At the start of a new year, thoughts turn to resolutions, goals, and dreams for the year ahead. The possibilities are endless. Is your dream to travel more? Do you hope to set aside time to unplug and enjoy the beautiful landscape of the Pacific Northwest? Are you looking for the perfect getaway but don’t know where to start? Well, you’re in luck! We’ve compiled a list of 12 magnificent escapes, one for each month of the year, so you can get out and explore all that The Evergreen State has to offer. Which getaway in Washington are you going to plan first?

January – Iron Horse Inn Bed and Breakfast

Nestled in the Cascade foothills in Cle Elum, The Iron Horse Inn is one of the most unique lodging experiences in the state. With options to stay in a Bunkhouse or Caboose Suite, you’ll stay snug and cozy during your stay. Explore the grounds and you might even meet some of the local goats who roam the property.

February – Orondo's Underground Hygge

If you are a fan of Lord Of The Rings, (and even if you’re not) you’re going to love this underground hobbit house in Orondo. Enchanting is the word for this charming cottage near the Columbia River Gorge. With attention to every little detail and six acres to explore, you’ll feel like you’ve just stepped into a fairytale. Expect snow during the months of December through March, providing an even more magical experience.

March – Robin Hood Village Resort On The Hood Canal

Another unique lodging experience with a fairytale feel sits along the shores of the Hood Canal. The Robin Hood Village Resort was built in 1934 by Don Beckman. When set designers for the Walt Disney Company were visiting the Hood Canal area, they were so impressed by Beckman’s vision, they hired him to design the sets for Disney’s 1938 film, "The Adventures Of Robin Hood," starring Errol Flynn. Today, you can stay in updated cottages and enjoy forested hiking trails and complimentary kayak use.

April – Africa In Auburn Writer’s Cottage

Escape from the usual to this unique treetop retreat in Auburn. Designed as a writer’s cottage, this inspiring dwelling sits high in the trees and is furnished with authentic African artifacts. Private bath facilities are located in a separate building next to the treehouse. Whether you’re a writer, an artist, or just looking for a secluded getaway, you’ll find the tranquility you’re looking for.

May – Oostema Farmstead In Lynden

Peaceful tranquility awaits at this serene country farm in Lynden. A beautifully maintained, real working farm, Oostema Farmstead offers many options for your stay, including a cozy tiny farmhouse, a chic farmstead apartment, and a tiny barn cabin, as well as RV and tent spaces, all with spectacular territorial views.

June - Eagles Perch Treehouse In Port Angeles

How would you like to sleep nestled in the trees? You can live out this childhood dream by booking a stay at this treehouse in Port Angeles. With plenty of space to sleep up to three guests, you will have an experience to remember. Just make sure you give yourself time to relax and stare out of the floor-to-ceiling window that looks over the Strait of Juan De Fuca. It’s pure beauty and this may be one of the best vacation rentals in Washington.

July – Beaver Hill Cabin In Leavenworth

Enjoy a summer getaway at the Beaver Hill Cabin in Leavenworth. This beautiful cabin comfortably sleeps four guests. It isn’t large but it does offer a handful of amenities including a cute kitchen and a hot tub. You’ll want to spend your day sitting on the porch, enjoying the beautiful views surrounding you. And, if you want to venture into town, it’s only a short 15-minute drive.

August – Ross Lake Resort

For a truly rustic getaway, put on your hiking boots and head to Ross Lake Resort. The 15 floating cabins can be accessed by foot (a one-mile hike each way), or by ferry but there is no direct road to the resort. You will truly feel like you’re getting away from it all. The resort is a popular destination, so reservations are required.

September – Country Cottage In Bellingham

Enjoy the last few days of warm weather in the country. Tucked away in a country setting is this beautiful cottage in Washington that comfortably sleeps up to four guests. You’ll find many unique features in this home including hardwood floors, a claw-foot bathtub, and a full kitchen. Even better, this 1,100-square-foot property is surrounded by pastures, mountains, and forests, making you feel tucked away from all the worries and stresses of daily life.

October – Thornewood Castle in Lakewood

We can’t imagine a more fitting place to stay in October than this grand, historic castle. This 27,000 square-foot gothic Tudor manor sits on four acres at American Lake, giving guests ample room to wander and take in the beauty of the autumn landscape.

November – Alexandria Nicole Cellars in Prosser

The fall is a great time to plan a wine-cation and this beautiful estate vineyard is the perfect place to enjoy wine-tasting in the heart of Prosser. Savor the gorgeous landscape as you stay in one of the vineyard’s tiny homes with elegant interiors ranging from cozy farmhouse to urban chic.

December – Rolling Huts in the Methow Valley

Tucked away in the snowy Methow Valley you’ll find the winter wonderland of your dreams! If you like the idea of camping but prefer more of the comforts of home, check out the Rolling Huts in Winthrop. Clean, modern design and plenty of windows provide amazing mountain views, and each unit is equipped with a cozy fireplace to warm you up after a day of winter adventures.

So, there you have it, twelve magnificent getaways to inspire you to explore the beautiful state of Washington this year. Want more ideas? Check out these unique accommodations in Washington.

What would you add to this list? Are there any vacation destinations in Washington that you love? Let us know in the comments.