North Cascades · Washington

Private campsites & glamping in Stehekin, WA

Stehekin is a tiny community at the head of 55-mile-long Lake Chelan, reachable only by boat, floatplane, or foot — there are no roads in. Its handful of lodges, a famous bakery, and the Stehekin Valley Ranch's tent cabins serve hikers, boaters, and seekers of true quiet. This is glamping at its most off-grid: no cell service, no crowds, just the North Cascades.

The Lady of the Lake ferry from Chelan takes 4 hours (or 2.5 on the express); seaplanes take 40 minutes. Book ranch stays well ahead — everything here is small-scale and summer-only, roughly June through October.

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Stehekin, WA

Stehekin Valley Ranch

Stehekin Valley Ranch is off-grid glamping at the head of Lake Chelan, reachable only by boat, floatplane, or trail. Canvas-roofed tent cabins sleep four on real beds,…

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Camping in Stehekin: FAQs

How do you get to Stehekin?

By the Lady of the Lake ferry from Chelan (4 hrs), express ferry (2.5 hrs), seaplane (40 min), or hiking in via the Pacific Crest Trail. No roads reach Stehekin.

What is Stehekin Valley Ranch?

A family-run ranch 9 miles up-valley offering canvas tent cabins and ranch cabins, with all meals and in-valley transportation included. Two-night minimum.

Is there cell service in Stehekin?

No — and no WiFi at the ranch. It is a genuine digital detox.

When is Stehekin open?

Roughly June through October, depending on snow and ferry schedules. July–September is peak.

What is there to do in Stehekin?

Hike (Rainbow Loop, Agnes Gorge), horseback ride, kayak Lake Chelan, visit the 312-foot Rainbow Falls, and eat at the legendary Stehekin Pastry Company.