The best cabin rentals near Northport, Washington with fishing

If you're looking for a cabin camping experience near Northport, Washington with great fishing opportunities, Hipcamp has over 300 options for you to choose from. Some of the top campsites in the area include Willow Creek Retreat (297 reviews), A Wee Place in the Woods (249 reviews), and ALMOST TO CANADA - FAR NORTH IDAHO (151 reviews). You'll be able to enjoy popular amenities such as showers, pets, and trash, as well as activities like snow sports, off-roading (OHV), and historic sites. The average price per night is $51, with options as low as $20.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Northport

If you're looking for a cabin camping experience near Northport, Washington with great fishing opportunities, Hipcamp has over 300 options for you to choose from. Some of the top campsites in the area include Willow Creek Retreat (297 reviews), A Wee Place in the Woods (249 reviews), and ALMOST TO CANADA - FAR NORTH IDAHO (151 reviews). You'll be able to enjoy popular amenities such as showers, pets, and trash, as well as activities like snow sports, off-roading (OHV), and historic sites. The average price per night is $51, with options as low as $20.

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Top-rated campgrounds near Northport

1. Cabin in the woods

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9.1mi from Northport · 1 site · Lodging

There was originally a camper parked here with a roof over it while the main house was built back in th 1970s. When the home was finished the camper was moved out and it was turned into the cabin. It originally had a wood stove but it was always to hot so we replaced it with an electric heater and at the same time remodeled the interior. It is very comfortable for two to three people as it only has the bunk beds, microwave, small closet and dining table with 4 chairs including a rocker and a cabinet with pots, pans and silverware for your convenience. Learn more about this land: Country cabin is on the treeline at the base of O'tool mt. across the street from Lk. Roosevelt. Includes bunk beds, frig, microwave, hot plate, coffee pot, toaster, dining table, small closet, firepit with firewood and horseshoe pits with shoes. One mile to boat launch. Ten miles to nearest loaf of bread. Close to logging roads. You will have aprox. one acre to yourself. Quiet and secluded. We are close by if ever there is anything you need. Recently we were very close to the Crown Creek fire and a hotshot crew came and "prept" our property and cut down a lot of the underbrush therefore changing the landscape around the cabin so the main picture has changed to the current one.

2. Colville National Forest

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680 sites · Ione, Washington

Shaped by behemoth glaciers that carved out the land over 10,000 years ago, Colville National Forest is a gorgeous treasure spanning 1.1 million acres (props to President Theodore Roosevelt for saving it). The lands include a number of geographic features including the Kettle River, upper reach of the Columbia River and the Selkirk mountain range, which is considered to be at the foothills of the Rockies. Residents (including several Native American tribes) and visitors enjoy camping, nearly 500 miles of hiking trails, mountain biking, lakes, rivers and some too legit to quit wildlife including grizzly bears, cougars, bald eagles and the last remaining herd of caribou in the US. That was almost starting to sound like an indie music festival lineup! Did we mention it’s an inspiring place? So much so that close to a million smackeroos was recently rewarded for continued restoration projects. Check the forest website for alerts and advisories.

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3. Idaho Panhandle National Forests

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546 sites · Clark Fork, Idaho

It doesn’t get much prettier than the Idaho panhandle. Situated between Big Sky Country of Montana and the vibrant evergreen fields of Washington (which seriously look Photoshopped to the naked eye), this forest holds more than half the state’s surface waters, and wilderness vibes are guaranteed by the deer, elk, bear, caribou, and wolf populations who call this spot home. Moist maritime air comes in from the Pacific coast, and historic cabins dot the landscape. Near Spokane and the border can get busy on the weekends, but with this much acreage you can always find seclusion here. Make sure to check out at least a portion of the bikeable and walkable Hiawatha Trail—weaving 15 miles through tunnels and across high steel trestles in the Bitterroot Mountains, it’s been called one of the most scenic stretches of railroad in the country.

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Public campgrounds near Northport

Snow Peak Cabin

40mi from Northport · 1 site · in Colville National Forest

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Shorty Peak Lookout

50mi from Northport · 1 site · in Idaho Panhandle National Forests

Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community

View from quarry across the river. Cabin is at end of last bend in the river.

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Ron

November 2025

4 nights at Cabin in the woods

The cabin was cozy and warm. Fire pit was awesome. Would definitely stay again

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Harold

May 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Cabin in the woods

I had such a great time. Thanks for all the time and fishing tips. The banana bread was awsome. Hope to be back soon.

Renee

December 2024

4 nights at Cabin in the woods

Another fantastic visit at the cabin! Bill is an amazing host who goes above and beyond to make sure the cabin is cozy and ready for us. He even went a step further to help us look for a lost item once we were home. His communication is the best!