Central Cascades · Washington

Private campsites & glamping in Easton, WA

Easton is a blink-and-miss-it Cascade town on I-90, 70 miles east of Seattle, sitting between Lake Easton State Park and the Yakima River canyon. It is classic pass-country: dense fir forest, the Iron Horse Trail's rail-tunnels, and easy access to both Seattle and Cle Elum. Silver Ridge Ranch's glamping tents, yurts, and Star Dome make it a turnkey Cascade basecamp.

Lake Easton State Park offers swimming and paddling five minutes away; the Iron Horse Trail (a converted rail line) is ideal for easy biking through a 2-mile tunnel — bring lights. In winter, the Hyak/Gold Creek snow parks are 15 minutes west.

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Easton, WA

Silver Ridge Ranch

Silver Ridge Ranch in Easton offers classic Cascade glamping: furnished canvas tents, 2- and 4-person yurts, and the clear-ceiling Star Dome for sleeping under the…

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Camping in Easton: FAQs

How far is Easton from Seattle?

About 70 miles east on I-90 — roughly 75–90 minutes, depending on pass traffic.

What is the Star Dome at Silver Ridge Ranch?

A Hypedome-built glamping dome with clear ceiling panels and a queen bed, designed for stargazing from bed. It books alongside the ranch's canvas tents and yurts.

When is Silver Ridge Ranch open?

Glamping rentals run May through October. The ranch's other lodging and RV sites may have different seasons.

Are pets allowed at Silver Ridge Ranch glamping?

Yes — the glamping tents and yurts are pet-friendly.

What is there to do near Easton?

Paddle or swim Lake Easton, bike the Iron Horse Trail, hike the Pacific Crest Trail access points, or day-trip to Cle Elum's restaurants and Suncadia's trails.