Olympic National Park is one of North America’s most remote regions, which is found on the Olympic Peninsula of Washington. This mesmerizing destination opened as a national park in 1938 and has made many visitors fall in love with it. It is filled with a lush rainforest and icy mountain peaks. It is also defined by a 57-mile (91.7-kilometer) stretch of Pacific coastal wilderness and landscapes with large cedar trees, alpine meadows, and frosty lakes. If you want to explore this park, you can go camping, fishing, kayaking, and skiing. You can also hike on Mt. Olympus, which is a popular attraction for climbers. To find a great accommodation, check out the best Airbnb vacation rentals in Olympic National Park, Washington.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on August 16, 2024.
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1. Lovely retreat for large groups
This 4-bedroom home situated on Lake Quinault can accommodate as many as 12 guests. Three of the bedrooms come with queen-sized beds while the other bedroom includes four twin beds and a TV. The place is perfect for large groups. It is modest but well-equipped with basic amenities, such as a washing machine, a dryer, a fully appointed kitchen, and living and dining rooms. It also has a game room with a billiard table, a foosball, and a dart board. There is also a yard where you can go camping with loved ones. Dogs are welcome for an additional charge.
Amanda Park, Washington, United States
43.3 km (27.0 mi) from Olympic National ParkAccommodates: 12
2. Spacious home with top-notch amenities (from USD 495)
This two-bedroom house is a wonderful home with an open layout. It can accommodate eight people and offers captivating views of the lake and mountain. It is cozy and well-equipped with modern amenities. It features a full kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances and a pretty living room with French doors. It has a large deck where you can unwind and enjoy the views. Kayaks are available, so you will get to have fun engaging in an outdoor activity with loved ones. Another outdoor activity you can do is hiking at Maple Glade Nature Trail where you will spot a Roosevelt elk.
3. Snazzy cabin (from USD 425)
Situated at the center of the Quinault Rainforest, this snazzy cabin can accommodate up to six guests. It is stylish with an open concept, vaulted ceilings, and classy furnishings. It provides two bedrooms and two bathrooms. A barbecue grill is available on the covered porch. You will have easy access to the western side of Olympic National Park where you can explore the forest and beach. Go for a hike on nearby trails. Sit on the porch and watch herds of elk pass by while you relish your favorite beer or wine.
4. Ranch-style house near Lake Quinault (from USD 409)
This sprawling four-bedroom home is a real gem. It is beautiful with exposed-beam ceilings and casual furnishings and is ideal for 10 guests. It features a living room with a stone fireplace and provides two bathrooms. It is near Lake Quinault. Though Wi-Fi here is slow, you will be able to have a relaxing vacation here and discover Quinault Rainforest.
5. Charming cottage by the lake (from USD 495)
This charming cottage is found along Lake Quinault. It provides four bedrooms and two bathrooms and can accommodate up to eight persons. It is well-designed with a contemporary style and casual furnishings and equipped with high-quality appliances. It is situated in a private cove, so you will get to experience hunting for mushrooms, see eagles, and spot ospreys feeding their young. It is also a short drive away from the beach where you can go clam digging and beachcombing. If you enjoy cooking, you can try out new recipes with fresh local ingredients in the fully equipped kitchen. Dine al fresco on the deck where you can have views of the lake. If you’re into hiking, you can check out trails nearby.
6. Fully equipped guesthouse (from USD 250)
This one-bedroom guesthouse is a paradise for nature lovers. You will get to enjoy kayaking on the lake, hiking on trails, bird-watching, and hunting for mushrooms. Delicious homemade jellies, sweet jams, freshly baked pies, and local smoked salmon are available for purchase, courtesy of the host’s small business on the property. The place is cozy and equipped with a queen-sized bed and a galley kitchen with basic appliances, such as a refrigerator, an oven, and a stove.
7. Dreamy hideaway (from USD 425)
This three-bedroom house for six guests is well-decorated with stylish furnishings. It features a kitchen with high-end appliances. Swimming, fishing, and hiking are recreational activities you can engage in during your stay here. Quality-made kayaks are provided for guests. Spend a delightful afternoon on the large deck by the lake, grilling juicy steaks on the barbecue grill. Have a lovely evening roasting marshmallows at the fire pit.
8. Discover Olympic National Park
Olympic National Park is a natural beauty that will make you fall in love. You will have a wonderful time doing recreational activities with family or friends at this national park. To find a lovely home where you can stay, you can refer to this list and book one of the best accommodations.
9. Beautiful sanctuary (from USD 248)
Built by a seasoned carpenter, this two-bedroom sanctuary is truly something special. It is located on 5 acres (2 hectares) of land, which is bordered by Olympic National Park. It is near West Elwha River Trail where you can go hiking. It is good for six guests, cozy, and equipped with top-notch appliances such as a wood-burning stove. It features a back deck, which is a great spot for unwinding with a good book or a glass of beer.
10. Cute cabin
Situated on Lake Quinault, this snug one-bedroom cabin can accommodate up to four persons. It is simple but cozy. It comes with a covered porch where you can take in gorgeous views of the lake. There are nearby trails where you can go hiking. If you need some supplies, you can visit a few grocery stores in the area.
Quinault, Washington, United States
41.51 km (25.8 mi) from Olympic National ParkSuperhost
Accommodates: 4
Stunning residence overlooking Lake Crescent
Overlooking Lake Crescent, this spacious 7-bedroom home can accommodate up to 10 people. It gives guests the opportunity to engage in outdoor activities, such as fishing, kayaking, boating, and hiking. You can try fishing for Beardslee trout, which is only native to Lake Crescent. If you love to hike, you can go for a 10-minute stroll at Spruce Railroad Trail and Olympic Discovery Trail. The place is located in a remote area, so be prepared to go off-grid. There’s no Wi-Fi, landline, or a decent reception here.
Port Angeles, Washington, United States
36.95 km (23.0 mi) from Olympic National ParkAccommodates: 10
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