Mount Rainier National Park Accommodations
Outside the Park

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You will find a variety of accommodations outside the park including hotels, motels, bed and breakfasts, cabins, cottages, lodges, ranches and resorts.

Most of the facilities offering accommodations outside the park are located within nearby communities. Others are found scattered around the nearby area; usually alongside a main highway but away from town, sometimes off on a side road, or sitting beside a lake or river or nestled within a quiet forest grove.

To help you in your search, we have listed below several communities with lodging accommodations and other services catering to Mount Rainier National Park visitors. Population figures, where given, are for incorporated cities and towns from the 1999 U.S. Census Estimate.

The location of cities and towns near Mount Rainier National Park are shown on our map of Nearby Cities and Towns.

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Alta Crystal Resort at Mount Rainier. 68317 State Route 410 E, Greenwater, WA 98022. Phone: 360-663-2500; Toll-free: 1-800-277-6475; Fax: 360-663-0728. E-mail

The perfect Mt. Rainier (and Crystal Mountain) resort. Come hide away in the woods. Our small resort is next to Mt. Rainier's Sunrise entrance, and just 10-15 minutes from the Crystal Mountain Ski Area. Swim in our year-round pool. Soak in our hot tub. Meet other guests at a bonfire, barbecue or other evening event. Stay in a charming suite or romantic honeymoon cabin, all with fireplaces, kitchens and more. 1920's recreation lodge, volleyball, croquet, hiking trails, bike rentals, summer Mt. Rainier Gondola and horseback rides, winter & spring skiing. Open year-round.

White River (East) Entrance

Stevens Canyon (Southeast) Entrance

Near the Nisqually (West) Entrance

Near the Carbon River (Northwest) Entrance

Auburn
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Enumclaw

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