Pierce County’s rugged landscape offers glamping enthusiasts a perfect escape from urban life. From the Puget Sound’s misty shores to dense evergreen forests, outdoor lovers can discover unique camping experiences that blend comfort with Washington’s natural beauty.
Tacoma-area glamping sites provide travelers with immersive overnight experiences just minutes from the city. Whether nestled near Dash Point State Park or tucked into mountain campgrounds, these destinations offer memorable outdoor adventures for every skill level.
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Featured Glamping Spots in Tacoma
- Dash Point State Park Campground (Federal Way)
- Tolmie State Park Campground (Olympia)
- Tinkham Campground (North Bend)
Dash Point State Park Campground (Federal Way)
What to Expect
Saltwater shoreline with skim boarding opportunities
Description
Nestled along the Puget Sound, Dash Point State Park offers 461 acres of coastal camping with 3,301 feet of saltwater shoreline. The campground accommodates RVs and trailers up to 32 feet, featuring standard and utility sites, cabins, and a group camping area with a communal fire ring.
Where: Federal Way | More Info: Dash Point State Park Campground
Tinkham Campground (North Bend)
What to Expect
Riverside campground with diverse forest ecosystem
Description
Tinkham Campground nestles alongside the South Fork Snoqualmie River in Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest. Shaded by a towering canopy of Douglas fir, cedar, and western hemlock, the campground offers standard non-electric sites with picnic tables and campfire rings. Nearby hiking trails include the 0.5-mile Tinkham Discovery Trail, which winds through moss-covered trees to a small pond.
Where: North Bend | More Info: Tinkham Campground
Tolmie State Park Campground (Olympia)
What to Expect
Underwater marine park with artificial reef
Description
Tolmie State Park offers a diverse coastal experience along Puget Sound, featuring a rocky beach, saltwater marsh, and 1.5 miles of hiking trails. Visitors can explore marine life through shellfishing, crabbing, swimming, and scuba diving at the park's underwater reef. Two kitchen shelters and an amphitheater provide group gathering spaces.
Where: Olympia | More Info: Tolmie State Park Campground