The best tiny home rentals near Yakima, Washington

With its vineyards and rolling hills, Yakima is a Washington state wine country dream. Spend your days biking through orchards or fly-fishing the Yakima River. At night, return to your campsite to sip a local craft beer next to the fire. With 300 days of sunshine each year, it’s always a great time for camping.

Just 4 miles from downtown, you’ll find shaded campsites at Yakima Sportsman State Park. The RV park offers full hookups and sites for campers up to 60 feet long. Come for the fantastic wetland birdwatching or fish in the stocked pond. A short drive away, Cowiche Canyon offers 30 miles of mountain-biking trails.

As you head north toward Ellensburg, check out four campgrounds in the Yakima River Canyon. From your tent, you can take a kid-friendly raft trip or fish for trout. On land, hike along basalt cliffs or enjoy the view from the campgrounds’ picnic tables and fire pits.

If you’re dreaming of a wooded campsite, head west to the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. South Fork Tieton offers dispersed tent camping, and Windy Point puts you close to mountain hiking trails. Nearby, raft and fish the Tieton River as it runs into the Yakima Valley.

Have a few extra days? Leave central Washington and drive toward Seattle to reach Mount Rainier National Park. Or, book one of the Yakima RV parks and stay close to downtown breweries and galleries. Many offer free Wi-Fi and steamy showers for a truly relaxing trip.

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With its vineyards and rolling hills, Yakima is a Washington state wine country dream. Spend your days biking through orchards or fly-fishing the Yakima River. At night, return to your campsite to sip a local craft beer next to the fire. With 300 days of sunshine each year, it’s always a great time for camping.

Just 4 miles from downtown, you’ll find shaded campsites at Yakima Sportsman State Park. The RV park offers full hookups and sites for campers up to 60 feet long. Come for the fantastic wetland birdwatching or fish in the stocked pond. A short drive away, Cowiche Canyon offers 30 miles of mountain-biking trails.

As you head north toward Ellensburg, check out four campgrounds in the Yakima River Canyon. From your tent, you can take a kid-friendly raft trip or fish for trout. On land, hike along basalt cliffs or enjoy the view from the campgrounds’ picnic tables and fire pits.

If you’re dreaming of a wooded campsite, head west to the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest. South Fork Tieton offers dispersed tent camping, and Windy Point puts you close to mountain hiking trails. Nearby, raft and fish the Tieton River as it runs into the Yakima Valley.

Have a few extra days? Leave central Washington and drive toward Seattle to reach Mount Rainier National Park. Or, book one of the Yakima RV parks and stay close to downtown breweries and galleries. Many offer free Wi-Fi and steamy showers for a truly relaxing trip.

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1. Trinity Gardens Lavender Farm

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41mi from Yakima · 11 sites · RVs, Lodging · Quincy, WA

Walk through fields of lavender, relax under the pergola in the middle of the lavender fields and visit our Shoppe where we sell our handcrafted lavender based products. Frenchman Coulee Recreation Area is 2 miles away and the Gorge Amphitheater is 7 miles away. Concert Goers Welcome.

2. Buck Meadows

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36mi from Yakima · 6 sites · RVs, Lodging · Thorp, WA

This property has been in the Buck family for 70+ years and has always been a great place for our family to come and work, relax and enjoy ourselves. We decided to start sharing this beautiful land with people wanting to “get away from it all”. This land has great sentimental value and is shared with an abundance of wildlife. Please enjoy your stay but respect our family home.

3. Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

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6.1mi from Yakima · 1 site · Lodging · Yakima, WA

This 1950s picker's cabin is located in Naches Heights among orchards and vineyards. Cowiche Canyon and hiking trails adjacent. Close to White Pass and the Tieton, Naches and Yakima rivers. The cabin is part of our local agricultural history. It was built by my grandfather to house migrant workers during apple picking season and that is how it was used until the late 1980s. It is not fancy, but it is cozy. Filled with books from local authors (Raymond Carver, Justice William O'Douglas, etc) and on local topics including tribal and labor history. Goats, alpacas, chickens on site. Free range cats. Wineries next door. Brewery closeby. Close to town but peaceful and quiet. Host is a bioregional herbalist and can offer advice for seasonal foraging options. You are likely to see us working in the shop and on the grounds. We will also do our best to give you your privacy. Composting toilet, refrigerator, cold potable water sink available outdoors.

