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    Seabeck holiday rentals start at €43 per night before taxes and fees

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Two cabin structures are nestled among towering trees, surrounded by a natural landscape. A deck connects the buildings, illuminated by string lights. Pathway stones lead through the forest, creating a welcoming approach to this serene retreat.
Shipping container in Granite Falls
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 287 reviews

Canyon Creek Cabins: #2

This small cabin for two is perched on a granite ledge, overlooking a rushing river. It is comprised of two small structures connected by a deck. The first structure is a converted shipping container that has a kitchen, bathroom, living room, and outdoor patio. The second structure contains a cozy sleeping cabin, glass sunroom, and stone fireplace. The hot tub is nestled in to the woods overlooking the river, accessible by a lighted trail. The area: The cabin is a one hour drive from Seattle, and just minutes outside of Granite Falls, WA. This area is often refered to as the gateway to the Cascades, and the cabin is just a 20-minute drive to some of the best hiking and most beautiful natural features that Washington has to offer. Some of our favorite hikes include: Gothic Basin, Big Four Ice Caves, Mt. Pilchuck Fire Lookout, Lake Twenty-Two, and Heather Lake. Our cabins are in a small and private community. While we encourage guests to visit the nearby park and to explore the trails on the Cascade Loop Highway, we ask guests to please refrain from wandering the private roads of the community, as the neighbors appreciate their privacy. Frequently Asked Questions: Do you allow dogs? — Yes. We are dog friendly, but do not allow other pets. Can I check-in early or check-out late? — No. Our cabins are often booked back-to-back, and our cleaners need time to prepare the cabin for the next guest. There is not a good area to hang out in while the cleaning is being finished so it's best to arrive at check-in time. What's in the kitchen? — The kitchen is small and stocked with the basics: stovetop, microwave, pots, dishes, spices, dry goods. One thing to take note of when planning your meals is that there is not an oven at this cabin, however we do have a BBQ grill. What's the coffee situation? — We keep Stamp Act coffee, an electric grinder, and a stainless steel french press at the cabin. What's a good restaurant or bar nearby? — We recommend spending as much time at the cabin and in nature as possible. So, plan to bring food and drinks with you. Local favorites in town include Omega pizza (takout pizza and salads) and the Spar Tree (local bar).

Guest favourite
A waterfront cabin is positioned on the shore, with a walkable pier extending into the water. The twilight sky glows in shades of pink and purple, reflecting off the tranquil water. Mountains loom in the distance, creating a serene backdrop.
Place to stay in Seabeck
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 138 reviews

The Overwater Bungalow at Sundance

Beach homes are fun, but take things a step further and immerse yourself with 270-degree views of the fjord at this historic boat house. A secret passageway leads to a speak-easy-style bedroom, and then down to a private hot tub where you can soak while watching the sun set over Olympic National Park. Big Beef Spit is a five-minute walk away. A neighboring guest house and caretaker’s cottage are also both available for rent. **Please note that the loft bedroom gets chilly during cold weather.

Guest favourite
A wooden deck extends over the water, featuring several Adirondack chairs arranged to face the picturesque sunset. Silhouetted mountains are visible in the background, while the calm water reflects warm colors of the evening sky.
Cabin in Seabeck
4.96 out of 5 average rating, 593 reviews

Havfrue Sten - Mermaid's Stone

One of a kind cottage located on the Hood Canal with amazing mountain and water views! Come by car, boat, or seaplane!. Spend a relaxing visit listening to the waves lap on the beach while sitting on the deck taking in the mountains and wildlife. Home is on a large, wooded parcel with 200' of private beach. After dinner, sit in a rocking chair on the porch and watch the sun set over the mountains. Wake up and enjoy your coffee by the fire in the hand built fireplace. Level 2 J1772 charger.

Top guest favourite
A spacious balcony is illustrated, featuring a comfortable seating arrangement with a light blue cushion. Twinkling string lights are hung along the railing, enhancing the view of the forested surroundings and sunset over the water.
Tower in Bremerton
4.94 out of 5 average rating, 248 reviews

BayView Tower - Romantic Studio w/ Beach Access

Welcome to the BayView Tower in the Illahee Manor Estates - An extraordinary tower studio with old world charm, nestled on the edge of the picturesque Puget Sound in Bremerton, Washington. Prepare to embark on a one-of-a-kind vacation experience in this enchanting retreat that offers beautiful views, high end design, kitchenette, large jetted soaking tub, and beach access with kayaks and stand up paddle board! The studio is the upper unit in an attached large house (there are no shared spaces.)

Top guest favourite
A cozy living area features a comfortable gray sofa and a wooden TV stand with a flat-screen television. Light hardwood floors complement the space, enhanced by wooden beams on the ceiling. A small side table and a chair add to the inviting atmosphere.
Loft in Seabeck
5 out of 5 average rating, 77 reviews

The Haven Hideaway on Seabeck Bay 1 bedroom

Unplug, unwind, and recharge at The Hideaway a peaceful newly remodeled upstairs garage apartment set along the serene shores of Seabeck Bay. This cozy retreat is fully equipped to provide comfort and a touch of coastal charm. Inside, you’ll find a bright and thoughtfully designed living space with everything you need to feel at home. Step outside to your private deck overlooking the water, where you can enjoy your morning coffee or take in the sunset while listening to the sounds of the bay.

