Yurts at Cape Disappointment State Park

Assistant Lighthouse Keeper's Residence is half of a historic lighthouse-keeper duplex at Cape Disappointment State Park, sleeping up to six people across three bedrooms (two queen beds and two single beds), with a fully equipped kitchen and dining room, a living room with a TV and DVD player, and one upstairs bathroom. Pets aren't allowed, and Wi-Fi/cable aren't provided. Check-in is 4 p.m., check-out is 11 a.m., and reservations open up to nine months in advance.

Lighthouse Keeper's Residence is half of a historic lighthouse-keeper duplex at Cape Disappointment State Park, sleeping up to six people across three bedrooms (two queen beds and two single beds), with a fully equipped kitchen and dining room, a living room with a TV and DVD player, and one upstairs bathroom. Pets aren't allowed, and Wi-Fi/cable aren't provided. Check-in is 4 p.m., check-out is 11 a.m., and reservations open up to nine months in advance.

Cape Disappointment State Park's yurts are within walking distance of the beach. It's a 16-foot-diameter, 10-foot-high yurt sleeping up to five people - a bunk bed (sleeps three) and a queen-size futon couch (sleeps two). Electric heat and lights are included, and the door locks, but there's no cooking allowed inside and no bathroom in the yurt itself - showers and restrooms are nearby. Bring your own bed linens. The park's own page doesn't say which specific yurt(s) allow pets, only that pets aren't allowed in its yurts at all, and doesn't state a total yurt count.