Tiny Cabin Near Mt. Rainier-Little Owl Cabin

Mt. Rainier is a year round Washington destination for outdoor adventurers.  With limited places to stay in Mt. Rainier National Park, renting a cabin for your trip is a great choice.  This tiny cabin near Mt. Rainier is one of the 5 Little Owl Cabin properties, and you’ll love your stay here.

About Mt. Rainier

Located in the state of Washington, Mt. Rainier National Park is one of the oldest and most visited national parks in the country.  Mt. Rainier is the most prominent mountain in the Cascades standing 14, 410 feet above sea level. This mountain peak can be seen all the way in Seattle which is over 2 hours away!  We have a guide for the park below with details on amazing hikes and things to do on your trip.

Read More: Mt. Rainier National Park Guide 

Tiny Cabin Near Mt. Rainier

While places to stay inside the national park are limited (and pricey), there are many amazing cabins to book on Airbnb.   We found Little Owl Cabin’s Pika Cabin, a tiny cabin recently built in 2021.  Located in Packwood, Washington, this stay is only 20 minutes away from the national park entrance.  It only fits 2 guests, so it’s great for couples!  It feels private and secluded while being a convenient drive away from restaurants and a grocery store.

Highlights

One of the main features of this tiny cabin near Mt. Rainier is the cedar hot tub.  Imagine coming back after a full day of hiking and relaxing in the hot tub…the best way to end the day.  While the cabin faces another cabin,  there are privacy walls built around the hot tub to shield guests from view.  Along with the cedar hot tub is a large fire pit for cooler days.

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While this cabin is small, you won’t be missing anything.  It has a fully equipped kitchen with everything you’ll need to cook a meal.  This cabin also has a full bathroom (with a bidet), a living/lounge area, and a loft with the most comfortable memory foam bed.  The vintage decor is a whole vibe and the large windows throughout the cabin let in an abundance of natural light.  Don’t worry, sleeping masks are provided as well, if you’re used to sleeping with blackout shades like us.

If you plan on cooking your own meals, there is a small grocery store just minutes away.  We picked up some tacos from Packwood Brewing Company for dinner one night, and they were amazing!  We highly recommend.

This tiny cabin near Mt. Rainier is the perfect hub for adventuring.  Its proximity to Mt. Rainier National Park along with the cozy vibes and peaceful surroundings makes it one of the best stays in Washington.  We hope you enjoy your trip to Mt. Rainier!