Top guest favourite
A rustic wooden cabin, set under a canopy of trees, features a covered porch with two chairs facing the entrance. Large windows allow natural light to fill the interior. The cabin is surrounded by lush ferns, enhancing its serene woodland setting.
Cabin in Silverdale
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

Mountain Home

Our newly renovated cabin is the quintessential place for your visit to the Kitsap Peninsula. We offer creature comforts like coffee, refrigerator, microwave, towels, shampoo, soaps and lovely decor inspired by the Pacific Northwest. Quiet and serene, but just 10 minutes from the town of Silverdale, 15 minutes to Poulsbo, and 19 miles to Seattle, as the crow flies. Catch the ferry from nearby Bremerton, Kingston, or Bainbridge Island. Come relax, enjoy the weather and nature we have to offer.

Top guest favourite
The exterior of a modern cabin features a corrugated metal facade with large circular windows, providing views of the surrounding nature. A spacious deck extends from the structure, overlooking the water. The evening light casts a warm glow on the wooden elements.
Tiny home in Seabeck
4.98 out of 5 average rating, 523 reviews

house upon the sand

Once tucked back into the woods, this newly improved 1920s cabin now enjoys a front-row seat to the grandeur of the Hood Canal thanks to a tidal creek that has washed away the sandy soil that once supported the departed trees. This property may prove challenging for individuals with mobility issues. **Pricing is discounted due to ongoing improvements. Tools and materials are kept out of sight, but you may notice some unfinished details. Due to continued progress, appearance may vary.

Top guest favourite
The exterior of a cozy cottage is framed by blooming hydrangeas in shades of blue and purple. The cottage features a sloped gray roof and expansive windows allowing natural light. A lattice design adds character to the entrance, providing a welcoming ambiance.
Guest house in Vashon
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 1,253 reviews

Spectacular Beach & View: The Loft

Wake up to spectacular views of Puget Sound and Mt. Rainier from this 700 sf, 2-story, chic and comfortable cottage on a 40 acre waterfront estate property. The southern exposure beach ( 1000ft of private beach) is the ideal for strolling, beach combing, and relaxing. A fire pit, propane bbq, hammocks, and lounge chairs awaits for outdoor r & r. Trails through the forest for hiking. Mountain bike trails at Dockton Pk..Your pet is welcome, leashed, with an additional pet fee.

Top guest favourite
A rustic building with a simple masonry design is set against a vibrant autumn sky. A lush green path leads to the entrance, bordered by trees showcasing warm fall colors. The surrounding landscape features open pastures, adding to the serene atmosphere.
Cottage in Vashon
5 out of 5 average rating, 210 reviews

The Creamery

Nestled between the barn and the milking parlor is The Creamery; a relaxing spot to spend a few days far from the rigors of the city. Here we made Dinah's Cheese for years, and now you can enjoy the sunrise from the comfort of your plush bed, warmed by the thick down comforter. The French Limousin cows may come up to your bedroom window, curious as to who is sharing the pastures this morning. The quiet will be startling, with little noise but coffee brewing in the kitchen.

Top guest favourite
A vibrant sunset is reflected in the calm waters of Puget Sound, showcasing hues of orange, purple, and pink across the sky. Small boats are visible on the water, surrounded by distant mountains under a colorful cloud formation.
Cabin in Gig Harbor
4.97 out of 5 average rating, 1,090 reviews

Beautiful Oasis Getaway

Beautiful home right on the waters of the Salish Sea (Puget Sound)! Come to this beach cabin to relax, enjoy the gorgeous scenery, kayak, swim, or walk along the beach, and let your worries drift away. Located on Case Inlet's secluded Rocky Bay. This gorgeous cabin is packed full of fun and amenities! It's a destination in its own right. You won't want to leave. Well behaved pets are welcome. Super friendly hosts that will answer any other questions. Enjoy!

Top guest favourite
The cozy black cedar cabin is nestled among tall trees, illuminated by soft outdoor lighting. A charming pathway lined with greenery and fallen leaves leads up to the entrance, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere amidst the forest.
Cabin in Vashon
4.99 out of 5 average rating, 391 reviews

Wolf Den | Cozy Forest Cabin + Wood-Fired Hot Tub

Experience the natural beauty of Vashon Island from a Walden-inspired Tiny cabin tucked into four acres of lush PNW forest. Just a short ferry ride across the Salish Sea from Seattle or Tacoma, The Wolf Den is the perfect retreat for couples or solo travelers seeking a restorative getaway. After exploring the island's many pristine trails, beaches, and local attractions, unwind in the wood-fired soaking tub and let the calming rhythm of island life rejuvenate you.

