How much does it cost to camp at The Village at Rainier?

Camping at The Village at Rainier can cost between $100.00 and $130.00 depending on the site.

Are fires allowed at The Village at Rainier?

Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, fires are allowed at The Village at Rainier, although make sure to check current fire restrictions in the area.

Does The Village at Rainier have wifi?

Yes, according to campers on TheDyrt.com, The Village at Rainier does have wifi.

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The Village at Rainier

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The Village at Rainier is located near Mount Rainier in Washington, offering a landscape of forests and mountainous terrain. Temperatures in the area range from lows in the 30s Fahrenheit during winter to highs in the 70s during summer. Nearby attractions include Mount Rainier National Park, where visitors can explore hiking trails and scenic viewpoints.

Description

Reconnect with nature and the beauty of the Pacific Northwest! This tiny cabin has .5 bath with heat, kitchenette, toilet, private hot tub, Queen and twin bed , sleeper sofa and shared outdoor shower. We are located right at base-camp for Mt Rainier and a stones-throw to small grocery stores and pubs. Private access to the Nisqually River and a 10 minute drive to the entrance of the National Forest. Everything you could want for group camping, a romantic getaway, or climbing/hiking Mt Rainier!

The space

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There is currently limited linen service (sheets/blankets/bath towels) provided so please be prepared to bring those items with you (We reflect this in a lower cleaning fee after your stay) . Mattresses, pillows and disposable covers are provided in the lofts. These are tiny cabins on the side of a Mountain so "glamping" is the name of the game! We will send out reminders prior to your stay.

We have a convection oven perfect for small easy cooking, a two burner induction cooktop, microwave, kettle and mini-fridge. There are napkins, paper plates, cutlery and cups.

Guest access

The entrance to the Nisqually River can be found a short walk down the road.

As you exit the driveway of the cabins, take a left. Keep walking a very short distance until you see small entryway on the left side entering the forest. There you will see a faded sign with blue letters that says “Pack it out”. This walk leads you to a fork that breaks into 3 pathways. Take the center route for the easiest path to the river.

Please keep in mind the river changes frequently and consider bringing good shoes to easily traverse rocks and fallen branches. In the early spring it is best to bring shoes you don’t mind getting wet or that you can take off easily.

Once there, if there are no clouds, you can see the summit. It is a beautiful neighborhood secret and probably our favorite part when visiting!

Other things to note:

There is a shared propane heated outdoor shower available. Instructions for use will be sent at check-in.