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Mt. Rainier, WA – Accomodation

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Most of the accommodation closest to Mt. Rainier is in the very small town of Ashford located just outside of the National Park entrance. Ashford is considered the “gateway to Rainier”. In addition to the properties mentioned below, additional information is available about regional accommodation on this informative guide here: www.stayinwashington.com

The following are select hotels and motels in Ashford.

Almost Paradise offers private lodging and cabins. Visit: www.almostparadiselodging.com

Betsy’s Cabins offers private cabins, vacation rentals and fireplace rooms just outside the main entrance to Mt Rainier National Park in Ashford, WA. Creek Frontage, fireplaces, private hot tubs, wifi. This is a classic Mt Rainier lodging experience! Visit: www.cabinsatrainier.com

Copper Creek Inn consists of the main lodge as well as log cabin accommodations. Visit: www.coppercreekinn.com

Deep Forest Cabins consist of 3 cabins located on a private lane. Visit: www.deepforestcabins.com

Mount Haven offers cabins and RV parking only 1/2 mile from the main Rainier entrance near Ashford. The property is located near two creeks and a pond. Visit: www.mounthaven.com

Mountain Meadows Inn is located close to Whittakers Bunkhouse and is a B&B. They have an outdoor garden spa. Visit: www.mountainmeadows-inn.com

Three Bears Lodge offers seven beautiful cabins. They can accommodate parties of varying size, and always go out of their way to spoil their customers. Visit: www.threebearslodge.net

Westwood Chalet offers cabin rentals in Ashford. Visit: www.westwoodchalet.com

Whittakers Bunkhouse is part of the Whittaker Complex which includes the Mountaineering store, the rental shop, outdoor climbing walls and the restaurant. Many of the clients on the climbs stay here. Any mountaineer must make this a must stop.

Good selection of mountaineering equipment in their store as well as a small visitor’s center, WiFi and a good selection of maps. Also check out all their Rainier souvenirs. Visit: www.whittakersbunkhouse.com


Photos: one of the outdoor Whittaker climbing walls and the Mountain House mountaineering gear shop

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