13 Small Towns In Washington That Offer Nothing But Peace And Quiet

Are you looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life? If so, perhaps it’s time to visit one of our many beautiful small towns that have nothing more to offer than a peaceful escape from reality. And if you want to move somewhere to get away from it all, the following list of the 13 best small towns in Washington is for you.

1. Naches

Looking for small town riverside living at the foothills of the Cascade Mountain range? Look no further than the charming town of Naches.

2. Kettle Falls

This tiny town in Stevens County sits on the edge of the wilderness, and it's the ultimate place to go for peace and quiet.

3. Fall City

Fall City is only 26 miles east of Seattle, but you'd never know it. Since it's part of the historic Snoqualmie River Valley farming community, it does have some amenities to offer, but there's also plenty of peace and quiet to be found.

4. Packwood

Packwood's central location between Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helens, and Mt. Adams makes it an ideal destination for anyone who enjoys the great outdoors and doesn't need anything else to be happy.

5. Conconully

There's not much to this tiny town in Okanogan County, and those who live here like it that way.

6. Spangle

Only about 300 people call Spangle home. It's only 18 miles south of Spokane, but it offers a much quieter way of life.

7. Desert Aire

If you enjoy golfing, boating, or just relaxing by the Columbia River, this little town of about 1,200 people might be right up your alley.

8. Trout Lake

Trout Lake is a lovely little town in Southern Washington, and it's got a warm, welcoming community and just enough amenities to enjoy a quiet life there.

9. Chinook

If you're looking for a coastal getaway but don't want to deal with a crowded beach town, Chinook is home to less than 500 people, and it's a favorite hub for fishermen.

10. Newport

Newport sits on the Washington-Idaho border about an hour's drive north of Spokane. It's a prime place for seeing some of the Northwest's finest wildlife.

11. Soap Lake

The town of Soap Lake was named for the nearby lake with mineral-rich water that is thought to have healing properties. But even if you don't believe the lake's hype, you'll certainly find a calm way of life here.

12. Stehekin

This community in Chelan County is only accessible by boat, plane, or a hike. Needless to say, it's the ultimate place to go for some solitude.

13. Starbuck

Green, rolling hills and the Snake River Bridge are all you'll really find in Starbuck, which has a population of less than 200.

Have you ever been to any of these small towns in Washington? If so, please share your thoughts with us in the comments below.