Cabins and yurts at Fort Stevens State Park

Fort Stevens State Park has 11 deluxe cabins. It's a deluxe unit with its own private bathroom with shower, a kitchenette (mini fridge and microwave - indoor cooking is allowed only with the provided microwave, no outside appliances, and no cooking utensils are provided), and a propane/electric barbecue grill outside. Five are pet-friendly ($10/night fee, up to two pets) and eight are ADA accessible. This park's own live status is currently "Reduction in Services/Facilities": its South Loops are closed for an infrastructure upgrade project, per its own construction-update page - not stated to affect the cabins themselves, but worth knowing before you book. No individual per-unit GPS coordinate is published - the map point shown is this park's own booking-location point.

Fort Stevens State Park, one of the nation's largest public campgrounds, has 15 yurts, sleeping up to 5 each (a bunk bed and a queen-size futon couch); guests bring their own bedding and cooking isn't allowed inside. Seven are pet-friendly ($10/night fee, up to two pets) and 10 are ADA accessible. This park's own live status is currently "Reduction in Services/Facilities": its South Loops are closed for an infrastructure upgrade project, per its own construction-update page - not stated to affect the yurts themselves, but worth knowing before you book. No individual per-unit GPS coordinate is published - the map point shown is this park's own booking-location point.