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Mama Moon Treehouse
This magical treehouse was built by Pete Nelson 25 years ago and recently renovated with help from his crew. It sits in living trees on our 5 acre property next to its own little pond and fountain. It has a bathroom with sink and toilet, hot water outdoor shower, wifi, heat, AC & more! Enjoy the outdoor space with, hammocks, grill and fire pit by the pond. It's 1 mile from Lake Alice so grab the paddle boards and head to the lake! Plus, book a sound healing or sacred ceremony while you're here!
Cheerful Mt Si Cottage with central AC & Fireplace
This cozy modern cottage has everything you & your family need for an unforgettable mountain retreat. For hikers, Mt Si trail & Mount Teneriffe Trailhead are a short walk away. Little Si is 1.5 miles away, Rattlesnake Lake is 6 miles, & Snoqualmie Valley Rail Trail is a 5 min drive. Skiing is just 20 minutes away at the Pass. Plenty of "Twin Peaks" film sites are within walking or short driving distance. Creekfront gazebo & firepit available for your enjoyment. Modern amenities & fast internet.
Ansel's Cabin, Riverfront Hot Tub w/MtView
A glitter of green and golden wonder in a vast edifice of stone and space" is how Ansel Adams described Yosemite, but he could have easily been describing this section of the Snoqualmie River. If Ansel were alive today, this historic cabin would be his retreat; his muse. Ansel's Cabin is located on banks of the Snoqualmie river, anchored at the foot of Mt. Si’s granite face. This cabin is for people who need nature in their lives; a place to decompress, experience nature, and restore sanity.
The Barn ~Minutes from Snoqualmie Casino!
Welcome to the Barn — a cozy, thoughtfully designed studio perfect for solo travelers or couples seeking a peaceful getaway. Whether you're here for mountain adventures, a local wedding, or simply to recharge, this space offers the perfect mix of charm, comfort, and convenience. Enjoy our outdoor lounge that will bring a truly unique experience to your stay. Step into a converted shipping container turned spa-style retreat, complete with a sauna, cold plunge, fireplace, TV, and plush seating.
Cozy Creekside Cabin Pristine & Perfectly Located
Spring and Summer are splendidly serene here. And this modern cozy cabin includes all the amenities you need to have the perfect getaway. Spacious kitchen, luxurious bathroom, soaking tub and more. Enjoy morning coffee to the sounds of rushing water, take a stroll along the creek or relax in hammocks under maple and cedar trees. Easy access to North Bend's great restaurants, shops, and necessities, minutes away from some of the best hiking trails in the state and 30 min to FIFA World Cup.
Elliott's Cabin ~ Charming and Cozy
Elliott's Cabin is a log cabin snuggled in the cascade foothills, but only 45 minutes from downtown Seattle. We are 15 minutes from Snoqualmie Falls and close to numerous breathtaking hikes. Sleep in a snug loft and enjoy the convenience of a full kitchen. Elliott's Cabin is in a wooded setting across from a lake. We have a canoe you may carry across the street to pristine Lake Alice for a scenic paddle or swim!:) There is a private deck in the woods behind the cabin for your enjoyment!
Baxter Barn Cottage Historic Farm Snoqualmie Falls
The Cottage is a 1949 cottage located end of a rural road. It has all the necessities to make your stay comfortable and relaxing. You can warm up next to the newly installed pellet stove or drink a hot cup of coffee from the Keurig. DVD, Blu-ray, cable and wifi are available. We are a small, family owned historic farm and we lovingly raise a variety of animals including chickens, horses, rabbits, pheasants, quail and mini-donkeys. Visit our website; BaxterBarn .org for more information
Stunning Snoqualmie Escape -Falls, Trails & Skiing
The Snoqualmie Casita is your luxury retreat in the Heart of Downtown Snoqualmie. Your basecamp for all your PNW Adventures. One of the best locations to experience everything the PNW has to offer. Nestled just one block away from Historic downtown Snoqualmie. Walk to restaurants, the brewery and shops (2 mins), Snoqualmie Falls (4 mins), Seattle (25 mins), SeaTac Airport (33 miles), Bellevue (20mins), Snoqualmie Pass (28 miles), DirtFish Rally (3 miles). Greetings and Welcome to the PNW!
Charming Lakefront Log Cabin
Indulge in a serene escape with your loved ones at this gorgeous cabin on Lake Alice's tranquil shores. Boasting charming touches and practical amenities, your stay will be unforgettable. Unwind by the outdoor fireplace with stunning lake views or have some fun with friends and family in the spacious backyard. Located near some of Washington's most breathtaking hikes and outdoor experiences, it's perfect for outdoor enthusiasts. Book your stay and bask in the ultimate tranquil retreat!
Skiing, Snoqualmie Falls, Hiking, Golf, Dirtfish & Casino
Sip wine on the back deck while watching the meandering river flow by The River’s Nest, a meticulously presented family home, walking distance to historic downtown Snoqualmie and 30 miles to Seattle. Cook in a full kitchen and dine with a view of the river. Stroll past the city park with amenities on your way to town for shopping, dinning and entertainment or drive 5 minutes to local attractions; wine tasting, casino, golf, outlet shopping, hiking and Snoqualmie Falls!
Mt Si Bungalow~ Minutes from downtown!
Enjoy stunning views of Mount Si just minutes from downtown North Bend. This one-bedroom bungalow offers a private entrance and a peaceful, pet-friendly retreat tucked away on the owner’s property. Relax by the wood-burning fire pit or soak in the hot tub after a hike. A short walk leads to the South Fork of the Snoqualmie River. Located in a rural neighborhood with a scenic one-mile loop walk, plus ample on-site parking.
