If hygge was a place, the Gather Indie Treehouse would be it. This midcentury mountain cabin was newly built in 2019 with renters in mind and levity at heart. Here’s a peek into what it’s like to spend a few nights at this tree house rental in Washington State.

We’re hiking fire lookouts, blue gatorade alpine lakes, sweeping views of the San Juan Islands, and hidden coastal coves in Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, North Cascades National Park, and beyond. The best part? All these hikes in Washington are 5 miles or less.

This beautiful, sheltered, sandy bay just outside of Port Angeles offers some of the best surfing in Washington. Here's everything to know about this Washington surf spot.

Tucked away in a private campground off Washington’s Mountain Loop Highway just outside of Darrington, Washington, the one-room Mountain View Cabin has a feature that makes it super unique: an entire wall lifts up to get you as close to nature as possible! Read on for how to stay at one of the coolest cabins in Washington State!

From two-story treehouses and quaint hobbit homes to lakefront cabins and secluded mountain getaways, here are some of my all-time favorite (and totally unique) cabins in Washington State.

Quaint and coastal, Poulsbo, WA, is packed with ultimate charm, tasty restaurants, hoppin’ craft brews, and plenty of adventure to go around. It’s the gateway to the Olympic Peninsula, and if you’re looking to buy, Poulsbo is the perfect basecamp for all your hiking, surfing, paddling, climbing, and snowshoeing desires.

Here are nine of the best things to do in Poulsbo, Washington, and the Olympic Peninsula.

In a little forested corner of Kalama, Washington, a cozy, hand-built container home offers plenty of space, farm fresh eggs from the chickens next door, Highland cows to befriend–visible from your bedroom window–and is the perfect place to unplug for a few nights. Did I mention the suspension bridge?

Here’s everything you need to know before booking the Shipping Container Home at Highland & CO Acres.

Treehouse Place at Deer Ridge is not only considered one of the best tree house rentals in Washington, but is also one of the top 10 tree house rentals in the entire US. Here's everything to know about visiting this gorgeous Washington tree house for yourself!

From fire lookouts and San Juan Island views to summiting volcanoes and everything in between, these nine hikes are an absolute must for locals and visitors alike. Here are some of the best hikes in Washington!

Thinking about hiking the High Divide Loop? Here’s everything you need to know for a successful and epic hike.

Rockhounders: this one’s for you! Oceanside, Oregon is an adorable coastal town with a rocky pastime (wink, wink). Agates, green and red jasper, petrified wood, and so many other notable rocks are scattered across Tunnel and Oceanside Beach, and finding them is a heck of a lot of fun. Here’s everything you need to know for a successful Oceanside, Oregon, rockhounding adventure!

The 7.6-mile Grand Ridge Trail thru hike is easily one of Olympic National Park’s best hikes (and for good reason). With ridge line views nearly 80% of the way and the highest campsite in all of Olympic National Park, this thru-or round-trip hike is one for the adventure books, and a great option for first-time backpackers.

Looking for a cute hobbit house to rent to live out your Lord of the Rings dreams? This one room, hand-built Hobbit Hole is built into a hill and is incredibly cozy. Here’s everything you need to know including things to do on Bainbridge Island!

With massive sandstone cliffs, epic views, an impressive haystack rock, a sandy beach, and a stunning natural area, Pacific City, Oregon, is an incredible year-round destination for adventurers of all styles. Read on for how to visit this coastal beaut and experience its magic for yourself!

This off-the-grid remodeled fire lookout is the ultimate cozy outdoors getaway for the adventurous explorers! Here's what you need to know.

Of all of the treehouse Airbnbs in Washington, don't miss the Squirrel's Nest Treehouse in Redmond. What's cool (besides the tree house, of course) is that it's totally accessible and just 30 minutes outside of Seattle. Here's what to know!

Seattle by water, soaking in a hot tub boat is such an exciting year-round adventure that's so uniquely Seattle! Here's everything you need to know to rent a Lake Union Hot Tub Boat today.