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The Evergreen Playground

Come for the wedding, stay for the waterfalls, giant evergreens, cozy lodges, and mountain-town magic

Discover our curated list of local spots and helpful locations on Google Maps.

Where to Stay?

There are plenty of places to stay in and around Ashford, from cozy cabins and mountain lodges to inns, Airbnbs, and VRBOs. 
here are a few favorites..

Lodges and Inns

Historic, cozy mountain lodge with classic PNW charm.

Comfortable, convenient stay near the venue.

Forest cabins with spa vibes and on-site dining.

Quiet, romantic inn surrounded by forest.

Rustic, local favorite with historic charm.

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Comfy Cabins

Romantic cabins with hot tubs and forest views.

Creekside cabins perfect for a cozy stay.

Secluded cabins with spa-style amenities.

Rustic cabins next to a beloved local inn.

Curated list of cabins and vacation rentals around Mount Rainier

Air BNB and Vrbo

Modern log cabin with hot tub and private forest setting.

Luxury forest treehouse near Mount Rainier.

Spacious forest cabin with hot tub.

lux home with mountain views that sleeps 12.

Ideal location with hot tub that sleeps 10.

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Experience Mt. Rainer

Take a little peek at the mountain that makes this place so special! From breathtaking alpine views to ever-changing mountain scenery, Mt. Rainier is full of natural beauty. Check out the live webcam below to see what the mountain looks like right now!

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Good Eats & Drinks

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BaseCamp Bar & Grill

Relaxed mountain-town spot for coffee, burgers, beer, pizza, and outdoor seating near Mount Rainier.

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Copper Creek Inn Restaurant 

Known for homemade blackberry pie, cozy lodge vibes, and classic Pacific Northwest comfort food.

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Wildberry Restaurant 

Historic roadside café serving comfort food and Nepalese dishes, owned by a 15-time Everest summiter and world-record Himalayan climber.

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Paradise Village Restaurant

Cozy woodland dining with pizza, drinks, and a laid-back atmosphere.

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Rise & Grind

A popular drive-thru coffee stand serving strong espresso drinks and quick breakfast options right on the main road.

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Mill Haus Cider Co.

Laid-back Pacific Northwest cidery with outdoor seating and local Washington ciders. (farther away)

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Alpine Hikes & Iconic Views

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The most iconic area in Mount Rainier National Park, with sweeping glacier views, wildflower meadows, and short, easy trails. A historic inn, visitor center, and seasonal food and drinks make it an easy half-day stop.

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Magical old-growth forest with massive ancient trees and a flat peaceful boardwalk trail.
(1-1.5 miles roundtrip)

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Calm alpine lakes that mirror Mount Rainier on clear days — one of the most photographed views in Washington. (no hiking required)

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A postcard-perfect waterfall framed by a historic stone bridge just steps from parking. (no hiking required)

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One of the most powerful waterfalls in the park, with a short walk to a dramatic viewpoint right off the road.

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Historic park area with easy riverside walks and massive old-growth forest.

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Local Finds & Shopping

Classic mountain-town stop for snacks, basics, and souvenirs.

Historic roadside shop with local goods and railroad charm. We always stop here!

Historic park area with a small museum, visitor exhibits, and a general store offering books, maps, and Mount Rainier souvenirs. (inside national park)

Take a vintage steam train through forested valleys.

See bison, elk, bears, and wolves in natural habitats.

Charming pottery studio featuring handcrafted ceramics and locally made art.

Gifts, snacks, and Mount Rainier-inspired souvenirs located in a beautiful hotel..

Main Paradise-area visitor center with exhibits, interpretive displays, food options, and a well-stocked gift shop.

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