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Lake Front Cabin. View, Private Dock & Hot Tub.
Your private summer camp awaits! Enjoy stunning water and mountain views from inside and out. Inside you have 1000+ square feet of space, recently remodeled bathrooms, a loft with King bed, and a downstairs bedroom with a queen bed and bunks. Outside you have over 1000 square feet of deck space, two fire pits, an oversized hottub, 100 feet of private lake front (great swimming!), private dock, cabana and outdoor shower. The property is sloped and there it is a bit of a hike to the lake!

Walls of Glass Hood Canal Vacation Rental (#1)
Alert: We may have more availability than Airbnb shows due to it blocking days. Find us online to see our full availability. Located at "Hood Canal Resort in Union, WA," this home is built on the beach and displays stunning views of Hood Canal & the Olympics through floor to ceiling glass. The home is spacious, comfortable and resort-like with its private hot tub, outdoor furniture and sauna. It has heated floors, a gas fireplace, and A/C. It has a shared dock w/ 4 kayaks and 2 paddle boards.

Stunning, Waterfront Hood Canal Cabin Get-a-Way
Welcome to Captain James Clam Camp. This waterfront cabin offers stunning views of the Olympic Mtns. and has a huge deck with a beautiful fire table. The inside of this cabin will amaze you with it's breathtaking fireplace, knotty pine ceilings, 2 custom designed bathrooms and kitchen stocked for foodies. This 3 bedroom home is ideal for a family, 2 or 3 couple friends looking to get away together, or a family reunion and offers outdoor water toys, extraordinary views, & peace & quiet

Luxury waterfront lakehouse on Maggie Lake
Come relax, float, fish, and explore at Maggie lake with amazing views. Our luxury custom tiny house has A/C, sleeps 6 w/ 1st & 2nd floor bdrms & 2 living areas. We have all the lake toys - kayaks, SUPs, floating dock, tubes for you to enjoy. A/C, Blackstone BBQ, fireplace, firepit, heated floors, bidet, high speed internet, w/d, waterfront deck, comfortable seating. And if you must, a workstation w/ monitor so you can write that great novel or check in with work. Non-smoking, no pets.

Alderbrook Golf Retreat - fast Wi-Fi / EV Charger
We are committed to providing you with a clean, pleasant, and hassle free stay. We have invested in quality mattresses, bedding, and pillows for a comfortable night sleep. We have also added some fun tech features like voice controlled lights and Pandora Music through Home Assistant. Free Wi-Fi (250mbps). YouTube TV, Netflix, Hulu, Prime, and Disney + are complimentary on a 65" SMART TV. Heat and AC are controlled through a smart thermostat. A Level 2 EV Charger is available to guests.

*Newly Updated* Private Hood Canal Beach House
Newly updated with keyless entry, USB outlets, and wifi hotspot for remote work. Located on 12 acre family retreat of quiet, private, no-bank waterfront with spectacular views of Hood Canal and the Olympic Mountains. This cozy beach house offers a classic NW beach experience just 90 minutes from Seattle. We recommend spending the day in the sun and water, enjoying dinner and having a beach fire at sunset. In the winter, light the fireplace, get cozy and gaze at the snow covered Olympics.

Lost Lagoon-Quiet Beachfront Studio on Hood Canal
Take it easy at this unique and tranquil getaway for two. Cozy cabin with a private beach, beautiful views of Hood Canal & Olympic Mountains. Have a fire on the beach, collect shells and driftwood when the tide is out, swim or kayak when the tide is in, or just sit inside and enjoy the view and high speed wifi. Full kitchen with everything you need to cook a gourmet meal and an outdoor grill. 25 min - Belfair (restaurants, groceries) 95 min - Seattle 2 hrs - Olympic National Park

Leonora by the sea
Escape to our charming waterfront cabin, nestled along the peaceful shores of Hood Canal. Whether you're a couple seeking a romantic getaway or a family looking for adventure and relaxation, our cozy yet stylish 2-bedroom home has everything you need. With an extra queen-size sofa bed, this space sleep up to 5 guests. Just 50 feet from your door, a private beach awaits—perfect for paddle boarding, oysters, or simply lounging by the shore with a glass of wine.

Private Lakefront A-Frame Cabin: HS Wifi&King Bed
Escape to our serene lakefront A-frame cabin, perfect for a romantic couple's retreat or a family vacation. Located directly on a private lake, you can enjoy seasonal swimming, boating, and fishing. Our cabin includes high-speed internet and a small workspace, so you can stay connected and productive during your stay. Dogs allowed! (learn more below) 15 min - Belfair (restaurants, groceries, Starbucks) 90 min - Seattle 2 hrs - Olympic National Park

Lakefront Cabin with Hot Tub
Looking for peace, quiet, and a wooded, lakefront escape? Love toasted marshmallows, soul-filling views, and pine-scented air? Pinecone Cottage is waiting for you! This 760-sq-foot A-frame home on Collins Lake in Mason County is freshly updated and ready for couples, friends and families. If you enjoy waterplay, beachfront naps, stories around the firepit, and those still mornings you can only get on a lake, you just found your happy place.

