Olympic Peninsula Vacation Rentals & Cabins
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Sandpiper at the Wanderlust Inn
$80 - $220
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Coral Reef at the Wanderlust Inn
$91 - $250
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Misty Harbor at the Wanderlust Inn
$95 - $270
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Sandy Duck at the Wanderlust Inn
$80 - $220
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Bay Watch at the Wanderlust Inn
$98 - $270
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Flip Flop at the Wanderlust Inn
$80 - $220
per night
0 Bed | 1 Bath | Sleeps 2
Sea Dreamer at the Wanderlust Inn
$98 - $270
per night
1 Bed | 1 Bath | Sleeps 2
2 Bed | 1 Bath | Sleeps 6
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About Olympic Peninsula
Just a short ferry ride from Seattle, across the stunningly beautiful, island-dotted Puget Sound, sits the one of Washington's most scenic vacation destinations, the Olympic Peninsula. Our Olympic Peninsula vacation rentals are a great way to enjoy this diverse region, providing a comfortable home base from which to explore the Peninsula's wild Olympic Mountains, ancient rainforest, driftwood-dotted coastline, wineries, breweries, flower farms, charming seaside towns, and farmer's markets.
The nearby seaside towns of Port Angeles, Sequim, and Port Ludlow also offer much charm, including farmer's markets, excellent dining options, natural beauty, and access to the Peninsula's stunning outdoor landscape.
The Olympic National Park is an easy day trip from any town on the Peninsula, and a must-see when you're visiting the area. And if you're traveling with a dog to one of our pet-friendly Olympic Peninsula vacation rentals, the National Forest lands surrounding much of the national park have hiking trails that are open to four-legged explorers!
Whether you're gallery-hopping in Port Townsend, hitting the trails in the Olympic Mountains, beach combing in the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge, or exploring the growing crop of local wineries and breweries, there's no better way to experience this tranquil region than by making one of our Olympic Peninsula vacation rentals your cozy and convenient home base!
Washington Coastal Towns You Have to Visit
The Towns of the Olympic Peninsula
With its Victorian mansions, maritime heritage, and vibrant arts scene, Port Townsend is one of the most popular vacation destinations on the Olympic Peninsula. A magnet for writers and other creative types, this lovely seaport town is rich with culture -- browse the galleries, see a play, tour artists' studios, and dine on excellent Pacific Northwest cuisine in this darling burg. Looking for Port Townsend lodging? Skip the hotels and book one of our Olympic Peninsula vacation rentals, which offer more creative environments, better privacy, and all the comforts of home.The nearby seaside towns of Port Angeles, Sequim, and Port Ludlow also offer much charm, including farmer's markets, excellent dining options, natural beauty, and access to the Peninsula's stunning outdoor landscape.
Explore the Olympic National Park & Forest
The Olympic Peninsula is home to its own majestic mountain range, the Olympics. Here you'll find natural hot springs for soaking, serene lakes for fishing, paddling, and swimming, and many beloved hiking trails and rock climbing sites. Inside the Olympic National Park, you'll also find the mystical Hoh Rain Forest, where 12 to 14 feet of annual rainfall make for an incredibly lush landscape, with greener than green ferns and mosses lining the forest floor beneath an ancient and dense tree canopy.The Olympic National Park is an easy day trip from any town on the Peninsula, and a must-see when you're visiting the area. And if you're traveling with a dog to one of our pet-friendly Olympic Peninsula vacation rentals, the National Forest lands surrounding much of the national park have hiking trails that are open to four-legged explorers!
Whether you're gallery-hopping in Port Townsend, hitting the trails in the Olympic Mountains, beach combing in the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge, or exploring the growing crop of local wineries and breweries, there's no better way to experience this tranquil region than by making one of our Olympic Peninsula vacation rentals your cozy and convenient home base!
Discover the Olympic Peninsula
Washington Coastal Towns You Have to Visit