondack chairs arranged around a black fire pit. Lush greenery surrounds the spot, which overlooks a calm lake reflecting distant mountains and a clear blue sky. The natural setting invites relaxation and connection with the environment.
Cottage in Amanda Park
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 236 reviews

Quinault Cove - Canner's Cottage

Canners Cottage will be your perfect home base for exploring the lush Quinault Rainforest and Southern half of the Olympic National Park. Enjoy walking the temperate forest on surrounding trails while having the opportunity to see elk, bald eagles, and otters. Adventure the Enchanted Valley from Graves Creek into the home of over 1,000 waterfalls or enjoy a relaxing day reading by the lake. The Kalaloch Beaches(located 35 minutes away) make for a great day trip exploring tide pools!

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A geodesic dome features a transparent exterior, surrounded by lush greenery. The wooden base provides stability, while the interior offers natural light through large windows. A spacious bed is visible inside, accented by simple decor, creating a cozy retreat in the forest.
Dome in Forks
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 205 reviews

Suspended Swing Bed Dome

Amenities: Private propane fire pit drinking water phone charging station personal picnic table board games and books port-a-potty with handwashing station communal picnic area with charcoal BBQ 12 acres of lush rainforest to explore Location: 15 minutes from La Push beach and Rialto beach 15 minutes from the shops in Forks 40 minutes from the Olympic National Park Car campers are welcome 4-wheel drive NOT needed Pets must be accompanied at all times and not left in the dome alone.

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A charming A-frame cottage is framed by lush green shrubs and tall trees, with ocean views visible in the distance. The sandy beach stretches out beyond the cottage, creating a serene coastal scene under clear blue skies.
Home in Copalis Crossing
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 179 reviews

Beachfront A-frame cottage with barrel hot tub

Storybook A-frame cottage right on the ocean - Less than 100 steps from your back porch to toes in the sand & crashing waves. Newly remodeled with full kitchen & luxe bath plus sleeping for six. Barrel hot tub & heated outdoor shower overlook the pristine beach shared with only a few other homes. High-speed internet keeps you connected or totally unwind with the claw foot tub & wood stove. Quaint Seabrook’s shops & restaurants are a 2 min drive or 15 min walk on the beach.

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A vibrant sunset is reflected in the calm waters of Puget Sound, showcasing hues of orange, purple, and pink across the sky. Small boats are visible on the water, surrounded by distant mountains under a colorful cloud formation.
Cabin in Gig Harbor
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 1,071 reviews

Beautiful Oasis Getaway

Beautiful home right on the waters of the Salish Sea (Puget Sound)! Come to this beach cabin to relax, enjoy the gorgeous scenery, kayak, swim, or walk along the beach, and let your worries drift away. Located on Case Inlet's secluded Rocky Bay. This gorgeous cabin is packed full of fun and amenities! It's a destination in its own right. You won't want to leave. Well behaved pets are welcome. Super friendly hosts that will answer any other questions. Enjoy!

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Cabin in Olympia
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 173 reviews

Waterfront Cabin on the Sound

Looking for a quiet place to get away “glamp” - our special cabin is the place for you. The cabin is SMALL and cozy. It features a queen bed in upstairs sleeping loft as well as a couch that pulls out into a double size sleeper, covered kitchen & private hot shower located OUTSIDE. There's an easy-to-use Incenelet toilet. Someone will meet you to go over check-in when you arrive. We allow you to bring 2 dogs for a $50 fee each.

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Home in Quinault
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 127 reviews

Rainforest Retreat - Welcome To Lake Quinault

Enjoy this ranch-style cedar rambler in Lake Quinault in the heart of the Quinault Rain Forest - Home to the Roosevelt Elk. The home sits on 5.2 acres on the South Shore Road of Lake Quinault (2.5 miles up the Quinault Valley from the Lake Quinault Lodge). Unplug and take in the gorgeous views, a blanket of stars, the bugling of elk, and walking along the riverfront, which is just a short distance from your Quinault home.

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All about Lake Quinault

About an hour north of Aberdeen, in the southern edge of Washington’s Olympic National Park, Lake Quinault is an isolated body of fresh water surrounded by towering firs, gushing waterfalls, and the dozens of hiking trails that connect them. The glacially-carved 3-acre lake is a popular starting off point for exploring the park, as well as a magnet for anyone looking to take a break from the mossy rainforest trails and get on the water. Kayaking and canoeing play big here — and for speed seekers, the nearby Quinalt and Queets rivers offer rafting tours that get the blood pumping. (For a fun land-water mashup ride, you can even rent a pontoon-style sea cycle and pedal your way around the lake.) In summer, the place is abuzz with anglers who flock to the area — home to some of the best fisheries in the Pacific Northwest — to cast for steelhead, trout, and salmon.

What are the top things to do in Lake Quinault?

Quinault Rain Forest Loop

This scenic, 30-mile drive around Lake Quinault offers an extensive look at the rainforest in western Washington state. Travelers will encounter many hiking trails, campgrounds, and what claims to be the world's largest sitka spruce tree. There are several waterfalls throughout the rainforest to be explored as well.

Hiking trails

The area near Lake Quinault is home to old-growth forest and an abundance of hiking trails, ranging from a short half-mile loop to treks that span closer to 20 miles — and most of them offer breathtaking views of the lake. Some standouts include the easy Quinault Rainforest Trail, Maple Glade Nature Trail, and the three-mile loop Gatton Creek Trail. The ranger stations have hiking maps available for visitors to take along as they explore the trails.

Kestner Homestead

Built in 1891, the Kestner Homestead was the residence of Anton Kestner, his wife, and their seven children for 40 years. Visitors can now tour the homestead to learn more about the family and marvel at the beauty of the surrounding area. Built using western red cedar and Douglas fir, this original homestead boasts several outbuildings and original equipment these early settlers used in their daily lives.