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I’ve been spending a lot more of the Fall and Winter seasons at Pacific Northwest Cabins. I crave the coziness of a good fireplace, book and cup of tea. Bonus points of course if there is any sort of hot tub or soaking tub at the cabin. Here are some of the coolest Airbnbs in the Pacific Northwest I’ve had the pleasure of staying at that you should book for your next getaway!

My Favorite Pacific Northwest Cabins

1. Heartland Treehouse

Perched between two Fir trees, this Oregon Treehouse Airbnb overlooks a forested canyon with views of a river and waterfall. The lush greens are a breath of fresh air, as much as the lack of cell service and cozy, remote setting. This Treehouse has become VERY popular and I highly recommend booking very far in advanced or checking back frequently for cancellations (I just peeked and saw multiple dates open in the next couple months) This really gives the ideal unique PNW cabin stay.

• Location: Langlois, Oregon
• Sleeps: 2 people
• Pet Friendly: No
• Hot Tub: Yes, 2 soaking claw foot tubs
• Special Features: Sauna, Soaking tubs, Fire Pit, Outdoor Shower
• Price: $241 / night

Want to see more pictures and read more about my experience? Check out my blog post below!

BOOK THE HEARTLAND TREEHOUSE HERE!

2. The Treeframe Cabin

Staying at the Treeframe was definitely a highlight of last year for me. Views of the forest, a hot tub and a cozy loft bed!? This A Frame Cabin Rental in Washington State has maximum cozy cabin vibes and all you would need for an incredibly romantic getaway or a vacation with your best friend. The design is truly so unique and they have had multiple crews come out to film it! This Washington Airbnb truly makes for a special stay.

Location: Index, Washington
Sleeps: 3 people
Pet Friendly: Yes
Hot Tub: Yes
Special Features: Hot tub, unique structure, indoor fireplace, loft bed
Price: $453 / night

Want to see more pictures and read more about my experience? Check out my blog post below!

BOOK THE TREEFRAME CABIN HERE!

3. The Rolling Huts

The Rolling Huts in Methow Valley are the ultimate glamping experience in Washington State. Truly a luxury “rustic” experience with a simplicity of design that makes you never want to leave. Designed by the famous Olson Kundig Architects, but without the luxury price tag, you do not want to miss these. Drive through North Cascades National Park on your way there in the snow free months!

Location: Winthrop, Washington
Sleeps: 4 people
Pet Friendly: Yes
Hot Tub: No
Special Features: Architectural elements, mountain views, wood stove
Price: $145 / night

Want to see more pictures and read more about my experience? Check out my blog post below!

BOOK THE ROLLING HUTS HERE!

4. Out ‘n’ About Treehouses

A few miles from the California border in Cave Junction Oregon, Out-N-About Treehouse cabin rentals sits next to the Siskiyou National Forest. Boasting views of mountains, forested hills, and a stunning tree canopy above. This unique stay was Featured in ‘The Country’s Most Bizarre (but awesome) B&Bs’.

Out-N-About Treesort has a large web of suspension bridges that connect you to your cabin in the sky. The tallest one being 50 feet off the ground! Choose from one of five incredible treehouse cabins.

A long list of activities includes: zip-lines, horseback riding, hiking, swimming, marijuana farms, and bonfires. One hour away from the Oregon Caves National Monument and Preserve (when open)!

Location: Cave Junction, Oregon
Sleeps: 4-6 people
Pet Friendly: No
Hot Tub: No, but has shared pool in summer months
Special Features: Zip lining, horseback riding, marijuana farms, wineries nearby
Price: Varies per treehouse! Check out my full blog post for specific prices and booking info

Want to see more pictures and read more about my experience at these Pacific Northwest Cabins? Check out my blog post below!

BOOK OUT ‘N’ ABOUT TREEHOUSES HERE!

5. Pacific Northwest A Frame

This incredibly cozy cabin stay is definitely one for the books. A classic A Frame Cabin in Washington that has some of the best mountain views I have experienced staying at a cabin. This cozy PNW getaway is one of the most romantic cabins in Washington State I’ve had the pleasure of staying at as well with a clawfoot tub, fireplace and a newly added hot tub! This A Frame Airbnb is tucked away in Sky Valley just an hour East of Seattle. 