Top guest favourite
Guest suite in Bremerton
5 out of 5 average rating, 140 reviews

The Loft | Beach | Kayaks & Pickleball

The Loft at Black Pearl on Dyes Inlet — a garden-view retreat steps from the beach. Wake to coastal light, play pickleball, kayak the inlet, or unwind by the beachside firepit. A large grassy yard opens directly onto the pickleball court and a garden path leads down to your own private beach area. Full kitchen, kayaks, paddleboards, firepit, and pickleball court included. The Loft can be added to a Helm booking when available — inquire about compound availability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What are the best places to stay in Seabeck?

    Accommodations in Seabeck include waterfront cabins, vacation homes, and properties close to the marina or state parks. Staying near the harbor or in quiet wooded areas is frequently suggested for a peaceful experience.

  • What are the best things to do in Seabeck with kids?

    Kids often enjoy exploring tidal pools and beachfront at Scenic Beach State Park, hiking or picnicking around Guillemot Cove Nature Reserve, and participating in local community fairs. Outdoor adventures and wildlife watching are favorite family experiences.

  • What are some of the best things to do in Seabeck?

    Explore Seabeck Marina, stroll forest trails at Scenic Beach State Park, or discover local art at neighborhood galleries. Tidal pool exploration and seasonal community events round out popular activities.

  • How is the weather in Seabeck?

    Seabeck has cool, rainy winters around 37–52°F (3–11°C), and mild, drier summers with afternoons near 65–78°F (18–25°C). Spring and autumn are generally wet but bring vibrant greenery and colorful local blooms.

  • When is the best time to visit Seabeck?

    Late spring through early fall is often recommended due to milder temperatures around 65–78°F (18–25°C) and lower rainfall. Summer highlights include blooming wildflowers and more opportunities for outdoor events.

  • What are the best places to visit in Seabeck?

    Seabeck Marina has sweeping views and local history, while Scenic Beach State Park is frequently suggested for picnics and forest walks. The area’s nature reserves and art galleries round out popular options.

  • What are some hiking trails in Seabeck?

    Seabeck has access to scenic trails through places like Guillemot Cove Nature Reserve and Scenic Beach State Park, where forested paths lead to shoreline views. Trails often feature Pacific Northwest flora and chances to spot native wildlife.

  • What are some family activities we can do in Seabeck?

    Families can explore tidal pools and picnic areas at Scenic Beach State Park, take easy hikes in Guillemot Cove Nature Reserve, or look for local birdlife along the waterfront. Community events and seasonal fairs are also part of the local family experience.

  • What are some of the best day trip ideas from Seabeck?

    Around Seabeck, you can explore Hood Canal for beachcombing or kayaking, discover local art galleries, or spend time in nearby state parks known for hiking and forest walks. The broader Kitsap Peninsula region has opportunities for nature experiences and small-town charm.

  • Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Seabeck?

    Many stays in and around Seabeck welcome pets, including cabins and vacation rentals with outdoor space. Check specific property policies and explore nearby parks and trails that are suitable for dogs.

  • What are some local tips for visiting Seabeck?

    Pack for changing weather, as rain is common throughout the year, and bring shoes that can handle muddy or rocky terrain. Stop by local cafes and talk with residents to learn more about regional history and traditions.

  • What is Seabeck known for?

    Seabeck is known for its roots as a historic lumber town and its scenic location on Hood Canal, providing access to forested trails, waterfront views, and abundant local wildlife. Art, community events, and a welcoming marina are central parts of its identity.

  • What are the best hidden gems to explore in Seabeck?

    Guillemot Cove Nature Reserve is often described as a quieter spot for hiking and birdwatching, and the Seabeck General Store reflects the town’s local character with specialty goods. Remote beaches and peaceful forest trails also provide serene escapes.

  • What are the best foods to try in Seabeck?

    Regional seafood such as oysters, clams, and salmon are frequently suggested, especially caught from Hood Canal. Local bakeries and seasonal farmers’ markets highlight produce, berry desserts, and traditional Pacific Northwest flavors.

  • What should I bring for a trip to Seabeck?

    Bring layers for variable weather, a rain jacket, and sturdy footwear for exploring trails or shoreline. Binoculars, reusable water bottles, and sun protection are also frequently suggested for nature outings.

  • What is the nightlife in Seabeck like?

    Seabeck has a quieter evening atmosphere, often centered on community events, casual dining, and waterfront sunsets. Local establishments around the marina and town center host occasional live music or gatherings, creating a relaxed, friendly vibe.

  • What are the most popular events or festivals in Seabeck?

    Seabeck’s calendar includes community gatherings like summer fairs, arts and crafts markets, and seasonal celebrations at the marina, often in late spring or early autumn. Outdoor concerts and local harvest events are also part of the town’s traditions.

  • Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Seabeck?

    Seabeck has a variety of family-friendly rentals, including cabins, cottages, and larger homes with kitchens and outdoor space. Many are near parks and beaches, which can make group activities more accessible.