Located on the dry, sunny side of the North Cascades, Mazama attracts outdoor enthusiasts from all over the world. And while there are plenty of cabins to rent in the area, The Rolling huts are a unique option not to be missed! The ultimate in glamping, the gloriously minimalist Rolling Huts are set on stilts above a beautiful meadow looking out over lovely mountain views. Designed by renowned architect Tom Kundig The Rolling Huts are a hub of relaxation in the heart of Washington’s Methow Valley. The huts make efficient use of the 200 interior square feet and 240 square feet of patio space to create the ultimate union of natural beauty and design harmony. There’s even a wood-burning fireplace to snuggle up by!

I thought you might like to know. . . The Rolling Huts are somewhere in-between clamping and a fully equipped cabin. Accordingly, you will need to bring your own sleeping bag or blankets. Also, there is not a toilet or shower within the hut. There is a private toilet attached to each hut, but you’ll need to go outside to access it. Hot showers are located within walking distance of the huts.

Location: Mazama, Washington Capacity: 4 ( There’s a dedicated bedroom for two and modular furniture in the living room that can be rearranged into another full bed) Beds: 4 Favorite Feature: Modern architectural design that blends into the natural environment.