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Two blue kayaks glide across the calm waters of Lake Sutherland, framed by lush trees. The charming lakeside house is visible in the background, with its inviting deck and rustic design, reflecting gracefully on the water's surface.
Cabin in Port Angeles
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 197 reviews

"Blue Haven" Iconic Lakefront 4 Season Retreat

Blue Haven, Lake Sutherland's most iconic and photogenic lakefront abode, featured in numerous IG snapshots. Artfully re-imagined by a local designer, this home captures the essence of the Olympic Peninsula's natural splendor. Embrace the allure of PNW through all seasons: ✔︎ Summer: Dive into a myriad of water sports. ✔︎ Fall: Bask in the tapestry of fall colors. ✔︎ Winter: Find peace and tranquillity, perfect for introspection. ✔︎ Spring: Witness the vibrant rebirth of nature. Starlink Wi-Fi

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Home in Clallam Bay
4.93 out of 5 average rating, 122 reviews

Forest Edge-Maple Casita

Cozy Forest Edge-Maple Casita Welcome to your perfect getaway at our charming 2-bedroom house, nestled on a separate parcel across from the main log house. Located near Lake Ozette, with a unique blend of comfort and nature. This 14 acre property hosts 3 vacation rentals with plenty of room for exploring and privacy and your own private trail leading to the Hoko river. Relax on the spacious deck The house features two bedrooms with queen sized beds a well-equipped kitchen, and 1 bathroom.

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A cabin is softly illuminated at night, nestled among tall trees. Its deck is surrounded by dense foliage, creating a secluded atmosphere. Warm light spills from the cabin, contrasting with the dark surroundings and highlighting the natural beauty of the forest.
Tiny home in Port Angeles
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 271 reviews

Tiny Sol Duc River Cabin: Olympic National Park

ADVENTURE AWAITS!! Welcome to Misty Morrow - a cozy riverfront cabin nestled on the Sol Duc River. Whether you’re planning to fish, hunt, boat, hike, ski, soak in the Sol Duc hot springs (seasonal), or snuggle under a blanket and watch elk spar and deer play, this tiny cabin is sure to cut the mustard. Enjoy the misty mountain wall mural, warm your hands by the fire, and recharge in nature. ** Click the ♡ on the upper right-hand corner so you can find it easier later and share with others **

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A hot tub is situated on a stone path surrounded by greenery, facing the river and forest. Steam rises from the tub, which is placed near a wooden deck with soft lighting. Moss-covered trees add a lush backdrop to the serene setting.
Cabin in Port Angeles
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 407 reviews

Sol Duc Serenity- Riverfront +Hot Tub + Nat'l Park

Sol Duc Serenity awaits you in your own cottage w/ abundant privacy & beauty. Instantly unwind to the sounds & sights of the river just below your private deck. Or steps away to a second deck, soak in the hot tub with a front row view of the river & moss strewn forest. This rare 1bdrm/1bath w/ a full kitchen & modern bath is a diamond in the rough, and is centrally located between all Olympic National Park top stops (lake crescent, moss hall etc). Check out what’s in the neighborhood below!

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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, 289 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 modern tiny house is situated amidst tall trees, featuring a spacious wooden deck with seating arrangements. Natural sunlight filters through the forest, illuminating the exterior's unique gray siding and red door accents. A gravel path leads to the house, enhancing the serene, wooded setting.
Tiny home in Port Angeles
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 170 reviews

Evergreen Incline - Forest Spa w/ Sauna & Hot Tub

Stay atop the deer park foothills in this brand new tiny house boasting views of the Juan De Fuca straits with completely forested surroundings. With 1 bedroom, 1 bath and a living room that can be transformed into a queen sleeping arrangement, the Evergreen Incline hosts up to four. Enjoy your morning coffee on the front deck or in the 2 person hot tub. Thoughtfully decorated to bring the experience of nature inside, you’ll enjoy natural fiber 100% cotton sheets and cotton linen bedding.

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A multi-level lakeside duplex is set against a natural backdrop of trees. The property features a spacious deck with seating and overlooks a grassy area leading to the water. Colorful kayaks are neatly arranged along the shoreline, with Adirondack chairs positioned for relaxation.
Cabin in Port Angeles
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 256 reviews

Lakefront Cabin - Hot Tub, Kayaks, Paddle Boards

Mallard Cove is the best place on Lake Sutherland! Our lake-front and massive deck literally get the very last bit of sun all summer long! Our neighborhood is also full of friendly, easy going people. You should have an amazing time! This is a duplex and the other side is also an Airbnb, so if you want to rent both sides for a larger group, click here airbnb.com/h/waterfrontlakesutherland There is a huge new deck with privacy walls between units but you will see neighbors on occasion!

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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, 506 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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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, 212 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 secluded deck features a spacious soaking tub surrounded by tall cedar and fir trees, filtering sunlight. A glass of beverage rests on the wooden ledge, inviting relaxation in a natural setting. The tranquil ambiance is enhanced by the lush greenery in the background.
Cabin in Port Angeles
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 129 reviews

Olympic National Park - Hiker's Cabin

Welcome, Hikers! Our 30 acre property adjoins the verdant lowland forest of Olympic National Park. From the shared patio, sit and enjoy your coffee or wine and look right down the Elwha Valley to the majestic Olympic Mountains with a view of the Elwha River and Mt. Carrie glacier. The Hiker's Cabin serves as an ideal base for daily excursions to explore Olympic National Park and local beaches. Walk directly from the Hiker’s Cabin onto trails leading into the park!

