Enjoy a serene stay at The Lodge at St. Edward Park, a beautifully restored landmark nestled in a lush 326-acre forest just 30 minutes from Seattle. Your experience includes a $50 dining credit to Cedar & Elm, their onsite restaurant known for local, seasonal, and sustainable cuisine.

Originally built in 1931 as Saint Edward Seminary, the site was designed by renowned Seattle architect John Graham Sr., whose firm also contributed to iconic landmarks like the Space Needle. After serving as a seminary for 45 years, the property was transformed into Saint Edward State Park in 1977, thanks to Archbishop Raymond Hunthausen’s vision to preserve its natural beauty.

In 2017, Daniels Real Estate partnered with the state to meticulously restore the historic building into a Pacific Northwest-inspired lodge. Owners Kevin and Mary Daniels bring their global hospitality experience to create a unique sense of place, rooted deeply in the community.

Discover more at thelodgeatstedward.com