Discover the best dog-friendly airstream rentals in Washington

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5 top dog-friendly airstreams sites in Washington

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Kaizen Roots Farm

6 sites · Lodging18 acres · Walla Walla, WA

Ground yourself and enjoy nature's beauty at this unforgettable escape. Nestled in the center of a regenerative farm, these camping retreats offer an unforgettable experience. Watch the animals graze, enjoy the sounds of nature, bask in the sun, and sip on some wine by the fire. Guests will be able to observe the surrounding farm activities.

Savannah RV Oasis

5 sites · Lodging, RVs7 acres · Gig Harbor, WA

Spacious Gig Harbor property RV pad faces a beautiful 7 acres of natural forest. Located just northwest of Gig Harbor downtown on hwy 16 off Burnham exit. The RV pads are private next to a recently built farmhouse. Within walking distance to Sehmel park. It is a decent sized lot with reasonable parking. **Ideal place**

The Lookout at Mayfield Lake

1 site · Lodging9 acres · Mossyrock, WA

Camp at your own private oasis! Welcome to the Lookout at Mayfield Lake, a nine acre private retreat with panoramic views of Mayfield Lake. The site includes a 23' stationary Airstream (2008 era), a 16' dome, six Adirondack chairs, a picnic table, outdoor barbecue, outdoor shower, laundry, and is fully fenced. The site is completely private and surrounded by abundant wildlife including a pair of eagles that frequent the property. Perennial gardens surround the property. Lake access <1 mile away.

Heka Glamping

1 site · Lodging1 acre · Baring, WA

Right by Highway 2 and close to South Fork Skyhomish river. Hiking trails close by, 15 minutes to skyhomish, about 1 hour and 15 minutes to Leavenworth. We have a spot for tent camping and Airstream basecamp trailer for rent on site. The amenities on site: well water, outlet from solar panel, a wet bath with a shower inside a trailer, outdoor shower for cleaning dirt, cooking area with propane grill and a wash sink, utensils, pots and pans, complimentary coffee and tea, drinking water provided ,fire pit, sitting area, propane space heater, doggie bowls, cleaning supplies. Email driving instructions at hekahomesolutions@gmail.com

Octovus Waterfront Paradise

1 site · Lodging3 acres · Bremerton, WA

Welcome to our picturesque property boasting stunning views of the serene Dyes Inlet cove, where the mesmerizing sunrises and sunsets paint the sky with intense colors. Spanning 2.8 acres, our estate offers an expansive waterfront, hosting both an inviting Airbnb and a well-appointed campsite. Immerse yourself in the tranquil waters with a leisurely canoe or kayak excursion, or, during low tide, don a pair of the provided rubber boots for an enchanting stroll around the point. Depending on the season, marvel at the presence of seals, sea lions, otters, and even orcas in Dyes Inlet, while a nearby Salmon run adds a natural spectacle. Our intimate cove is a haven for bird enthusiasts, featuring an eagle nest perched on the edge of our property, along with blue herons, numerous ducks, and an array of other bird species. In the warmer months, when tides are more forgiving, take advantage of our 6-goal disc golf course and a waterfront picnic area. Positioned as a perfect pitstop on your journey to the Olympic National Forest or the Washington coast, our location also offers proximity to excellent hiking and exploration opportunities.

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Dog-friendly airstreams in Washington guide

Overview

Looking for a camping experience that includes your pets and the comfort of an airstream? Hipcamp has over 5 options available in Washington that cater to your specific preferences. The Lookout at Mayfield Lake (8 reviews), Kaizen Roots Farm (1 review), and The Shire (1 review) are popular options to consider. With an average price of $125 per night and options as low as $85, you can enjoy amenities such as toilets, campfires, and cooking equipment while engaging in activities like historic site visits, horseback riding, and whitewater paddling.