Unique Tiny Home Village, 3 units, outdoor kitchen

Outdoor backyard space featuring a lit stone fire pit with Adirondack chairs, and a covered pergola patio with seating and an outdoor dining set.

Exterior of a modern wood-paneled outbuilding with a stone patio featuring an umbrella picnic table and Adirondack chair.

Exterior of a wood cabin with glass doors, a stone patio with picnic tables, and trees in the background.

A silver Airstream trailer parked on gravel with a stone patio, awning, Adirondack chairs, and a tent nearby.

Top-down illustrated floor plan of a 20-foot travel trailer showing the bed, bathroom, kitchen, and dinette layout.

Outdoor gravel courtyard featuring picnic tables with umbrellas, Adirondack chairs, and small wooden outbuildings bordered by a wooden fence and pine trees.

A gravel courtyard between wooden cabins leading to a stone patio with picnic tables and umbrellas.

Outdoor gravel courtyard featuring an in-ground fire pit with Adirondack chairs, picnic tables with umbrellas, and a cornhole game board.

A covered outdoor patio featuring wicker sofas and armchairs with grey cushions around a fire table.

Fenced outdoor gravel yard with a fire pit, Adirondack chairs, a covered patio structure, picnic table, and lawn games under a blue sky.

Spacious outdoor gravel yard featuring an open-sided covered patio, picnic tables, fire pit area, and a parked silver camper trailer under a blue sky.

Outdoor backyard featuring a stone patio with a central fire pit surrounded by Adirondack chairs, and a covered pergola with patio seating in the background.

Outdoor fire pit surrounded by blue Adirondack chairs in front of a covered wooden pavilion with seating and a dartboard.

Outdoor gravel courtyard featuring a stone fire pit with Adirondack chairs, picnic tables, wooden privacy fences, and an Airstream trailer in the background.

A covered outdoor pavilion featuring a barbecue grill, dining table and chairs, and an adjacent yard with a fire pit.

A canvas tent set up on grass next to a wooden fence and a freestanding blue-striped hammock on gravel.

Spacious gravel yard featuring a fire pit with Adirondack chairs, outdoor dining tables with umbrellas, a covered patio area, and an outbuilding.

Exterior of a green outbuilding with stone accents and open doors revealing an outdoor kitchen setup.

Basement kitchen with green walls, wooden cabinets, a sink, stove, and a small dining table with folding chairs.

A kitchen and laundry area with dark green walls, wood cabinets, a gas stove, cookware hanging on the walls, and a washer and dryer.

Exterior green shed wall with outdoor cooking woks, propane tank, mounted window AC unit, and stone accent detail.

Outdoor game area with a cornhole board, horseshoe stake, wall-mounted dartboard, and hanging horseshoes against a tall wood privacy fence.

A silver Airstream camper parked on a gravel area with an extended awning and Adirondack chairs outside.

Outdoor fire pit with active flames surrounded by blue Adirondack chairs and an adjacent covered patio structure.

Exterior view of a green outbuilding with stone accents in an outdoor gravel courtyard with picnic tables and outdoor cooking gear.

Bedroom with wood-paneled walls, an exposed beam ceiling, a made bed, and an adjacent sitting area with a wood-burning stove.

Bedroom with wooden walls, a bed made with plaid bedding, and an open layout leading to an en suite bathroom.

Bathroom with wood-paneled walls, a corner glass shower stall, small gray vanity, toilet, and a circular porthole window.

Bedroom with wood-paneled walls, an open-beam ceiling with clerestory windows, a plaid bedspread, an armchair, and a glass door opening to the outdoors.

A cozy wood-paneled room corner featuring a gray upholstered armchair, a small side table, a floor lamp, and a freestanding fireplace against a stone accent wall.

A cozy wood-paneled nook featuring a gray armchair, a stone accent wall, an electric stove heater, and a floor lamp.

A cozy wood-paneled nook with a grey armchair, small side table, standing lamp, and an electric stove fireplace.

