Discover the best dome rentals near Warm Beach, Washington

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Warm Beach

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Eldorado Glamping

2 sites · Lodging3 acres · Rockport, WA

Can't get a campsite.....no problem! We have you covered with camping and all the luxury amenities that you normally cannot get. There is running potable water, hot tub, fridge, grill, fire pit and more. Get away from it all and stay in a dome under the stars right at the base of the North Cascades. You would be a 10 minute drive to the Cascade River Road, and two small hiking trails right from the dome itself. Treat yourself to a luxury and private weekend of camping!

Lil Bit O' Heaven Camping

8 sites · Lodging, RVs, Tents3 acres · Marblemount, WA

Welcome to Lil Bit O' Heaven Camping! Here you will find beautiful and unique places to camp right on the Cascade River, approximately 3 minutes outside of Marblemount, WA. We are right next to the Marblemount Boat Launch and within an easy walk into town if you want to visit the local restaurants or need camping gear. Our property has five tent campsites on the river as well as a 26' glamping dome (previously used for artic research) completely painted with a galaxy of the night sky. A converted antique hay trailer turned tiny house with an 8' ceiling loft with 3-way views of the forest and river, deck, and private "magic spot" on the Cascade River. The Lil Bit O Heaven Campground is the perfect base camp for your summer adventure! Firewood is available onsite most of the summer. Fresh, clean drinking water, permanent bathrooms and a private shower are available for all campers. An outdoor (completely private) shower is available for those who book the tiny house. Please note that you must follow any local fire bans. Please check the fire conditions PRIOR to making a campfire. Please note that there are areas where you can get directly to the side of the Cascade River, and the river is swift and dangerous! It is not safe for swimming and no safe for unattended children and/or pets.

Washington Glamping

7 sites · Lodging5 acres · Quilcene, WA

Washington Glamping, nestled in the serene landscapes of Hoodsport, WA, offers a unique blend of luxury and nature's untouched beauty. Stay in one of our 7 Geodesic Domes and exploring the lush, verdant surroundings characteristic of the Pacific Northwest. Hoodsport serves as a picturesque backdrop for this retreat, with its dense forests, crystal-clear lakes, and the nearby majestic peaks of the Olympic Mountains. Guests at Washington Glamping can immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature while enjoying the comfort of well-appointed, eco-friendly accommodations. The area is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering a plethora of activities such as hiking, kayaking, and wildlife watching. The resort itself blends seamlessly into the scenery, ensuring a peaceful, rejuvenating experience amidst some of Washington State's most breathtaking landscapes.

Domes near Warm Beach guide

Overview

Situated on Port Susan on Washington's northern coast and just outside of Stanwood, Warm Beach is a small community with a tiny sand beach and a grocery store. It's home to Lake Martha, one of the deepest lakes in Snohomish County and a good spot for fishing and swimming. The lake also has a public launch (for non-gas-powered boats). The smaller Lake Howard is just south of Lake Martha and also allows non-gas-powered boats and fishing, while Kayak Point Regional County Park—just south of town—offers camping, disc golf, and fishing.

Where to go

Whidbey Island

Situated between the Olympic Peninsula and I-5, this large island is a popular getaway for urban Washingtonians, particularly in summer. Popular activities on the island include hiking, cycling, clamming, crabbing, fishing, kayaking, and of course, camping.

The Tulalip Reservation

Just south of Warm Beach, the Tulalip Reservation offers a mix of beaches and woods, with a few campgrounds for good measure. It's also home to a few of the region's smaller, off-the-beaten path lakes, including Weallup Lake and John Sam Lake.

The Olympic Peninsula

This pretty stretch of forested land is home to cute coastal towns and mile upon mile of lush forest. Don’t miss the Hoh Rainforest, inside the Olympic National Forest.

When to go

The best time to camp in and around Warm Beach is from June through September, when there's a relatively low chance of rain (by Pacific Northwest standards) and warm weather. July and August are pleasant, with highs in the 70s and lows in the 50s, but these are also the most crowded months, as kids are out of school in the area. If you’re in town for the holidays, the Warm Beach Camp & Conference Center hosts an annual drive-through lights display.