There is something simply magical about it! A structure that has no corners and draws the eyes naturally upward has a way of lifting the spirit. You can hear the birds, you can listen to the rain, and you can see the sky. Yurts stay comfortably warm since they are insulated. They’ll keep you warm in the Wintertime too with supplied heaters.
The Guest Yurt
Even those non-campers who prefer a hotel room to a tent will be pleasantly surprised at the delightful experience of staying in a yurt. Imagine, your own round room in the woods! Our yurt is furnished with a queen size bed. There is an additional full-sized futon mattress that can double as a bed making this an ideal choice for a family with two youngsters. The guest yurt has electricity and a heater. Campers bring their bedding with them, or, an optional linen/pillow package is available for an additional fee. Towel and Toiletry package also available for out-of-area tourists.
Yurt 1
Our smaller 14′ guest yurt.
Queen bed, full-sized futon mattress
Electricity and Heater
Max 4 persons
Yurt 2
16′ Yurt
Double Bunk Bed: Queen and Full, top shelf for storage
Full size convertible Futon,
Tables and chairs,
Electricity and Heater,
Max 6 persons
Yurt 3
Our 16′ Yurt
Double Bunk Bed: Queen and Full, top shelf for storage,
Full size convertible Futon w/twin bunk on top,
Tables and chairs,
Electricity and Heater,
Max 7 persons
The Guest Room
Inside the main log home, the guest room, with view of Mt. Pilchuck, features its own private bath and is furnished with a queen size bed with a Tempur-Pedic mattress. Linens/Pillows and towels provided. A great option for out-of-town travelers without gear. If you are planning a family reunion, this is the perfect space for the grandparents to stay while the kids rough it in tents outside.
We Make Camping Easier
- Heated restrooms with showers
- Picnic tables
- Outdoor kitchen space: Sink with well water, gas cook stove, propane grill
Tent Camping
Plenty of green space is available to pitch a tent on the grass or on the covered tent platforms!
You can choose a location close to the restrooms, near the communal firepit, or pick a spot further out. Most groups hosting a campout event cluster their tents together in the main areas surrounding the lodge.
Bring your tent and camping supplies and you could also rent one of our covered tent platforms! 20’x20′ decks with rain/sun shade.
These decks offer a nice level surface and plenty of space to set up your base camp and then go off and hike the trails or do some exploring of the Mountain Loop.
The Roundhouse Yurt
With over 730 square feet of space, this multi-purpose room in the mountains is just the place you’ve been looking to hold your event.
Within easy reach of the Seattle metropolitan area, your corporate group could come out for the day for a strategic planning session.
Perhaps you are planning a family reunion? Reserve the large yurt and host a sleepover!
The Park Model 'Tiny Home' at Paca Pride
Really don’t want to rough it? Then this Tiny Home is for you! A full-size bed in the main bedroom, a pull-out queen-sized couch bed, and two twin mattresses in the loft area. There is a full-sized kitchen (cookware, plates and utensils provided), bathroom with shower and bidet seat, TV and seating area.
How do you describe a stay in a yurt?
Guests who stay at Paca Pride have restroom and shower facilities accessible from right outside the main building. A nice hot shower makes the choice between staying at a campground and staying with us an easy one!
But that’s not all! Optional Linen/pillow package, and Towel package, along with free coolers to checkout, are available for our out-of-town guests who may not be traveling with camping gear.
We might be rustic, but we’re still a resort and that means our future plans include amenities that we couldn’t live without: a hot tub, sauna, and steam room. Watch for them to come in the future as we grow!
