Yurts, cabins, and teepees to book at Washington State Parks before summer ends

The sad news is, summer officially ends next month. The good news is, there is still time to enjoy what’s left of our sunny season! And if you’re looking to add some fun adventure to your summer, check out these overnight roofed accommodations at Washington State Parks.

If you didn’t know, Washington State Parks offers a wide array of overnight roofed accommodations that include yurts, cabins, wall tents, and teepees. There is also one stunning mountain lookout accommodation.

While some of these roofed accommodations are available year-round, others are seasonal. Which means, they will not be available after a certain date as the weather gets cooler. So let’s have a look at some of these fun overnight spots, and be sure to book them sooner than later!

First up, Yurts. According to Washington State Parks, yurts are described as “round canvas structures with a solid floor. “Yurts are a fun and fancy way to have a camping adventure without setting up a tent. These are open all year, with the peak summer season ending on September 15th. Some of these are in lush forests, and others are close to beaches.

Here’s where you can find your yurt this summer:

• Cape Disappointment
• Grayland Beach
• Kanaskat-Palmer
• Pacific Beach
• Paradise Point
• Seaquest
• Twin Harbors

And next we have the cabins at Washington State Parks. “We offer many different types of cabins with a variety of accommodations. All cabins are warm and cozy ways to explore state parks,” says the Parks.

There are quite a few cabin locations around Washington, below are just a few options:

• Battle Ground Lake
• Camano Island
• Cape Disappointment
• Deception Pass C2-6
• Dosewallips
• Fields Spring
• Ike Kinswa
• Kitsap Memorial
• Rasar
• Riverside
• Steamboat Rock
• Twin Harbors
• Wallace Falls
• Lincoln Rock Cabins

And finally, you also have teepees and wall tents that are bookable at state parks. There is also a mountain lookout that can be booked – which is a stunning location!

If you’re looking for those options, check out:

• Brooks Memorial Wall Tents
• Fields Spring – Teepees
• Mount Spokane – Quartz Mtn Lookout
• Lewis & Clark Trail Teepees

And there you have it, be sure to check these out for your next outdoor adventure!

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