Bathroom with wood-paneled walls and ceiling, a curved glass corner shower, and a gray vanity with a white sink.

Bedroom with wood-paneled walls and ceiling, featuring a bed made with blue bedding and an adjacent open bathroom area.

Bedroom with wooden walls, exposed ceiling beams, a bed made with blue bedding, and a sitting area with an armchair in the background.

Bathroom with wood-paneled walls, featuring a curved glass corner shower, white vanity sink, round porthole window, and toilet.

Bedroom with wood-paneled walls, an open en-suite bathroom area, exposed ceiling rafters, and glass French doors leading outside.

Bedroom with wood-paneled walls, an exposed beam ceiling, a bed made with blue bedding, and glass doors leading outside.

Bathroom with wood-paneled walls and ceiling, a corner shower with curved glass doors, and a small vanity.

Outdoor gravel courtyard featuring small wooden cabins, picnic tables with umbrellas, and an Adirondack chair under a blue sky.

Outdoor recreation area with kayaks on a wooden storage rack next to an outbuilding and patio picnic table.

Open grassy wetland field stretching toward a treeline beneath a blue sky with light clouds.

A digital map screenshot showing the location of Hicks County Park in Jefferson County, Washington.

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Cottage in Port Ludlow, Washington

6 guests • 3 bedrooms • 3 beds • 3 full baths

5.00

• 7 reviews

This Unique property is not only a total Gem, it is an Experience. Port Ludlow is already a slice of heaven, but a "glamping village" setup is exactly what your're looking for when you want the Pacific Northwest experience without the damp sleeping bags. The Olympic Peninsula’s Premier Private Glamping Village Escape the ordinary and claim your own corner of the Pacific Northwest. This new construction offers a sophisticated take on outdoor living. Perfect for multi-generational families or a group of friends, our site features three distinct units—two modern tiny homes and one iconic Airstream—giving everyone their own space while staying together. The Accommodations (Sleeps 6) Forget cramped quarters. Our layout provides the perfect balance of community and privacy: Two Designer Tiny Homes: Thoughtfully crafted with modern finishes The Vintage-Chic Airstream: A classic silver bullet experience updated with all the essentials. The "Outdoor Great Room" The heart of the property is our massive communal outdoor space designed for long summer nights: Chef’s Outdoor Kitchen: Fully equipped for al fresco meals. Dining Under the Stars: A dedicated outdoor dining area for the whole crew. The Game Zone: Serious fun with Cornhole, Horseshoes, and an array of yard games. Nature at Your Doorstep Beach Access: Although we do not have beach access at the site, it is only a quick drive to the nearest beach, so bring your kayaks and paddleboards Bird/Nature watching Paradise: Located in a quiet corridor perfect for spotting eagles, herons, foxes, and local wildlife. Total Privacy: Tucked away from the noise, you’ll feel miles away from everything while being minutes from Port Ludlow’s charm. Whether you’re sipping wine by the fire or launching a kayak at the nearby beach, this is "glamping" in its truest form. You get the fresh air of the Olympic Peninsula with the comfort of high-end, new construction. Note: This is a private, multi-unit site. When you book, you are booking the entire compound for your group of 6.

What this place offers

Indoor fireplace
Oven
Stove
Kayaks
Dryer
Washing machine
Barbecue utensils
Cooking basics
Dishes and utensils
Freezer

Where you'll sleep

1/2

Bedroom 1

1 queen

Bedroom 2

1 queen

Bedroom 3

1 queen

Port Ludlow, WA, USA

About the neighborhood

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.

Getting around

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!

Things to know

House rules

Check-in after 4:00 PM
Check-out before 10:00 AM
6 guests maximum

Safety & property

Exterior security cameras on property
Carbon monoxide alarm installed
First aid kit

Cancellation policy

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This property is managed through Fairly. It is also available on sites like Airbnb and Vrbo, but the lowest price is always at Fairly.com. Avoid service fees by booking direct.

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