Private, clean, RV parked and, Pet friendly
Nice, clean RV to rest and relax. 1 queen bed and 1 couch. Pet friendly. Fully furnished and comfortable for your stay. We have a fenced yard if you bring a doggie. Fall City is quiet and only 35 miles to Seattle, Pike Place Market & Space Needle. Concerts, Hiking, Biking, Dirtfish, Remlinger Farm, North Bend, Marathons, Trains & Snoqualmie Falls. The Salish lodge & Snoqualmie Casino are close by in the Snoqualmie Valley.
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Other great holiday rentals in Fall City
Kayak Cabin on the Middle Fork
Modern Barn Retreat | Hot Tub • Fireplace
Cozy Modern Farmhouse by a River
Garden Cottage in Fall City
The Guesthouse in Downtown Fall City
North Bend Downtown Cottage - private hot tub Mt S
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Fall City Family Retreat: Woods & Trails + Dogs
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Fall City?
Stays near the Snoqualmie River are often suggested for their peaceful scenery, while vacation homes nestled among forests and rural landscapes provide a relaxing base. Many accommodations in Fall City have cozy interiors and easy access to outdoor activities.
What are the best things to do in Fall City with kids?
Explore riverside parks, pick berries at a local farm, or walk nature trails where wildlife is sometimes spotted. Family-friendly float trips on the Snoqualmie River are frequently suggested for warm days.
What are some of the best things to do in Fall City?
Explore the falls at Snoqualmie Falls, sample local produce at nearby farms, or embark on a float down the Snoqualmie River. Trails, fishing spots, and historic sites around town highlight Fall City's close connection to nature.
How is the weather in Fall City?
Fall City experiences cool, rainy winters with temperatures around 37–52°F (3–11°C), and mild summers with drier, warmer days near 57–78°F (14–25°C). Light layers and a waterproof jacket are helpful, especially outside of summer.
When is the best time to visit Fall City?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended for drier, warmer weather around 57–78°F (14–25°C) and blooming wildflowers. This period also brings open-air markets and expanded opportunities for river and trail activities.
What are the best places to visit in Fall City?
Snoqualmie Falls is frequently suggested for scenic views, and the Fall City Wall offers a glimpse into local history through public art. Riverside parks and local farms add to the area's appeal for relaxation and outdoor exploration.
What are some hiking trails in Fall City?
The Snoqualmie Valley Trail and Preston-Snoqualmie Trail are often recommended for walking, biking, and nature viewing. Both provide gentle routes with forest, river, and mountain scenery.
What are some family activities we can do in Fall City?
Families can explore riverside parks, visit U-pick farms for seasonal fruit, or enjoy float trips on the Snoqualmie River. Community events, playgrounds, and hiking trails around Fall City invite year-round outdoor fun.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Fall City?
Explore Snoqualmie Falls for dramatic views, wander historic Snoqualmie for local shops and cafes, or venture to the Cascade foothills for hiking. The wider region features wineries, forested parks, and arts communities.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Fall City?
Many accommodations in Fall City are pet friendly, with spacious yards or easy access to river paths and local parks. Hosts often provide guidance on nearby pet-walking spots and outdoor recreation.
What are some local tips for visiting Fall City?
Rain is common outside summer, so waterproof shoes and layers keep outings comfortable. Many parks and trails are open year-round, and local markets or farm stands reflect the changing seasons—check for fresh berries or pumpkins depending on when you visit.
What is Fall City known for?
Fall City is known for its scenic setting near rivers and forests, outdoor recreation opportunities, and a welcoming small-town atmosphere. Proximity to Snoqualmie Falls and local farms adds to its identity.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Fall City?
Look for riverside trails and lesser-known public art like the Fall City Wall, or discover small bakeries and locally owned antique shops scattered around town. Quiet picnic spots by the river often appeal to those seeking solitude.
What are the best foods to try in Fall City?
Savor Pacific Northwest classics such as wild salmon, berry desserts featuring local produce, and fresh baked goods from neighborhood bakeries. Farm-to-table offerings highlight what is in season around Fall City.
What should I bring for a trip to Fall City?
Bring waterproof outerwear, comfortable walking shoes for trails, and layers for cool mornings and evenings. Packing a reusable water bottle and a camera is also helpful for outdoor and scenic activities.
What is the nightlife in Fall City like?
Fall City has relaxed nightlife centered around local pubs, family-run restaurants, and occasional live music events. The atmosphere is welcoming and laid back, reflecting the town's rural surroundings.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Fall City?
Fall City has seasonal gatherings that highlight local arts, crafts, and food. Community fairs in summer and early autumn are frequently suggested, bringing neighbors together for music, vendors, and family-friendly activities.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Fall City?
Fall City has a variety of family-friendly vacation rentals, including houses with multiple bedrooms, spacious yards, and easy access to parks. Many homes are designed for comfortable group stays in natural settings.
Destinations to explore
- Mount Rainier National Park
- University of Washington
- T-Mobile Park
- Stevens Pass
- Space Needle
- Seattle Center
- Climate Pledge Arena
- Lumen Field
- Treehouse Point
- Woodland Park Zoo
- Crystal Mountain Resort
- Seward Park
- Northwest Trek Wildlife Park
- Chateau Ste. Michelle Winery
- Seattle Aquarium
- Wild Waves Theme and Water Park
- The Summit at Snoqualmie
- Wallace Falls State Park
- Discovery Park
- Marymoor Park
- Tacoma Dome
- Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium
- Lake Union Park
- 5th Avenue Theatre