North Bend Apartments for Rent

At the Crossroads of the City and the Mountains

North Bend, Washington, is the perfect place for apartment renters who love to spend their days playing outside in beautiful wilderness areas and their nights partying down in the big city. There are less than 6,000 people who live in this town, making it the perfect size for renters who want to experience the closeness of a small town. Seattle, Washington's biggest metropolitan area, is only a half an hour away, so renters can head into the city whenever the mood strikes. HEREGet Your North Bend Apartments While They're Hot! Renters who are hoping to move here may find that the average rental rates are a little on the pricey side (in part because of the demand for housing) but there are also some apartments renting for lower rates. In order to find the best apartment for your money, you'll want to make sure you take advantage of our apartment finder. Our finder will always snag the best deal on the place you want.

On Top of the World

Hikers who move into an apartment in North Bend will want to be sure to make a pilgrimage the state's most famous and most popular trail. The Mount Si trail takes hikers on an eight mile journey to the top of the world. Okay, at 3,900 feet, the summit of the mountain may not be one of the highest in the world (or even in the state… nearby Mount Olympus is nearly 8,000 feet tall) but the view from the top is spectacular. This mountain trail is one of Washington's first to open up in the spring and attracts around 50,000 visitors from around the state and the country each year. HERECalling All Sports Fans Worried about having to leave your favorite sports teams behind when you move up to North Bend? No need to fret. Seattle, which is only a half an hour away, is home to the Seahawks in the NFL, the Mariners in the MLB, and the Sonics in the NBA. There are even more sports teams playing for the local universities and in regional leagues as well so sports fans will never have to go very long in between live games. Though the people of Washington would prefer it if you cheer for the home team, sports fans in this city are a friendly sort and won't mind if you prefer to cheer on your former home team every once in a while.

Get Your Game On

Watching the pros battle it out on the field is all well and good, but there are some times that you just need to get onto the field yourself. The North Bend Parks and Recreation Department manages a number of sports teams for children, teens, and adults so that everyone can stay healthy and active while having a good time and meeting new friends. For those who prefer indoor activities, North Bend has you covered. The community offers art, dance, fitness, and special interest classes and clubs to keep everyone in your home entertained and happy all year long.

What's Going On, North Bend?

For those just moving into North Bend, the city publishes a quarterly magazine to help keep residents informed about life in their city. Renters should be sure to pick up the latest copy of this publication as soon as they get into town. Aside from providing general news about the city, it also keeps renters informed about major events happening in town, including film festivals, theatrical performances, parades, and celebrations. Renters will want to be sure to check out the town's independent movie theater, the historic North Bend Theatre as well as the local playhouse, the Valley Center Stage. There's something different happening each month in North Bend, so it easy for new renters to get to know their neighbors and their town (and maybe even win a prize in an art or film competition).