Cabin in Lake Sutherland, WA
4 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bath
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About this cabin rental
Summary:
Take in a spectacular scene of evergreen mountains, sunlight filtering through the trees, and the deep teal waters of Lake Sutherland at this waterfront home on the edge of Olympic National Park.
This two-bedroom, lakefront home sits on the north shore of Lake Sutherland, a wonderful place to swim from the dock, launch the provided kayak, or fish for rainbow trout, coastal cutthroat trout, and kokanee all summer. The national park boundary is just across the lake while downtown Port Angeles is 14 miles east.
The Space:
Whether you're planning to hike, kayak, or fish, you'll find the perfect place to end each afternoon on the open, tree-lined deck. This stunning spot overlooking the lake is ideal for morning coffee with a view, afternoon barbecues on the gas grill, and evening soaks in the private hot tub. A firepit just off the deck provides a cozy spot for s'mores and stories at night.
The house is full of Pacific Northwest charm, offering wood-paneled walls and ceilings, windows that frame the lake, and a pellet stove to curl up to in the evenings. The upper, main level includes a sitting area with a TV and DVD player, an open kitchen with every essential, and two bistro dining tables to choose from. The two bedrooms are split between the two floors, with the lower-level primary bedroom offering a desk workspace and glass doors that open to a second shaded deck and hot tub.
Things to Know
There are stairs to get to the home.
Take in a spectacular scene of evergreen mountains, sunlight filtering through the trees, and the deep teal waters of Lake Sutherland at this waterfront home on the edge of Olympic National Park.
This two-bedroom, lakefront home sits on the north shore of Lake Sutherland, a wonderful place to swim from the dock, launch the provided kayak, or fish for rainbow trout, coastal cutthroat trout, and kokanee all summer. The national park boundary is just across the lake while downtown Port Angeles is 14 miles east.
The Space:
Whether you're planning to hike, kayak, or fish, you'll find the perfect place to end each afternoon on the open, tree-lined deck. This stunning spot overlooking the lake is ideal for morning coffee with a view, afternoon barbecues on the gas grill, and evening soaks in the private hot tub. A firepit just off the deck provides a cozy spot for s'mores and stories at night.
The house is full of Pacific Northwest charm, offering wood-paneled walls and ceilings, windows that frame the lake, and a pellet stove to curl up to in the evenings. The upper, main level includes a sitting area with a TV and DVD player, an open kitchen with every essential, and two bistro dining tables to choose from. The two bedrooms are split between the two floors, with the lower-level primary bedroom offering a desk workspace and glass doors that open to a second shaded deck and hot tub.
Things to Know
There are stairs to get to the home.
Amenities
Non-smoking
Pets allowed
Family friendly
Map of Lake Sutherland, WA
Ratings and reviews
10 / 10Outstanding·Sep 2025
Beautiful views
8 / 10Excellent·Sep 2025
Beautiful view to Sutherland lake.
10 / 10Outstanding·Aug 2025
We really enjoyed our stay - particularly the view of the lake, hanging out on the dock and taking the kayaks out on the lake. The cabin was also very clean upon our arrival. The only issue we experienced was weak water pressure, but this may just be a nuance with "cabin-living".
6 / 10Average·Jul 2026
My wife described this place as “semi-rustic”. We thought it would be more refined for the price. The twin beds in the upstairs bedroom are fine for kids but no adult would want to sleep on the soft mattresses that lack a box spring. The oven is circa 1980. The dishwasher doesn’t work. There’s a clothes washing machine but you aren’t allowed to use it. The cabin is on a ridge with a steep walk from the parking spot to the cabin, and an even steeper walk to the water from the cabin. The deck furniture and chairs near the fire pit are in poor condition. The deck, steps, and railing of the porches need a fresh coat of stain. The property is run by Vacasa, not the owner. My experience thru VRBO with Vacasa has been suboptimal. Upon arrival it was somewhat poorly cleaned without any toilet paper, the kitchen floor needed sweeping by us, grease on the stove top and back deck table needed to be wiped up, and ants on the kitchen counter. But, Vacasa did respond and send TP and coffee filters as requested. The description and photos raised the property to the price point requested on our initial review of the listin, but the reality fell short. It’s definitely overpriced for a single couple to stay here alone for what you get. Not a bad choice for a family of four, though. The pros: Beautiful view, fire pit, and hot tub. If just two people planning a trip to ONP, I would suggest looking for more economical options, such as those offered by the national park around Lake Crescent.
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(49 Ratings)
"Beautiful views"
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