Unique Tiny Home Village, 3 units, outdoor kitchen

Best Beach ~ Hicks Country Park is only 1.4 miles away by car. no beach access from site We are perfectly positioned for day trips: Port Townsend (30 mins): A Victorian seaport famous for its arts scene, boutiques, and breweries. Olympic National Park: Use our site as your home base before heading out to explore the Hurricane Ridge or the Hoh Rainforest. The Chimacum Valley: A foodie’s dream, filled with organic farm stands, cideries, and artisan creameries. While we feel worlds away, we are easily accessible: Car Recommended: To truly see the Olympic Peninsula, a vehicle is a must.

Local Pro-Tips: The "Insider’s" Guide to Port Ludlow Since you’re staying on the quieter South Point side of the bay, you have front-row access to some of the Olympic Peninsula’s best hidden gems. Here is how to spend your days like a local. Best Local Eats & Drinks The Fireside Restaurant: For a "fancy" night out, this is the spot. It’s right on the water and has an award-winning wine list. Pro-Tip: Go for Happy Hour (3pm–5pm) to get the same million-dollar views with a more casual vibe. Chimacum Corner Farmstand: A 15-minute drive into the valley. This is the heart of the local food scene. Grab artisan cheeses, fresh bread, and deli-made sandwiches for a picnic back at the glamping site. Finnriver Farm & Cidery: More than just a cidery—it’s an experience. They have a massive outdoor "Cider Garden," live music, and wood-fired pizza. It’s family-friendly and quintessential PNW. Cove Coffee: Your go-to morning stop for locally roasted beans and a friendly community atmosphere. "Hidden Gem" Trails Ludlow Falls (Easy): A quick, half-mile loop through a lush forest that leads to a hidden waterfall. It’s accessible and beautiful year-round. Shine Tidelands State Park: Just south of you near the bridge. This is a day-use park with sandy shorelines. It’s the best local spot for low-tide clamming or launching a kayak. Teal Lake Loop: A peaceful, flat trail perfect for a morning stroll. If you brought your fishing gear, the lake is often stocked with trout. Picnic Point: Follow the "Around the Bay" trail for spectacular views of the marina and the Olympics. On the Water Port Ludlow Marina: You can rent kayaks or stand-up paddleboards (SUPs) here. If you’re lucky, you’ll be paddling alongside the resident harbor seals and river otters. Beachcombing: Head to the water near South Point Rd at low tide. You’ll find plenty of shells, sea glass, and if you’re quiet, you might spot a Great Blue Heron hunting in the shallows. Worth the Short Drive Port Townsend (30 mins): Visit for the Victorian architecture and the "Puget Sound Express" whale watching tours. The Floating Bridge: Just a few miles away. Watching the Hood Canal Bridge open for a submarine or a large ship is a uniquely local spectacle!