The Arctic RV Park (and pub!) is as cute and welcoming a place as you'll ever find. A small mom and…read morepop outfit, just south of Cosmopolis on the 101. The sites are scattered about nicely, all backing into the micro-rain forest (with trails). Roy and Annie (the owners) are wonderful and helpful, and even invite their guests to help themselves to the stunning vegetable and fruit garden behind their house. A joy to walk through even if you're not looking to pick any berries, herbs, or vegetables. There's not too much to go visit in the neighborhood, and the road traffic can be kind of loud for a few sites, but other than that, this is a wonderful spot to stay a few days and relax. Highly recommend, and will certainly visit again when/if we're in the area.

Well maintained, very nice host and great spots with shade and sun. Room for tents as well.read more

The Laid back atmosphere makes this location ideal for relaxing…read more The staff is super friendly and the units are well kept. Far away from the busy areas but close enough to Port Angeles and National Parks for Hiking.

We stayed in Feb. 2024 and were pleased to see they upgraded the units since our last stay in 2015…read more All the furniture, kitchen and interior furnishings were upgraded. They replaced the master bedroom jacuzzi with just a large non-jetted tub. They still do not provide free WIFI which was a disappointment. Most nice resorts provide free WIFI. And they now charge a tourism/travel tax of $11.66 daily or $81.0 for the week. A tip for future timeshare travelers: These are 5 story townhouses with 4 different levels so you need to be mobile and in good health to go up/down all these stairs. They do have a limited number of handicapped units, but I'm not sure how you can get one as RCI didn't offer it. There still isn't a restaurant on-site so you have to get your groceries in Sequim. There isn't anything near the resort except the dock and the pool and jacuzzi was closed for remodeling. And it even snowed 4" today, but melted quickly.

Large room, view, bed was comfy, room was clean. A little outdated however, not the worst I've seen…read morein this sorta sleepy town. Just checked in and already had an issue with the TV not working.

This room was booked for me at the last minute, and there are not a lot of choices in Port Angeles,…read moreso I'm grateful they had a room for me with a clean, comfortable enough bed. The hotel has a beautiful view, and the gentleman at check-in was very friendly. However, this is where I get very confused reading prior reviews. The hotel is very, very dated. Please note that the rooms open up right to the outside, and in my case, to an alley, which tbh, seemed a little sketchy, especially without a deadbolt. Also, the room had a horrible stale smell, like a combination of thrift store and grandma's attic. Despite what is written in their listing on booking websites, (free continental breakfast), there isn't one. I was not told that they stopped serving breakfast at the end of October upon check in. My bad, I guess I should have either asked or consulted the hotel website. In the morning, I was just told, "there's no breakfast." I was only offered a yogurt, but with words to the effect that it should still be good. Umm, no thanks. Airing out the rooms and updating the listing on booking sites should be some easy fixes.

Long, wide spaces. Tall trees with lots of wildlife. Only a couple of old campers with old…read morenon-running cars. Close to several public park and beaches. Close to neighborhood market with fresh meats and vegetables. Friendly and quiet. No crime, noise or graffiti.

We stayed here for a week while visiting friends in Nordland. If you need a lots of amenities, this…read moreis not your place. There are no bathrooms, laundry or pool. What you will get is a peaceful, lovely space with friendly people at a very reasonable price. 30 and 50 amp, we had 30 and is was perfectly adequate. At $30 a nite, it is far better than the camping at Flagler Park which is 27.50.

Pros: -The room with decorative fireplace, tv, great closet…read moreand bureau, extra pillows and blankets, bathrobes and slippers. -Breakfast: Best food I've had. Served at 8:30 AM. -Fee Wifi -The lavender fields -The lavender store by the parking lot -Friendly and helpful inn keepers -Pricey but well worth it Con: - The bathroom trash had been picked up, but the shower, toilet and sink were not cleaned during our 2-night stay.

Very uncomfortable experience, the space is cold and the service from the hosts is even colder. If…read moreyour religious this might be the place for you lots of religious reading materials laying around, oddly liberty bells. Coffee is basically Keurig machine even though the hosts brags and sells thier own roasted coffee. The front host/attendant basically uses the front lobby as an office so you will hear them on the phone and zoom/conference calls. Don't try and get any reading or work done in the main room while your staying. If thirsty you are provided two bottles of water in your fridge for a two day visit. Otherwise you can drink faucet water from your bathroom. Also no ice machines or microwaves unless maybe your a vip? Hosts either live in the basement or the attic.. and you might have a preacher living in the white barn by the front gate. No walking access outside the property.. Showers are the worst I have ever experienced in a hotel.. the beds are stiff as a board and the pillows are weirdly over sized.. sheets were awful also.. As for the food could of been a saving grace.. expect every dish is basically sugar... They offer maple syrup but there are so cheap you can tell it's just high fructose corn syrup with coloring.. Hope this saves someones money from this awkward social experience..

