Beach Haven

The property and beach were wonderful! Gorgeous views, lots of wildlife and beach combing. There were nice outdoor sitting areas with fire pits and comfortable furniture. Accommodated our large family well. The only part that was a little awkward is the house that divides the front and back yards. At 1st I wasn't sure if it was occupied but it was not. You can't see the beach from the camper but it's just a short stroll to the private back yard and beach. The camper was in perfect condition and the queen bed was super comfy! Lots of snacks and nice little touches. The host was great! Good communication and helpful. We were able to put up a tent for the teenagers so we all had more space. Overall it was a fabulous, memorable 4th of July weekend. Very happy to have found this place.

Great location with beach access behind the main house. RV is well stocked and very clean. I'd stay there again anytime. Fire pit out front is great. Everything you need for a great evening around the camp fire.

What an amazing experience!!! The location was amazing for a family vacation - we saw eagles and puffins, ducks, tide pools; long family walks on the beach and late nights by a roaring by a roaring fire eating hot dogs and s’mores. The RV was perfectly stocked with fun games, yummy wine, lots of snacks and treats and most importantly, access to a host that was truly responsive and friendly. We had no qualms calling them with questions and they were nothing but gracious and understanding. Thank you for making our Father’s Day family trip truly special.

Pluses: Overall this is a nice property. The trailer is fairly new and well kept. The presence of a decent bottle of wine and microwave popcorn was a nice touch. The property has a beautiful fire pit and access to the beach and would be ideal for a family or couples who is planning to take advantage of all that the property has to offer. Room for improvement: While we managed to figure out how to work things in the trailer just fine, some instructions would have been very handy (how you turn on the water heater, expectations for how long it takes to get hot water to the sink, how to start the oven etc.). My GenX son would have never figured out how to work these things. Some of the kitchen tools could be upgraded. The wine opener was not really functional (but I always travel with my own corkscrew). Since we were desperate for a place to stay on late notice while fishing Neah Bay, we were willing to pay the price. That said, the price for a camping trailer was quite a bit higher (like 1.5x) than I would normally pay for such a place.