4. Tiny Home & Bell Tent Village

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12mi from Yakima · 5 sites · Lodging · Naches, WA

With just under 200 sq. ft. of cozy indoor space and 550 sq. ft. of outdoor living on our 35-acre estate, this is the perfect getaway. Unwind in the cast iron tub, sleep soundly in the loft & enjoy the comfort of heated floors. Step outside to the Trex deck patio, dip into the 8-ft. stock tank pool, or simply relax in nature’s embrace. Ample parking is available, with options for Glamping add-ons for extra guests.

5. Naches RV resort Retro Cabin

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12mi from Yakima · 1 site · Lodging · Selah, WA

Miranda's farm excited to open a new Retro cabin. We located in Naches Luxury RV Resort, Selah WA. While we have added modern touches throughout, Retro cabin is an absolutely pristine retro masterpiece, and you will love it. You will back to 50's time! The kitchen of the cabin is amazing, equipped with new Classic style appliances, you will enjoy having meals at our retro diner table. Bring your favorite vinyl records to play at our 50's record player. Kick back and relax in this calm, stylish place. Naches RV Resort located 20 min from Yakima, WA. Its brand-new resort with beautiful mountain views, clubhouse and swimming pool are still under construction. We got Tennis ball play area, kids' playground, dogs unleased running area. The cabin build in 2023 and its 400sft but feels spacious, we got 2 queen size beds (very comfortable). One bedroom on the main level and 2nd on the top loft (fun for kids). Kitchen is fully stocked with coffee, tea, toaster, coffee maker, blender, microwave, tea pot. We use propane gas for a stove, new pots and pans for guests to use. On the porch you will find retro cooler for your coke and beers (bring ice). Cabin equipped with a/c/heater unit, there is Wi-Fi available. We got smart tv's, you can watch Netflix, Amazon Prime for free, also there is plenty other channels. And the main feature of the cabin is 50's vinyl records player (updated with Bluetooth). You will enjoy drinking coffee with a beautiful mountain view. Also, there is picnic table and firepit chairs. You can bring your own propane firepit or rent from the office ($20). Our Outdoor activities: -The cooler season brings fun-filled times of snow & amp, recreation for the whole family. From skiing to snowshoeing, then come warm up in Retro cabin White Pass is only 45 minutes away. -Naches RV Resort is in the heart of a hunter's paradise, offering big game hunting of elk, deer, and even big horn sheep, as well as birds, waterfowl. -Some of WA State’s premier rock climbing and mountaineering destinations are within minutes of Naches RV Resort. -120 wineries and five American Viticulture Areas (AVA’s) provide MUCH to explore for the wine enthusiast. The Yakima Valley is home to 17,000 acres of vineyards, produces over half of Washington State’s wine grapes. -The Yakima Greenway, which starts two miles from the Resort, provides 20 miles of paved pathway through parks, wineries and a variety of wildlife sanctuaries. -The Yakima Valley farms over 75% of our nation’s hops, so you can be sure there are plenty of local craft beers to try! -Rimrock Lake is only 30min away, you can take boat, swim or fishing there, very beautiful views.

Stories from the community

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Tiffany

September 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

I really enjoyed the space. This was a halfway point to get to Great Prosser Balloon Festival by 6a Saturday morning. I picked up a Walmart order then straight to the Cathaus. (We didn’t see the cat). I pulled together a little dinner. Maria had some dishes and utensils but I’d brought my own. I went and sat on the covered area overlooking the apple orchard with my dog. The local winery next door had an evening concert going, so even had a little entertainment. The workers cabin was cute. Nothing too fancy or too shabby. The full size bed was cozy. I’m not a huge fan of foam form pillows but at 4a I discovered one of the bunk beds had a fluffy pillow. Too bad I didn’t check around 9p when I turned in. 🙂 My border collie did well. There was ample lighting once dark to see the path to the outhouse. Plenty of books to browse or read if any guest wants to fill downtime. I enjoyed the location and the basket of homemade goodies to purchase. I guess if I had to provide any feedback, it might be to add some fairy lights maybe around the “kitchen” area. Everyone’s opinion will be different. I tend to like just a little light at night, typically in another room. The cabin was pitch dark when lights were out. I had brought some usb fairy lights with me and honestly I should have left them behind as a gift. Maybe I’ll throw my extra string in the mail to Maria. Thanks for the hospitality! Hope I have the opportunity to visit again.

