Vacation rentals in Sequim
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Explore 150 vacation rentals in Sequim
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Sequim vacation rentals start at $50 per night before taxes and fees
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Family-friendly vacation rentals
70 properties offer extra space & kid-friendly amenities
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Find 70 rentals that welcome pets
Vacation rentals with a pool
10 properties feature pools
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70 properties have a dedicated workspace
Wi-Fi availability
140 of Sequim vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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Guests love Self check-in, Gym, and BBQ grill across Sequim rentals
4.9 Average rating
Sequim stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.9 out of 5!
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Secluded Farm Cottage - WOW Views! Near Lavender
Rejuvenate your soul in your own private cottage on tranquil farmland with breathtaking mountain views and cozy king bed. Lavender farms, Dungeness Spit, and the Bike Trail all nearby! Just 10 minutes from downtown Sequim, with charming shops and great restaurants. Great basecamp for Olympic National Park including Hurricane Ridge, Hoh Rainforest, Lake Crescent, Ruby Beach, Sol Duc . . . . Pet friendly! NOTE: Washer & Dryer available upon advance request for stays of 3 nights or more =0)
Luxe Beachfront Cottage | Hot Tub | Mountain Views
Welcome to the Light Keeper's Cottage, five private acres of beach living. Indulge in the ultimate coastal experience at this newly renovated beachfront cottage on Dungeness Bay. The exquisite location perfectly blends modern luxury and breathtaking natural beauty, making it an idyllic escape for families, couples, and friends seeking a memorable vacation. Experience your PNW paradise with unobstructed views of the Dungeness Lighthouse, Canada, Mt Baker, the Olympics, and the San Juan Islands.
Sequim Storybook Tiny Home W/Hot Tub (No Pet Fee)
Welcome to Storybook Tiny home in serene Sequim, a cozy forest haven, featuring charming craftsman woodwork, a queen bed, a private bathroom with a new flushable toilet, a kitchenette with a microwave, and a propane fireplace for a snug atmosphere. Enjoy the outdoor patio with a fire pit, relax in the 104-degree hot tub. Observe local wildlife. Just a short drive to Sequim's shops, hiking trails, and near Olympic National Park, the perfect blend of rustic charm and convenience for your getaway.
Olympic Mountain View Cottage Hot Tub & EV Charger
Come escape to this private rural cottage with stunning Olympic Mountain views, patio, premium hot tub, Level 2 Tesla/universal EV charger, and BBQ. Perfect for couples, golfers, and Olympic National Park hikers. Includes a full kitchen, 309 Mbps Wi-Fi, and cozy gas fireplace. Max 4 guests (queen bed + sofa bed). PLEASE NOTE: The single bathroom (walk-in shower, no tub) is located directly off the bedroom, requiring walkthrough access. Please review all rules and septic notes before booking!
Shippen's Cabin
Located in the foothills of the Olympics, Shippen's Cabin offers the comforts of home in a wilderness retreat. The cabin is an ideal location to base your hiking adventure, or simply come to enjoy some time away from the city while exploring the area's many attractions. Relax after a long day on the trail with a hot sauna or a meal on the deck and enjoy the wilderness setting, often visited by local wildlife. High speed WiFi is available for those that need to stay connected during their stay.
Historic Discovery Bay Beach Cabin Stunning Views
Experience healing and peace with the sound of gentle waves on Discovery Bay. Our cabin was built in 1939 by our grandfather who was an early businessman in Port Townsend. He wisely recognized for decades to come this would be a prized place of rest, enjoyed by 5 generations. Our two kayaks for beginners and new paddle board are available for rent. Explore the unbelievable beauty of the Olympic National Park just a few miles away featuring hiking to rainforests, glaciers, and mountain lakes.
The Studio
The Studio is a very private guest house created from a former art studio, elegantly furnished with a country flair. Located in a farm area, this is a perfect getaway location - convenient to lavender farms, beaches, and mountains, yet less than 10 minutes from downtown Sequim. The property features a private gated entrance, mountain view, fenced and landscaped yard, and ample parking. A bank of Cypress trees provides afternoon shade, and there is a fireplace to cozy up to on chilly evenings.
Private apartment in Sequim, WA
This one-bedroom, one-bath apartment has a private entrance, private driveway, and private patio with BBQ. It also has a full kitchen, full-sized washer and dryer, and a living room that includes an air mattress sofa/sleeper. It sits on a five-acre lot with private access to the Olympic Discovery Trail for your biking and hiking pleasure. You can use us as a base to explore the Olympic Peninsula and Olympic National Park. The Dungeness River Nature Center is within easy walking distance.
The Secret Garden
We are on the edge of town, but feels like miles away. This sweet cabin is peaceful and charming, surrounded with gardens, fruit trees and wildlife. Although we are within the city limits, you'll feel completely removed from the hubbub of daily life, with plenty of stores and restaurants near by. The Olympic Discovery trail runs very close by, making it easy to take a walk or bike ride. During the summer, feel free to pick a few raspberries, figs, peaches, apples, pears and even kiwis!
