Family-friendly holiday rentals in Guemes Island

Two story cedar home with incredible oceanview.

Bungalow 252 is a secluded hilltop cedar home getaway. Magnificent 130 degree view of the ocean, Mt. Baker and the Cascades. Hardwood flooring. Eagles, bats, deer and raccoons abound. BBQ, watch boats and occasionally orcas from the deck. Nicely stocked full kitchen. Wood stove. Pod coffee maker with coffee, chai, hot chocolate. Two 3D HDTVs with streaming. High speed WIFI (100 MBPS upstairs, slower downstairs), cell service. Games, books, DVDs, binoculars, telescope. Soap, shampoo, conditioner.

Seaside Island Cottage-Skagit Valley Tulips April

Love beach combing, sunsets, and sealife? This island escape is for you! In April, the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is nearby. After a quick 5-minute ferry ride, arrive at our whimsical west-beach cottage on Guemes Island with its panoramic views and magical sunsets...perfect for relaxing, taking beach walks, finding treasures, hiking the mountain & local trails, exploring your favorite water sports, and spotting herons, seals, bald eagles, & even whales. Kids and pets welcome...mooring offered.

Cruise the Meadow in a Classic, Private Warm Cozy

Secluded! Meadowlark is a 1938 curvaceous 40' classic PNW cruiser. Authentic bathroom, kitchen, sleeping quarters and period memorabilia. Roomy salon for meals/games. She sits high and dry in her own meadow far away from the maddening crowd. We are taking special measures between guests to sanitizing surfaces. Clean, Cozy & Private. " the most interesting Airbnb we've stayed in yet.The Meadowlark is comfortable and charming...night sky is amazing"-another satisfied guest. Easy self check in

Historic Discovery Bay Beach Cabin Stunning Views

Experience healing and peace with the sound of gentle waves on Discovery Bay. Our cabin was built in 1939 by our grandfather who was an early businessman in Port Townsend. He wisely recognized for decades to come this would be a prized place of rest, enjoyed by 5 generations. Our two kayaks for beginners and new paddle board are available for rent. Explore the unbelievable beauty of the Olympic National Park just a few miles away featuring hiking to rainforests, glaciers, and mountain lakes.

The Nut House

Glamping in the trees. Come experience the beauty and serenity of being in the forest in a unique craftsman treehouse on beautiful Camano Island just an hour and ten minutes north of Seattle. Your private parking and short trail leads to a short cable bridge into a cozy 150 sq. ft. cabin 13 ft above the forest floor. You’ll be surrounded by mahogany walls with a cozy full size futon up in the loft. If the futon is too cozy a campsite is available. The treehouse is warm even on chilly nights.

Cozy Modern Cabin - The Dragonfly on Guemes Island

Escape to a pet-friendly paradise on Guemes Island! This 2-bed, 1-bath open floor haven sprawls across 2.5 lush acres. Imagine: industrial-grade steel meets polished concrete, inviting nature inside through expansive windows. A glass reading nook, a balcony for forest views, and a woodfire stove providing cozy comfort. Embrace the outdoors inside and revel in the flood of natural light. This is your private retreat—full access to a nature-infused getaway! We are pet-friendly w/no pet fees

*Stunning Bay Views & Sunsets*Covered Deck+Firepit

Spacious 1 bd apt w/impressive views of Padilla Bay & unforgettable sunsets, located at the end of a long driveway w/a private covered entrance. Large bdrm w/king size bed & walk-in closet. Fully covered deck w/gas firepit & comfy sectional. Streaming TV + reliable WIFI. This is the place to unwind & relax after a day of work or play. Pick up local ingredients at nearby markets to craft a meal in the fully stocked kitchen or discover local fare at nearby restaurants & bakeries. Onsite W/D.

Tiny House on Guemes Island, WA.

Solar Powered Tiny House and your own private Sauna tucked in the woods amongst old growth Cedar trees. Enjoy campfires at night under the stars and forest canopy, a game of horseshoes, beach walks, hike the Guemes Mountain, or enjoy the NEW Barrel Sauna and cold plunge pull-shower. Also NEW, Take advantage of our three available E-bikes rentals to explore the island. More details in listing photos for pricing and message us after you book if you'd like to add rentals onto your stay.

Sir Cedric's Cedar Treehouse

Sir Cedric Cedar Treehouse is a unique accommodation that will inspire you and form a lasting impression. Creative expression, hand-hewn craftsmanship, and functional design combine for a tranquil getaway. This 4-foot-wide Western Red Cedar passes directly through the middle of the Treehouse without a single bolt driven into it. The majestic presence of Sir Cedric and the quiet within this handcrafted-with-love-abode is truly amazing, all created with your comfort in mind.

The Field House Farm Stay on Midnight's Farm

Step into island life, relax into the land on a 100 acre working farm. This sunny home invites you to read in the window seat, grill on the patio, cozy up to the woodstove or get creative in the well-stocked kitchen. Explore the pastures, marsh, and ponds. Use the yoga studio. Fire up the sauna. Charge your EV. Nestled next to the pond and removed from the activity of barn and market garden the Field House invites you to enjoy your own retreat or engage with the farm.

Lakeside Cabin in the Trees with Views & a Hot Tub

Heron’s Nest Cabin: A Secluded Island Retreat with Bay Glimpses and Forest Calm Perched on a wooded hillside above Hale Passage and Bellingham Bay, Heron’s Nest Cabin is a peaceful haven where towering evergreens and filtered water views set the tone for a quiet, restorative escape. Whether you’re curled up by the wood stove, soaking in the cedar hot tub, or enjoying a slow morning with coffee on the deck, this is the kind of place where the pace shifts—and so do you.

Guemes Island-w/Hot Tub- Basement Apt-Water Views

Get away from the city life and visit Channel View Hideaway, nestled on an enchanting island, gateway to the San Juan's. Only 7 minutes away from Anacortes by ferry, with many site seeing opportunities to enjoy. Relax in a HOT TUB over-looking the Channel, after a long bike ride or hike. Guemes Island residents not only are known for their friendly hand waves, but are true environmentalists as well as some of the Northwest most creative musicians and artists.