Location: Gold Bar, Washington
Sleeps: 4 people
Pet Friendly: No
Hot Tub: Yes
Special Features: Large porch, hot tub, fire place, loft swing,
Price: $302 / night

Want to see more pictures and read more about my experience at these Pacific Northwest Cabins? Check out my blog post below!

BOOK PNW A FRAME HERE!

6. Cedar Falls Treehouse | Pacific Northwest Cabins

Cedar Falls Tree House sits on a lovely tucked away property named Cozy Acres. This beautiful spot of old growth forest is just outside of North Bend, Washington about 30 minutes East of Seattle. Making this Washington Treehouse a very convenient getaway from the city.

I’m obsessed with this Pacific Northwest Cabin…treehouse? Cabin-Treehouse. (well, I’m obsessed with all treehouses honestly). I usually reserve treehouse and cabin stays for the winter when I’m needing a change of scenery. But I was able to stay in this treehouse over summer, and deeply enjoyed hanging out in the trees with the warm weather, a bottle of rosé and a cozy fire pit. This new tree house stay in Washington State has some serious luxurious touches that make this the perfect getaway for any season.

Location: North Bend, Washington
Sleeps: 2 people
Pet Friendly: No
Hot Tub: No
Special Features: Outdoor Shower, Movie Projector, Outdoor Porch, Fire Pit
Price: $267 / night

Want to see more pictures and read more about my experience at these Pacific Northwest Cabins? Check out my blog post below!

BOOK CEDAR FALLS TREEHOUSE HERE

7. Wild Lily Cabin

I had the pleasure of staying at this absolutely delightful retreat of a cabin. This retreat has everything you could possibly want. Great for groups of friends or families, as this property has 3 separate cabins to house people! This Pacific Northwest Cabin rental has river access, a hot tub, sauna, and wood stoves/fireplace in every cabin. The Wild Lily Cabin really has it all.

• Location: Index, Washington
• Sleeps: 13 people
• Pet Friendly: Yes
• Hot Tub: Yes and Sauna
• Special Features: Hot Tub, Sauna, River Access, Fire Pit, Fire Place
• Price: $331 / night

BOOK WILD LILY CABIN HERE

8. Rustic Cabin in the Woods | Galiano Island

A stay on Galiano Island was all parts charming and perfect. And if you haven’t been to Canada’s islands on the west coast of British Columbia yet, add it to your bucketlist. This off-grid retreat was such a great reset for me and 2 friends and is extremely affordable for a cabin rental!

Location: Galiano Island, British Columbia
Sleeps: 4 people
Pet Friendly: Yes
Hot Tub: No
Special Features: Remote, No WIFI (depends on how you look at it haha)
Price: $60 / night

Want to see more pictures and read more about my experience at these Pacific Northwest Cabins? Check out my blog post below!

BOOK GALIANO ISLAND CABIN HERE!

9. Oregon Coast Modern

This mid century modern, Architect designed, dream of a cabin is tucked away right off the Oregon coast. The whole time I was trying to decide what to label this getaway. It feels like a beach treehouse, but with the cozy staples of a cabin. I highly recommend a getaway to this Award winning Airbnb in Manzanita Oregon.

Location: Manzanita, Oregon
Sleeps: 6 people
Pet Friendly: No
Hot Tub: No
Special Features: 3 Balconies/Decks, Modern Design, Indoor Fireplace, Walking Distance to the Ocean
Price: $314 / night

Want to see more pictures and read more about my experience at these Pacific Northwest Cabins? Check out my blog post below!

BOOK OREGON COAST MODERN HERE!

More Cabins:

If you didn’t find one that fit what you’re looking for here, be sure to check out my post 22 Unique Washington Cabins and Treehouses to Rent.

Conclusion | Pacific Northwest Cabin Rentals

Clearly there are a lot of unique Pacific Northwest Cabins on Airbnb to book. I love having a cabin booked in the Winter to have something to look forward to even when the weather is gross. I have a few lined up for this year, so stay tuned for more cabins coming your way!

Which one of these do you want to book?

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