The Barn at Finn Hall Farm
The Barn at Finn Hall Farm is surrounded by 60 acres of lush pasture land and beautiful views of the Olympic Mountains and Salish Sea. Located in between Sequim and Port Angeles you'll have easy access to local adventures and the Olympic National Park. The refurbished milk house and glamping loft is rustic, comfortable and relaxing. Explore our 100 year old family farm, take a walk down country roads, pick seasonal fruit, play vintage records and watch the sunset from the loft deck.
Rainshadow Cabin - Romantic Getaway
Mountain View Cabin located in the outskirts of Sequim, where you can relax and take it easy while having a tranquil romantic getaway. Explore the beauty of the Olympic Peninsula and everything that the surroundings have to offer. *The place: Guests will have full access to the guest cabin with a private porch where they can enjoy the views of the Olympic Mountains while sipping on some local roasted Coffee. Tucked away but yet only a seven minute drive into town.
Casa del Royale 1883
You’ll have plenty to enjoy at this historic place in a picturesque setting. You will feel like you have stepped back in time. But thank goodness you will have all the modern amenities and creature comforts. Large patio with BBQ and porch swing, a second story deck with a territorial view and view of the Straights. Lots of cowboy and Indian artwork depicting the exciting wild west! The internet is a top notch system through Starlink!
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Dungeness Spit
Longest natural sand spit in the US, offering scenic hikes, wildlife viewing, and a historic lighthouse
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At Dungeness Spit, start with a short wooded trail that opens onto a long, sandy beach lined with driftwood, shallow protected waters, and views of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, Mt. Baker, the Canadian Cascades, and the Olympic Mountains. Walk as little or as much as you like, or commit to the 10–11 mile roundtrip hike along the spit to the historic New Dungeness Lighthouse, its small museum, and spiral staircase to the top. Watch for eagles, osprey, herons, otters, seals, sea lions, seasonal orcas, and tiny shore creatures in this National Wildlife Refuge of tide flats, wetlands, and forest. Pack a picnic, bring binoculars, check tides and current refuge rules, and note there’s a small per-group entrance fee and no dogs allowed on the spit.
Olympic Game Farm
Drive-through animal park featuring retired movie animals, offering close encounters with bears, bison, and elk
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At Olympic Game Farm you drive your own enclosed vehicle through 84 acres of wildlife and feed animals like bison, elk, yaks, deer, zebras, and llamas right from your car window. Expect long tongues, slobbery noses, and gooey windows as buffalo, elk, and even yaks crowd in for whole wheat bread or carrots, and watch playful bears—some will even “wave.” Inside the park you’ll also see lions, tigers (including a rare white Siberian), wolves, and a massive Kodiak bear, plus a petting-zoo area and summer walking tours. The farm began as a facility for Walt Disney animal actors and now serves as a refuge for retired, rescued, and surplus-zoo animals, making it a memorable experience for both kids and adults.
Fort Worden Historical State Park
Expansive park offering beaches, historic bunkers, trails, and cultural events
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At Fort Worden Historical State Park, you can walk more than 2 miles of sandy, saltwater beach, hunt for sea glass, and visit Point Wilson Lighthouse and the Marine Science Center. Explore extensive WWI-era and turn-of-the-century bunkers and gun batteries—bring a flashlight for the underground spaces—and wander past historic barracks, parade grounds, and museums. Hike or bike wooded bluff and forest trails with wide water views, watch for wildlife, or rent kayaks and go crabbing. In season, catch concerts, art events, grab food and drinks at on-site spots like the Guardhouse or The Cantina, and remember a Discover Pass or buy a day pass on arrival.
Railroad Bridge Park
Scenic park with a historic railway trestle, nature center, and access to the Olympic Discovery Trail
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At Railroad Bridge Park, walk the rare wooden-truss railway trestle—now a pedestrian bridge—high over the Dungeness River and watch seasonal salmon runs, shifting currents, and riparian forest up close. Explore the Dungeness River Nature Center/Audubon Center with free exhibits on local wildlife, a nature study room, interpretive signs, and a topographic map, then grab a coffee and sit on the plaza. Wander the 75 wooded acres, picnic, let kids play, birdwatch, or wade and relax on the small river beach.
Rocky Brook Falls
Easily accessible waterfall with a serene swimming hole, perfect for all ages and abilities
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At Rocky Brook Falls you can stand right near a 200+ foot horsetail waterfall, feel the spray, and take memorable photos, even climbing a few rocks carefully for a different angle. In warmer months, cool off in the clear swimming hole at the base or seek out the quieter “secret” pool above the falls. The walk in is a short, mostly level 0.1–0.25 miles, manageable for many ages and abilities. Visit in winter or spring to see the water roaring dramatically over the rocks.
Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge
Wildlife refuge featuring a long sand spit, diverse bird species, and scenic hiking trails
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Walk through cool, forested trails and coastal bluffs that open onto the Dungeness Spit, one of the world’s longest natural sand spits. Hike as far as you like along the flat sand-and-pebble beach, or commit to the 11-mile round-trip out to the New Dungeness Lighthouse, with a small museum, restrooms, picnic tables, and water. Watch for shorebirds, harlequin ducks, eagles, and marine mammals, and time your visit with a falling or low tide for easier walking.
