Nestled in the lush Cascade foothills, Kirkland offers glamping enthusiasts a perfect escape from urban life. Nearby campgrounds provide stunning Puget Sound views and easy access to pristine wilderness, blending comfort with the rugged beauty of Washington’s landscape.
From Tolt MacDonald Park’s riverside sites to Kanaskat-Palmer State Park’s tranquil mountain settings, glampers can experience the region’s diverse terrain without sacrificing modern amenities. These destinations promise memorable outdoor adventures just a short drive from Seattle.
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Featured Glamping Spots in Kirkland
Kanaskat-Palmer State Park (North Bend)
What to Expect
Whitewater rafting on Class II-IV Green River sections
Description
Kanaskat-Palmer State Park sits on a forested plateau alongside the Green River, offering rugged camping experiences with whitewater rafting opportunities. The park features standard and partial-hookup campsites, yurts, and a group camp accommodating up to 80 people. Kayaking and fishing are primary activities, with hand-launch watercraft access and expert-level river conditions.
Where: North Bend | More Info: Kanaskat-Palmer State Park
Tolt MacDonald Park & Campground (Carnation)
What to Expect
500-foot suspension bridge over Snoqualmie River
Description
Tolt MacDonald Park spans 575 acres at the confluence of the Snoqualmie and Tolt Rivers, offering six riverside yurts, seasonal camping for RVs and tents, and twelve miles of forested trails. Visitors can observe salmon spawning, watch eagles and osprey, and access the Snoqualmie Valley Trail.
Where: Carnation | More Info: Tolt MacDonald Park & Campground