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Naches Estates guest house with pool and view
The Naches Estates Guest House is close to sports fields, hiking, fishing, biking, wineries and wine tasting, kayaking, river rafting, a skate park, skiing and White Pass and Rainier recreational. Our place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers and families. You have your own private deck with a beautiful view of the valley and hours of bird watching with full use of the pool and hot tub. Our property has a basketball court. There is an outdoor Weber gas grill available.
Private River Front Oasis, HotTub, Firepits + A/C
Private & Majestic Naches Riverfront Retreat! Just 5 mins to Chinook Fest and a short drive to Mt. Rainier, Tipsoo Lake & White Pass. Enjoy 400+ ft of private riverfront—perfect for fishing & relaxing. Path to river w/ gazebo ★ Hot Tub ★ Starlink WiFi ★ Firepit (Propane & Wood) ★ Smart TVs in all bedrooms ★ Open-concept home w/ full kitchen ★ Covered outdoor BBQ kitchen & patio ★ Huge yard with games for kids & adults Steps from trail access for hiking, UTVs, dirt biking, snowmobiling & more!
Southern Pacific Caboose at the Iron Horse Inn
This 1964 bay window steel caboose car features queen bed, private bath with jetted Jacuzzi tub, sitting room with table and chairs, A/C, and back deck near the creek. It also has a mini refrigerator, microwave and coffee maker. We serve a continental breakfast inside the Inn, so please book the correct number of guests as we cook breakfast according to the number of guests in each room. Our cabooses are pet friendly with a 25.00 per stay. Caboose has a coffee maker, microwave & mini fridge.
Big Bear Ranch House
Relax in a peaceful setting in the foothills outside of Yakima. Large great room to sit in front of gas stove after skiing, hiking, fishing or kayaking in the nearby rivers and mountains. Sit in the private hot tub, surrounded only by hills. A canal road out of the back for beautiful walks with your dog. Plenty of room for snowmobile trailers and turnaround. Private gated property shared with the Cub. Please Note: No smoking in the house or on property. Eight guests limit. EV CHARGER.
Luxury riverfront on White Pass, hot tub, fire pit
Fall asleep to the sound of the river at this luxurious cabin 20 minutes to White Pass, 8 minutes to Rimrock Lake, and one 1/2 hours to Mt Rainier. Enjoy snow skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, cross country skiing, fly fishing, hiking, kayaking, boating, paddle boarding, white water rafting, and wine/beer tasting in the beautiful Yakima Valley. Wind down in the game room with a bar, wood stove, pool table, darts, and shuffle board, or relax in the hot tub or by the fire on your private beach.
White Pass Log Cabin Luxury Retreat
After a day of skiing, hiking, or river fishing, find your way home to this classic rustic log cabin updated with modern touches. Close to White Pass Skiing, Tieton River, and Rimrock Lake. Step inside to discover a destination in itself; a luxury retreat to escape the daily bustle with family, friends, someone special, or tranquil quality time to recharge yourself. 3 spacious, lodge-style bedrooms, plus a fireplace, kitchen, outdoor BBQ w/ covered dining, firepit & sauna, and game room await.
Yakima Winery Airstream w/ hot tub & private deck
Enjoy our Airstream steps away from the Freehand Cellars tasting room! Camping in style: we provide the location, the Airstream, the private deck and hot tub, the fire pit and everything else. You bring the adventure spirit! Surrounded by orchards and views for miles. Conveniently located within minutes to both downtown Yakima and the wine region. It is the perfect location to settle in and explore the Yakima Valley, wineries, breweries and restaurants. Free EV charger available 24 hours.
Hummingbird Hill-Pets, UTV access,HotTub,Art,Hikes
Ideal for UTVs & ATVs with direct National Forest access. Hundreds of miles of trails are nearby. This charming log home in a rural mountain setting is perfect for couples, families, and pets. The secluded 6-acre retreat offers privacy, breathtaking views, and hundreds of unique artworks. Enjoy a classic hot tub, wrap-around glass-covered deck, 3D home theater, and music room. Toys & bikes are available for guest use, Perfect for creative work, meditation, relaxation and healing.
Pinehaus Cabin- Sauna/Cold Plunge/Hot Tub/BBQ
Welcome to the Pinehaus! Nestled amongst the woods, on almost 4 acres, this cabin was designed to be a luxurious oasis to relax and recharge, a one of a kind experience. The space features a separate bathhouse that includes a sauna (with a large window), cold plunge, relaxation loft and a Hot Tub outside. It’s close enough to everything, but far enough in the tranquility of the woods. 10 minutes to DT Cle Elum. 15 minutes to DT Roslyn. 20 minutes to Suncadia. 1hr 30min to Seattle.
*Quaking Aspens: Hottub and Winter Adventures!
