The Rolling Huts might be your new favorite winter destination in the Evergreen State. Here, glamping in Winthrop, Washington doubles as an architectural destination. Though it's family and pet-friendly, this stunning retreat has won awards for its ground-breaking design. I'm always dragging my city-loving spouse into the great outdoors. If you're anything like us, Rolling Huts may also be your long-awaited compromise. Incredible natural beauty, endless great hikes, delicious food, and high-end architecture? I suppose it's true that the best compromises aren't compromises at all!

If these are huts, sign me up. The six eponymous huts of Rolling Huts are private and oriented to take in the breathtaking views of the North Cascades.

The huts are eco-friendly and designed simply. Iron-clad, they've acquired a beautiful patina from the elements. They're also lifted from the ground. In the summer, this allows native grasses to flourish beneath them. In the winter, this elevates them above the snow.

Inside, the attention to design continues. While only 200 square feet, the huts manage to feel much larger. Clerestory windows let in the light and the mountain views. The simple cork and plywood finishes warm the interior, striking a balance between mature design and family-friendly functionality.

Staying in the Rolling Huts means staying in a celebrated piece of architecture. The Rolling Huts are an award-winning design from the renowned local firm, Olson Kundig, located in Seattle.

You can also tent camp at Rolling Huts. Complete with water, electricity, and camping cots, these camps hover above the ground on wood platforms. While you will want to bring your own food, keep in mind that Rolling Huts has a restaurant nearby, Woodstone Pizzeria.

But the huts and tents aren't the only luxury glamping options in Washington. Rolling Huts also features a farmhouse, which comfortably sleeps up to six individuals. This is an excellent option for those who want to experience time outdoors but aren’t so keen on camping or glamping adventures. You may also want to check out the bunkhouses, which are complete with three single beds and one double bed. You are responsible for bringing your bedding to the bunkhouses and there is no power inside the shelter.

When you aren't snuggling up in your glamping huts in Winthrop, Washington, explore the beauty of Methow Valley. With stunning vistas, abundant hikes, and quaint nearby towns, you'll find plenty to do locally! And if you are willing to drive, head to North Cascades National Park where you can enjoy the views on more than 400 miles of trails in the park.

If you're looking for glamping huts in Washington, consider checking out Rolling Huts. Few accommodations offer you the best of both worlds: rugged natural beauty and meticulous design. You can learn more on the Rolling Huts Glampground website or check out Airbnb.

Between evenings spent reading by the fire, explore the stunning hikes of North Cascades National Park. Nearby Winthrop is a blast from the Old West past and totally worth a visit. If you're lucky enough to stay in the winter, don't let the snow cramp your style. So long as you check local safety advisories, if you have a pair of snowshoes you'll be able to enjoy the same local beauty you would in the summer season.