Leavenworth, WA
LOGE Leavenworth
LOGE Leavenworth's Riverside cabins sit right on the Wenatchee River, a short walk from downtown Leavenworth's Bavarian village. The outdoorsy hotel's rustic-chic cabins…
Leavenworth Area · Washington
Private campsites & glamping in Leavenworth, WA
Leavenworth is Washington's Bavarian theme village, set where the Wenatchee River meets the Cascades — all alpine murals, bratwurst, and year-round festivals. Beyond the kitsch lies serious adventure: the Enchantments' granite basins, Icicle Creek climbing, and miles of river frontage. LOGE's riverside cabins put you on the water, a short walk from downtown.
The town is mobbed on summer weekends and during Oktoberfest and the Christmas Lighting Festival — book lodging months ahead for those. For a quieter trip, come midweek or in late spring, when the river is high and the crowds are thin.
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How far is Leavenworth from Seattle?
About 115 miles east via US-2 over Stevens Pass — roughly 2 to 2.5 hours.
What are the Enchantments?
An alpine basin of granite peaks and turquoise lakes above Leavenworth, reached by a famously competitive permit lottery for overnight trips; day hikes to Colchuck Lake need no permit.
Is Leavenworth worth visiting in winter?
Absolutely — the Christmas Lighting Festival, nearby Stevens Pass skiing, snowshoeing, and the town's cozy taverns make it a classic winter getaway.
What is LOGE Leavenworth?
An outdoorsy hotel on the Wenatchee River with rustic-chic riverside cabins, gear storage, fire pits, and a community vibe aimed at hikers, skiers, and paddlers.
When is Oktoberfest in Leavenworth?
The first three weekends of October — the town's biggest party. Book lodging far in advance; rates peak.