Woodside ~ Private Waterfront View Studio AC
Welcome to Woodside at Calm Cove! Set in the woods for privacy with captivating canal views, this beautifully renovated studio home is situated across the street from its very own private beach (across the street). Perfectly located in Calm Cove with its friendly protected water between Alderbrook Resort & Spa and Downtown Union! Includes ample parking. A special place to relax, unwind and make memories. Perfect Hood Canal getaway for two!

Luxury Lakehouse on Maggie Lake
Escape to this stunning lakefront retreat on Maggie Lake, Tahuya, where modern comfort meets nature. Enjoy breathtaking views, stylish interiors, high-speed internet, and a serene getaway for families, couples, and remote workers. Light a fire in the fire pit, paddle across the lake by kayak or paddleboard, or fish (during fishing season) as you unwind. This pristine, non-motorized lake is among the cleanest swimmable lakes in the area.
Popular amenities for Tahuya vacation rentals
Other great vacation rentals in Tahuya

Belfair Hood Canal Waterfront Home w/Hot Tub

Luxury Waterfront Oasis * Hot Tub * Kayaks *

The Maggie Lakehouse

The Ketch at Summertide Resort

The Tidewood: Sauna + Hot Tub + Beach Escape!

Calm Cove - Lakefront, Private Beach & Hot Tub

Blue Buoy Deckhouse & Overwater Cabin

3BR Beach Cottage @ Hood Canal
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Tahuya?
Tahuya has stays ranging from cozy cabins in wooded settings to waterfront homes by Hood Canal. Accommodations near trailheads or community parks provide convenient access to outdoor activities.
What are the best things to do in Tahuya with kids?
Families can explore short forest walks in Tahuya State Forest, play by the water’s edge, or try beginner-level fishing. Picnicking and searching for easy wildlife sightings are also popular with younger visitors.
What are some of the best things to do in Tahuya?
Explore the trails and open spaces in Tahuya State Forest, dig for clams on the shore, or paddle along inlets of Hood Canal. Angling, cycling, or simply enjoying a quiet picnic by the water are frequently suggested activities.
How is the weather in Tahuya?
Tahuya has cool, wet winters with temperatures between 33–46°F (1–8°C) and mild, drier summers near 66–78°F (19–26°C). Visitors often pack a rain jacket and extra layers due to the shifting Pacific Northwest climate.
When is the best time to visit Tahuya?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for visiting Tahuya, with milder temperatures around 66–78°F (19–26°C) and less rainfall. These months are popular for hiking, fishing, and exploring local waterways.
What are the best places to visit in Tahuya?
Tahuya State Forest and the Hood Canal shoreline are frequently suggested for their natural beauty and range of activities. Community parks and small boat launches also welcome visitors for relaxed outdoor recreation.
What are some hiking trails in Tahuya?
Tahuya State Forest has a network of trails that wind through forested areas, making it popular for hiking, mountain biking, and off-road exploration. Shaded paths and occasional lake views give visitors a peaceful outdoor experience.
What are some family activities we can do in Tahuya?
Families often explore Tahuya State Forest’s trails, picnic at local parks, or try fishing along riverbanks. The calm waters and forested space are frequently suggested for kayaking, wildlife watching, and day camping.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Tahuya?
Explore nearby state parks, visit Hood Canal for boating and shellfishing, or plan a scenic drive through the forested region. Quaint towns and additional hiking areas around the peninsula frequently draw day visitors.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Tahuya?
Many vacation rentals in Tahuya welcome pets, often including fenced yards and direct access to outdoor areas. Forest trails and shoreline walks make it easy to include your dog in adventure plans.
What are some local tips for visiting Tahuya?
Bring extra layers, as weather can shift quickly, and pack waterproof gear for hiking or forest walks. Consider stopping by small local markets for snacks or locally made goods, and be prepared for minimal cell service in wooded areas.
What is Tahuya known for?
Tahuya is known for its extensive forests, off-road and biking trails, and access to Hood Canal’s shoreline. The region draws visitors for outdoor recreation, shellfishing, and quiet rural scenery.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Tahuya?
Look for small forest lakes, peaceful picnic spots, or lesser-known trails within Tahuya State Forest. Local artisans and simple farm stands sometimes feature distinctly regional crafts or produce.
What are the best foods to try in Tahuya?
Tahuya is known for fresh shellfish, especially oysters and clams harvested from local tidelands. Supporting small roadside markets or nearby seafood stands lets you sample locally caught fish, smoked salmon, and seasonal produce.
What should I bring for a trip to Tahuya?
Pack sturdy shoes, a rain jacket, layered clothing for changing temperatures, and outdoor essentials like sunscreen and insect repellent. A reusable water bottle and portable snacks will help you stay comfortable while exploring the forest or shoreline.
What is the nightlife in Tahuya like?
Nightlife in Tahuya is quiet, centering around local gathering spots, occasional live music, and evening campfires. Most visitors enjoy stargazing or spending time with friends and family in a laid-back setting.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Tahuya?
Tahuya frequently hosts outdoor celebrations, such as community fairs and local fishing tournaments, particularly during the warmer months. The area is also known for gatherings that spotlight regional recreation, crafts, and music in a laid-back, welcoming atmosphere.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Tahuya?
Tahuya has family-friendly vacation rentals, including cabins and houses near wooded areas or along the waterfront. Many accommodations provide extra space, kitchens, and outdoor areas for children to play.
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