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Kiana

August 2025

3 nights at Buck Meadows

We loved camping in Boxcar Annie! It had all the modern conveniences and was sparkling clean. The land was well maintained, quiet, and a short walk from the river. The outdoor patio and propane fire pit was a wonderful surprise and put to use nightly. The host was very responsive and so nice. Would definitely come here again!

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Francesco

August 2025

3 nights at Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

Maria is a great host and her place as well! We loved our stay and we would love to come visit again :) (Plus bonus walking distance winery)

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Chelsey

August 2025

Weekend Trip to Trinity Gardens Lavender Farm

Exactly what we needed for one night’s stay during Labor Dave Weekend! Less than 10 minutes (without traffic) from the venue. Would stay again!

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Maggi

August 2025

With pets

11 nights at Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

Lovely spot nestled in an orchard! I enjoyed the outdoor spaces and the bed was very comfortable. Kind hosts and adorable cats, goats, and alpacas made for a peaceful stay.

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Cailyn

August 2025

1 night at Tiny Home & Bell Tent Village

Staying in the tiny home was such a wonderful experience! The space is super cute, and the bathtub was a charming little touch. We loved waking up to the beautiful view in the morning—it was the perfect spot to sip tea and take it all in. On top of that, Mary Jo went above and beyond. My friend and I accidentally left our coats behind, and she kindly reached out to let us know before we even realized. She even offered to mail them back so we didn’t have to make the long drive. That thoughtfulness and kindness made our stay feel even more special. Highly recommend!

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Ren

August 2025

Weekend Trip to Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

We loved our stay. Rustic, beautiful property, had everything we needed. The piano was a lovely surprise for my partner. Bought some jam from the farm. Friendly communicative host. Lovely all around, can't wait to come back!

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scott

August 2025

Weekend Trip to Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

Day trip down the Yakima river was planned, and we needed lodging for Friday night. Most hotels in Yakima are kind of sketchy, and campgrounds were full. We stumbled on this one through HipCamp. Be prepared for a rustic outhouse experience for toilet needs, and running water has three steps for accessing the faucet. (It works but isn't easy.) The cabin is an old pickers shed, and the hosts have made it very comfortable for people needing short term lodging. One double bed, and two bunk beds could sleep 4. Room had a working air conditioner and a microwave, and I believe that a refrigerator outside of the cabin could be used for food storage. (We had our food in an ice chest.) There is a little sitting area that looks out over an orchard, and we enjoyed our evening watching sunset over the orchard. It was quiet and pleasant, but be prepared to get a little dusty sitting out there. Completely worth it. A little tricky to find, but screenshot the directions when Maria sends the message to you. Internet is hard to access from the road, so make sure that your directions are available offline.

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Joel

July 2025

Weekend Trip to Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

Quiet and simple, good stop close to the Cascades.

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luca

July 2025

1 night at Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

cozy and quirky spot! charming little rustic farm cabin. not for those looking for an ultra modern space, but for the romantics like me who love the little thoughtful touches - homemade jams and herbal things for sale, farm cats, a composting toilet, magnet poetry on the outside of the cabin. the air conditioner was effective and basic needs were met in simple ways. would stay again.

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Cam

July 2025

With kids

Weekend Trip to Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

What a beautiful view and a wonderful sunrise!! Perfect with a three year old, thank you.

Renee

June 2025

With kids

Weekend Trip to Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

What an amazing little orchard getaway! Maria's property is stunning and she has put a lot of thought into making sure everything is comfortable for guests!

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Danny

June 2025

2 nights at Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

I had a really relaxing stay. It’s peaceful and the views are amazing. The cabin had fresh flowers and wild strawberries when I arrived…!! It has lots of other great details like books to read, nice bedding, a good ac unit, and a covered outdoor lounge that faces the sunrise. I would definitely stay again.

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elizabeth

June 2025

Weekend Trip to Buck Meadows

I loved staying in the tiny house! The Atmosphere was amazing. Woke up to deer standing outside the tiny home. The space was clean and comfy. It was my first experience using the app. The host were very accommodating and I really enjoyed my time there. Wish I could have stayed longer! I definitely will book this stay again in the future

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Shin-Chih

June 2025

With kids

Weekend Trip to Cowiche Canyon Orchard Cabin-Heated

Nice cozy cabin with electricity and basic supply, the kids love the animals very much!