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A spacious deck overlooks the tranquil waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, with stunning sunset views illuminating the sky in warm tones. A single wooden chair is positioned to enjoy the serene scenery, and the rhythm of the surf can be imagined.
Home in Port Angeles
5 out of 5 average rating, 145 reviews

Strait Surf | Quiet Waterfront Escape

Refresh your soul at this inspiring and tranquil getaway. Located in a small gated community along the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the sights and sounds of the surf and wildlife will leave you in awe from the moment you arrive. Canada rests across the Strait, and ships traveling between the Pacific and the Salish Sea add to the ever-changing scene. Dramatic tides, world-class sunsets, nearby surf breaks, and abundant wildlife create a breathtaking backdrop.

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A geodesic dome is nestled among trees, featuring a wooden deck with a railing. A small shelter nearby houses firewood. Natural stones are visible on the ground, enhancing the outdoor scenery. The structure provides a unique blend of modern design and nature.
Dome in Port Angeles
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 151 reviews

Happy Glampers Dome

Happy Glampers Dome is located about 10 mins from downtown Port Angeles, 2 miles from The beautiful Elwha River, and Just a short drive to Lake Crescent. Completely immersed in nature, the perfect getaway to unplug & unwind. PNW Dome provides a perfect home base for exploring The PNW and the beautiful Olympic Mountains. No pets Allowed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Olympic National Forest located?

    Olympic National Forest is on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, stretching across varied terrain near coastal beaches, mountains, and lush forests. It surrounds much of Olympic National Park and is easily reached from towns on the peninsula.

  • When is the best time to visit Olympic National Forest?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended for drier weather and access to hiking trails or lakes. Winter and early spring bring more rainfall and cooler temperatures, creating vivid green forests and fewer visitors.

  • What are some things to do near Olympic National Forest?

    You can explore coastal beaches, visit the neighboring Olympic National Park, or discover riverside trails and small outdoor markets around the area. The region also has locally owned art galleries, forested picnic spots, and access to lake activities.

  • How is the weather near Olympic National Forest?

    Expect cool, wet winters with frequent rain around 35–49°F (2–10°C), and mild, drier summers reaching 51–69°F (11–21°C). Rain is common from fall through early spring, so waterproof layers are often suggested; summer days are typically clearer and warmer.

All about Olympic National Forest

Stretched across Washington state’s Olympic Peninsula is Olympic National Forest, an emerald paradise encompassing nearly 650,000 acres of lush woodlands covering the hilltops of the rugged Olympic Mountains and magnificent Olympic National Park. The area boasts an extensive network of multi-use trails that meander through the dense, verdant landscape full of scenic views. Shi Shi Beach, Ruby Beach, and Kalaloch Beach are just a few of the focal points that dot the national parkland’s picturesque coastline.

The breathtaking sea stacks, stone-covered beaches, and hiking trails winding along the Pacific Ocean in this vast expanse of untouched coastal wilderness provide excellent spots for exploring tide pools and temperate rainforests. Olympic National Forest is awash in diverse plant life, fungi, and lichens, which sustain various fauna, such as the Olympic torrent salamanders that roam the area. Recreational opportunities are plentiful year-round, including skiing at Hurricane Ridge in the colder months.

What are the top things to do in Olympic National Forest?

The Hoh Rainforest

The Hoh Rainforest is one of the largest temperate rainforests in the United States and is one of four rainforests situated on the Olympic Peninsula. Here, you can explore the lush territory by foot on numerous trails that cater to varying skill levels. The Hall of Mosses is a popular loop that’s less than a mile long, with old-growth forest, temperate bigleaf maple trees, and Sitka spruces lining its path. The trail leads to an enchanting grove of maple trees draped in a curtain of green and brown moss. The Spruce Nature Trail spans a little over a mile and winds along the Taft Creek and the Hoh River. The Hoh River Trail is the main hiking trail spanning 18.5 miles and leading to the Blue Glacier moraine, which looks up at Mount Olympus.

Rialto Beach

On the Pacific side of the Olympic Peninsula, just north of La Push, is Rialto Beach featuring rocky shorelines, piles of driftwood, towering sea stacks, tide pools, and the unique Hole in the Wall rock formation. The beach includes a two-mile walking trail filled with raw natural beauty, from waves crashing over Gunsight Rock and offshore sea stacks to the Tree Graveyard. Plus, there are many opportunities to spot wildlife, including whales, otters, sea lions, seabirds, and eagles.

Hurricane Ridge

Expanding 17 miles south of Port Angeles, Hurricane Ridge is a breathtaking mountain area in Olympic National Park full of hiking trails, scenic ridge tops, and subalpine lakes. Big Meadow trail is a paved half-mile loop that winds through open meadows and provides stunning views of the Olympic Mountains. Cirque Rim, a mile-long paved trail, provides views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca and Port Angeles. And the Hurricane Hill trail, a paved 3.2-mile roundtrip hike, leads to panoramic views of the mountains and ocean. During the winter, Hurricane Ridge transforms into a popular skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing spot.