Lake Sutherland Cabin w/ Dock Access & Kayaks

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Cabin in Port Angeles, Washington

6 guests1 bedroom3 beds1 full bath
Lake Sutherland Sanctuary: A Rustic Loft Retreat Embrace the Unplugged, Vintage Cabin Vibe If you are looking for a sterile, modern hotel with pristine drywall, this isn't it. But if you crave soul, history, and a true Pacific Northwest experience, welcome home. Escape to the peaceful shores of Lake Sutherland, where mountain views, fresh forest air, and quiet waterfront living meet a century of character. This authentic rustic cabin offers a cozy loft layout, a spacious deck for outdoor dining, and direct access to one of the region’s most beautiful lakes. It is the perfect, beautifully imperfect basecamp for your Olympic Peninsula adventures. Inside: Character & Coziness Inside, the cabin wraps you in warm, original wood interiors. It’s full of vintage charm, meaning you’ll find quirks, character, and a layout that feels instantly lived-in and inviting. Large windows bring in natural light and glimpses of the surrounding forest and lake. The living space flows into a simple dining area and kitchen, creating a comfortable place to swap stories after a day of exploring. The kitchen includes everything you need to prepare hearty meals before heading out for a hike or settling in for a relaxed evening. Note: Toaster oven and microwave, no full sized oven. The Sleeping Loft Upstairs, the sleeping loft creates a cozy nest tucked right beneath the historic wood-beamed ceiling. After a day of kayaking, hiking, or exploring the nearby national park, climbing up here feels like retreating to your own private treehouse. Outside: Pure Pacific Northwest The spacious deck is the true heart of the property. Enjoy morning coffee with mountain views, grill dinner on the BBQ, or relax in the evening air surrounded by towering evergreens. Guests are just a short, 450-foot walk down to a shared community dock. From here, you can launch kayaks, swim, or simply take in the peaceful lake views. What You'll Love True Vintage Soul: A genuine, century-old cabin atmosphere you can't replicate. Waterfront Perks: Easy 450-foot walk to a shared lake dock with kayaks available for guest use. The Great Outdoors: Large outdoor deck with a BBQ, dining seating, and mountain/lake views. Cozy Loft Sleeping: A classic, rustic loft space that feels like a hidden hideaway. Prime Location: Minutes from Olympic National Park adventures, tucked in a peaceful lakeside neighborhood. Important Information (The "Real Nature" Details) A Note on Our Wild Neighbors: This is an authentic, deep-woods cabin experience. While the cabin is professionally treated and thoroughly cleaned between guests, you are in the heart of nature. You may encounter a spider, a rogue cobweb, or a buzzing insect during your stay. They were here first! If a random bug or a bit of rustic dust ruins your vacation, a modern hotel might be a better fit. If you love the idea of a real, historic wilderness retreat, you will adore it here. Loft Access: The sleeping loft is accessed via a sturdy, steep ladder (200 lb weight limit). Max Occupancy: 6 guests. Heating/Cooling: No air conditioning (open windows provide great natural lake breezes). The wood stove is decorative only and not available for guest use. Parking: Space for up to 2 vehicles. House Rules: Strictly no pets, no smoking, and no parties or events. Dock Access: The community dock is shared and located a short 450 feet from the cabin. Whether you're kayaking on Lake Sutherland, hiking through Olympic National Park, or unplugging on the deck with a good book, this old soul of a cabin offers a peaceful, grounding base for exploring the Olympic Peninsula. Book your stay and experience the quiet, unfiltered beauty of lakeside living!
What this place offers
  • TV
  • Heating
  • Wifi
  • Refrigerator
  • Kayaks
  • Shower
  • Hair dryer
  • Coffee
  • Coffee maker
  • Cooking basics
Where you'll sleep
Bedroom 1
1 queen
Loft
2 queens
About the neighborhood
Nestled on the serene southern shore of Lake Sutherland, this neighborhood offers the perfect blend of high-energy adventure and deep forest tranquility. While most travelers pass by on Hwy 101, guests here enjoy exclusive access to one of the only motorized-friendly lakes in the region, all while being minutes from the gates of Olympic National Park. Lake Access: You are steps away from the crystal-clear waters of Lake Sutherland. Unlike its neighbor Lake Crescent, Lake Sutherland allows powerboats and jet skis, making it a premier spot for water skiing, tubing, and fishing. Kayaking & SUP: For those seeking peace, the early morning water is perfect for a quiet paddle. Proximity to Lake Crescent: Just a 5-minute drive west brings you to the iconic, deep-blue Lake Crescent for world-class hiking at Marymere Falls or the Devil’s Punchbowl. Adventure at Your Doorstep Olympic National Park: You are perfectly positioned between Hurricane Ridge (40 mins east) and the Sol Duc Valley (35 mins west). Spruce Railroad Trail: A stunning, paved lakeside trail perfect for biking or a scenic walk. Salt Creek Recreation Area: A 20-minute drive north leads you to some of the best tide-pooling and whale-watching spots on the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Local Eats & Supplies Granny’s Cafe: A local legend just 2.6 miles away. Stop by for their famous burgers and soft-serve ice cream after a day of hiking. Lake Crescent Lodge: Head here for a fine-dining experience with a sunset view over the water. Port Angeles (20 mins): A quick drive into town provides access to full grocery stores, local breweries like Next Door Gastropub, and the ferry to Victoria, B.C.
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Getting around
Lake Sutherland is a beautiful, semi-secluded retreat. While it feels like a private world of its own, it’s remarkably easy to access the best of the Olympic Peninsula from here. Port Angeles: 15–20 minutes (15 miles) east for major groceries (Safeway/Walmart), local breweries, and the Black Ball Ferry to Victoria, B.C. Lake Crescent: 5 minutes west. You’re practically neighbors! Hurricane Ridge: 45 minutes to the heart of the National Park. Sol Duc Hot Springs: 45 minutes to the west. Parking at the Property We provide free on-site parking for up to 2 vehicles. The driveway is well-maintained, but like many lake-side properties, it can be a bit snug—please park mindfully! The Shared Dock: Located just 450 feet (a short 2-minute walk) from your door. Public Boat Launch: If you are bringing your own motorized boat, there is a public WDFW boat ramp on the lake. Note: A Washington Discover Pass is required for parking at the public launch. Power Sports: Lake Sutherland is one of the few lakes in the area that allows motorized craft, so it's a popular spot for water skiing and jet skiing in the summer months. The Route: You can take the "Strait Shot" (Route 123) from the Bainbridge Island Ferry Terminal directly to the Port Angeles Gateway Transit Center. Local Supplies Shadow Mountain Store: Located just a couple of minutes away on Hwy 101. It’s perfect for grabbing ice, snacks, basic groceries, or emergency fishing gear without driving all the way into town. Granny’s Cafe: A local legend just 5 minutes east—go for the soft-serve ice cream and the burgers!
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House rules
  • Check-in after 4:00 PM
  • Check-out before 10:00 AM
  • 6 guests maximum
Safety & property
  • Carbon monoxide alarm installed
  • Fire extinguisher
  • First aid kit
Cancellation policy
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