https://www.hipcamp.com/en-US/land/washington-wildwood-farms-camp-gdw9hvqz…read more Wildwood Farms - Olympics Area We stayed here from 8/9-8/10 (Sat-Sun) and had such a lovely experience. Mary and Pete, the hosts, were incredibly sweet and welcoming. Our one-night stay at this beautiful Olympic-area campsite was peaceful, scenic, and well worth the visit. We loved the never-ending water faucet--supposedly the cleanest water around--paired with a gorgeous mountain view. The site came with camping chairs and a fire pit (though we couldn't use the fire pit due to seasonal burn restrictions). We especially enjoyed watching the friendly chickens roam around. Mary mentioned they're about 4 years old and still laying 6-7 eggs per 15 chickens--very impressive! Their eggs ($6/dozen) had deep yellow, vibrant yolks that were clearly organic and fresh. Yes, the chickens can be a little chatty in the morning, but it added to the charm for us. The port-a-potty was far nicer than average thanks to the scents and care Mary and Pete put into maintaining it--truly appreciated! It came stocked with toilet paper, and the water faucet (with a blue handle) was easy enough to operate once you got the hang of it. Just remember to bring your own soap or dish soap, as those aren't provided. We stayed at Campsite One, which was spacious enough for 6-8 people and offered a fantastic value. Between the friendly hosts, fresh eggs, mountain views, and peaceful farm atmosphere, this was one of the best campsites we've enjoyed--and we'd happily return.

Olympic National Park has several visitor centers and ranger stations because of how big it is…read more This is the main visitor center for the park. Olympic National Park Visitor Center is in Port Angeles on the road to Hurricane Ridge. It has plenty of parking spaces and a welcome sign that you can get a photo in front of. This was my first visit to Olympic National Park. I appreciated the help that I received from the staff here. They gave me information on how to navigate my way around the park. I was excited to make the trek up to Hurricane Ridge for the day. It is one of the most visited areas of Olympic National Park. I wanted to do the Hurricane Hill hike while I was here. The park ranger explained to me how to get to the trailhead and where to park. Because the Wi-Fi is spotty in this area, they have paper maps available. Olympic National Park Visitor Center is also a gift shop and sells snacks and beverages. The building itself is spacious and has two levels. There are exhibits about the park's natural and cultural history, a discovery room for kids and a film that plays throughout the day. Make sure you check out the wildflowers out front and the nature trails behind the building. Also, don't forget to stamp your national park passport book while you are here. There are entrance stations on Hurricane Ridge Road once you pass this visitor center. The drive up to Hurricane Ridge is around 17 miles. Hurricane Ridge Road sometimes closes in the winter due to avalanches.

Disappointing. Not…read morewell stocked with much of anything. The cashier didn't know very much about the Park or the inventory of her store. Two people answering questions were busy: the male Park employee, seated, was talking with an older couple about ??? The young woman talking with a male hiker was busy going over the map with him. Twenty-one minutes later, I left the building so that my partner (minding the an8mal-beast) could go in to the Visitor Center: she came out in less than 10 minutes. I went back inside: the seated male Park employee was still talking with the engaging older couple, and the standing female Park employee was still talking with the male visitor. Some thirty minutes had passed since our arrival at the Visitor Center and the two employees were talking with the same visitors. Hard to get a quick question in edgewise. The young woman at the register still only knew how to scan merchandise and sell cloth bags to hold merchandise. We drove up to the Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center after being told we could look for those things we were looking for. Only after we got up to Hurricane Ridge did we learn that the Visitor Center had burned down several years ago. Guess they forgot to tell us that. U.S. Government and their contractor employees...

Adorable B&B!! Sydney and Alex were excellent hosts and super friendly! The house was so clean,…read morewell maintained and had a large backyard w a hammock and outdoor seating. The breakfasts were delicious; think breakfast burritos, scones, the best parfaits, Dutch babies w the best maple syrup. Their fridge was always filled with beverages (alcoholic and non alcoholic) and food for purchase. 10/10 recommend!!!

Wow... such fantastic service and such a beautiful and lovely space! I really enjoyed the Lydia…read moreSuite(sorry if it is not the fully correct name!) with its private balcony and precious swing that I spent the night reading and looking out at the ocean. The lovely hosts were very welcoming and helpful using texting as the primary source of communication. They welcomed me in, showed me to my stay when I was unsure how to proceed and even had homemade cookies prepared for my arrival. The three course breakfast was absolutely delicious, and although I wasn't able to each all of it, they even offered a protein ball to make sure I was okay. You two were absolutely fabulous and I will absolutely be back to stay another time. Thank you!