Escape the hustle and bask in serenity at our retreat-just 30 minutes from Mt. Rainier National Park and 40 minutes from White Pass Ski Resort. Our haven offers peace amidst natural beauty, several rivers within a mile for fishing or hiking. ATV enthusiasts can explore endless terrain, and Chinook Pass is your gateway to Mt. Rainier. Experience year-round joy, from winter skiing to summer adventures. Unwind in the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure.
White Pass Luxury Cabin
Relax at this unique and tranquil getaway. And, we now have wifi! Enjoy the beautiful view and sound of the Tieton River from the huge covered deck in this beautiful, unique mountain cabin. Minutes from Rimrock Lake and White Pass Ski Resort. This luxury cabin offers cathedral ceilings, a natural rock/gas fireplace, wide open views of the Tieton River, a covered deck, outside seating and dining, as well as a firepit overlooking the lawn and river.
The Loft on Old Naches
Welcome to your private country estate—gated, tucked along the golf course with a pond, creek, and park-like grounds. Whether you’re here to unwind or explore, you get the best of both worlds: calm mornings in the park and afternoons golfing, hiking, biking, climbing or on the water. Evenings are for a quiet movie night from our collection. Comfort, seclusion, and convenience—your place to recharge in the heart of Central Washington.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Naches?
Stay around the Naches River area for a tranquil setting, or choose cabins and vacation homes near the foothills for quick access to trails. Homes near orchards and ranches give guests a locally-rooted experience.
What are the best things to do in Naches with kids?
Pick apples or berries at a local orchard, hike gentle trails in recreation areas, or watch for wildlife near the river. Some visitors enjoy fishing or attending kid-friendly events during festival seasons.
What are some of the best things to do in Naches?
Explore regional orchards, visit local markets, or hike scenic trails in the foothills. Photographers and nature enthusiasts often spend time in the Oak Creek Wildlife Area or enjoy seasonal festivities throughout the year.
How is the weather in Naches?
Naches has cold, wetter winters around 23–40°F (-5–4°C), and warm, dry summers near 79–90°F (26–32°C), with very little rainfall in July and August. Layers and sun protection are useful for variable conditions.
When is the best time to visit Naches?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for visiting Naches, when temperatures are milder and outdoor activities are in full swing. Fruit harvests and local festivals also bring added energy to the area.
What are the best places to visit in Naches?
Naches has scenic stops like the Oak Creek Wildlife Area, historic parts of downtown, and views along the Naches River. Explore local fruit stands or take a break in peaceful riverside parks.
What are some hiking trails in Naches?
Naches has hiking trails through forests and along rivers, including routes in the Oak Creek Wildlife Area and under the shade of Ponderosa pines. Trailheads around the mountain passes are frequently suggested for all skill levels.
What are some family activities we can do in Naches?
Families often explore local fruit stands, picnic in riverside parks, or take gentle hikes in nearby recreation areas. Seasonal festivals, wildlife viewing, and fishing are also popular choices for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Naches?
Around Naches, you can explore mountain trails, picnic by rivers, or visit scenic byways with views of the Cascade foothills. Many visitors enjoy outings to regional wineries, nearby nature reserves, or small historic towns.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Naches?
Many accommodations in Naches welcome pets, especially in rural and cabin-style properties. Bring essentials for your animal companion and confirm specific amenities with your host before booking.
What are some local tips for visiting Naches?
Layer up for shifting weather, especially if hiking or spending time by the river. Visit local farm stands early for the freshest fruit, and consider chatting with growers to learn more about regional produce.
What is Naches known for?
Naches is known for its abundant orchards, scenic byways, and access to hiking, fishing, and outdoor adventure. The town is often associated with seasonal fruit harvests and gateways to mountain recreation.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Naches?
Naches has lesser-known walking trails beneath tall evergreens, historic bridges tucked along quiet backroads, and viewpoints for birdwatching. Small local fruit stands and roadside art can surprise those who wander.
What are the best foods to try in Naches?
Local flavors in Naches often highlight fresh apples, cherries, and pears from the Yakima Valley, as well as homemade pies. Around harvest times, fruit stands and local diners serve dishes made with regional produce.
What should I bring for a trip to Naches?
Pack layers for changing temperatures, sturdy footwear for hikes, and sun protection for sunny days. Reusable water bottles and a camera are also handy for exploring orchards and nature areas.
What is the nightlife in Naches like?
Nightlife in Naches centers on casual hangouts, quiet pubs, and family-friendly spots where visitors unwind after outdoor activities. Local establishments may feature live music or community events on select nights.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Naches?
Naches hosts seasonal events like fall harvest festivals, fruit celebrations, and local parades, often around Labor Day weekend or during orchard harvests. Community gatherings and markets draw visitors throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Naches?
Naches has a range of family-friendly vacation rentals, including homes near rivers, mountains, and scenic landscapes. Many places feature outdoor spaces and kitchens, making it easy to relax with children.