Sequim house rentals
Lighthouse View near Olympic Park
Olympic Sky Cabin Hot Tub+Private Acreage Escape
Holiday Home | Your Home Away From Home
Olympic Mountain View Retreat on Serene Acreage
Great Location~Fireplace Insert~Dog Friendly
Hot Tub, HomeTheater, Family/Kid Friendly & Views!
Family-Friendly Home w/ Mountain Views & Hot Tub
Spacious Family Retreat on Olympic Discovery Trail
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Beach Garden Cottage
Discovery Way Waterview
Modern Chalet - Luxury Home, Hot Tub & Mnt Views
wabisabi inspired teahouse
Olympic NP Romantic Couples Cabin - The Sugi Box
When is the best time to visit Sequim?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
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| Avg. price | $110 | $109 | $125 | $136 | $147 | $174 | $168 | $178 | $134 | $123 | $115 | $112 |
| Avg. temp | 42°F | 43°F | 45°F | 50°F | 55°F | 60°F | 64°F | 64°F | 59°F | 51°F | 46°F | 42°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Sequim?
Sequim has vacation rentals near the downtown area, in hillside neighborhoods, and just outside town for those seeking tranquil surroundings. Some stays are close to nature trails and parks for easy outdoor access.
What are the best things to do in Sequim with kids?
Families can explore marine centers, walk along trails in Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge, and enjoy hands-on activities at local museums. Lavender farm visits and nearby beaches are frequently suggested for outdoor fun.
What are some of the best things to do in Sequim?
Explore lavender farms, walk trails in Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge, and browse local shops and cafes in downtown Sequim. Visitors also enjoy birdwatching, marine centers, and community art walks throughout the year.
How is the weather in Sequim?
Sequim has cool, wetter winters with temperatures around 37–48°F (3–9°C), and drier, warmer summers near 53–74°F (12–24°C). Rain is lighter in summer, so visitors often pack layers and sun protection.
When is the best time to visit Sequim?
Late spring to early fall is often recommended, with milder temperatures and less rain, especially for outdoor explorations and seasonal festivals. Spring and summer bring blooming lavender fields, which are frequently suggested highlights.
What are the best places to visit in Sequim?
Explore the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge, stroll through downtown shops, and wander local lavender farms during peak bloom. Sequim Bay State Park and marine centers are also frequently suggested for nature lovers.
What are some hiking trails in Sequim?
Explore nature trails at Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge, hike the scenic paths in Sequim Bay State Park, or wander the Olympic Discovery Trail. These routes are often recommended for gentle walks and birdwatching.
What are some family activities we can do in Sequim?
Explore the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge, visit local lavender farms, or enjoy picnics in Sequim Bay State Park. Family-friendly events, playgrounds, and museum exhibits encourage interactive experiences for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Sequim?
Plan day trips to Olympic National Park, explore nearby coastal towns, or visit marine centers along the peninsula. Many travelers also explore local hiking trails and cultural sites just outside Sequim.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Sequim?
Many vacation rentals in Sequim welcome pets, especially in neighborhoods near nature parks. Outdoor spaces and access to walking trails make it convenient for visitors traveling with dogs.
What are some local tips for visiting Sequim?
Locals often suggest visiting early in the day to catch mountain views and avoiding peak times for lavender fields. Dress in layers, as weather can shift quickly, and explore local farmers markets for seasonal goods.
What is Sequim known for?
Sequim is known for its lavender farms, frequent sunshine, and nearby natural areas such as the Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge. The city also has a reputation for outdoor recreation and farming traditions.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Sequim?
Wander through smaller lavender fields around Sequim, visit art galleries featuring local artists, or discover tide pools at nearby beaches. Some hidden nature spots and wildlife viewing areas are tucked away just outside town.
What are the best foods to try in Sequim?
Sequim has locally grown lavender for culinary treats, fresh seafood such as Dungeness crab, and farm-to-table produce. Bakeries and cafes frequently feature lavender-infused desserts and local berry specialties.
What should I bring for a trip to Sequim?
Pack comfortable walking shoes, layers to adjust for changing weather, and a waterproof jacket. Bring sunscreen for outdoor activities, and consider binoculars for wildlife viewing near nature parks.
What is the nightlife in Sequim like?
Sequim’s nightlife is laid-back, with local cafes, wine bars, and occasional live music in downtown venues. The area has a relaxed evening atmosphere, where visitors gather for community events or casual dining.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Sequim?
The Sequim Lavender Festival in July is often recommended, celebrating local farms with tours and artisan markets. Other annual events include seasonal fairs, art walks, and music gatherings around late spring and summer.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Sequim?
Sequim has vacation rentals suited for families in residential neighborhoods, near nature parks, and around the downtown area. Some homes have spacious layouts and outdoor play spaces for children.
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