Gorgeous sunset, not crowded at all. Hope to return. We arrived about 40 minutes before sunset, and…read morestayed just until dark.

Wonderful spot to look at the scenery, and walk along the shoreline. Picnic area there as well…read more We saw multiple Bald Eagles which was a treat. Not too busy on a Saturday which was nice.

Heaven. Bliss. If…read moreyou like the beach, mountains, forest and want to get to the edge of the ocean, come here. 216 acres of natural beauty, near the Dungeness Spit. Lot of picnic tables. We walked on the trail that's 1 mile along near the bluff. I could stare at that forever. I took videos and it's like medicine for the soul to watch them again and again. Camping is available here. They have coin operated showers, and there's a dump station. Restrooms too. Reservations can be made in advance online or there's first come, first serve sites but that changes at different times of the year. See the website for details.

This is a tough spot to review. The place is BEAUTIFUL! If you can find the beauty…read more Signage is horrible, maps are next-to-useless, and some trails are closed. After over an hour of hiking and not even catching a glimpse of the water we decided to leave out of frustration and approaching sunset. On the drive out we stopped at a random pullout. Within 100' of our car were some of the most spectacular views we have ever seen! Why not have a sign??? This place has enormous potential, and is icredibly picturesque, but desperately lacks management, marketing, and common sense.

Had such a relaxing visit to Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge! The scenery is gorgeous and super…read morecalm. Couldn't hike all the way to the lighthouse this time around, but it's on my list for next time for sure. A couple of quick heads-ups for fellow visitors: * ​If you don't have a State Park Pass, the entrance fee is $3. Make sure to bring cash, as the card machine was down during our visit. * Free parking is available, and there's a campground right nearby. * Definitely bring a hat, sunglasses, plenty of water, and solid walking shoes. It's a lovely place to unwind!

Genuinely impressed by this campground. I wasn't expecting anything amazing but I was blown away…read more First off it is very clean and well maintained. The camp sites are quite large with lots of trees. Bathrooms and showers are nice. Maybe the pay function of the showers was broken when I visited, but showers were free. You can hear the waves crashing at the beach from the campground. Close drive to Port Angeles. One of my favorite campgrounds in the area.

This is a gem of a campground! We had a big Olympic NP trip planned and needed a campground…read moresomewhat close to SeaTac airport to start our journey. This campground was small and quiet, and matched with the beautiful views it was really enjoyable. There are only around 30 sites here, squished between the coast and the main road. Each one has a bunch of space, though, and some privacy behind trees and bushes. There's a tent pad, picnic table, and fire pit at each site, although we were there during a fire ban. There was a nice bathroom that's an easy walk from any site, and a couple picnic pavilions as well. You can head to the Olympic trail from this campground, which stretches for a few hundred miles. You can also walk down to a boat launch and take in the view by the water. We were really pleased with this beautiful quiet campground and it was a great way to start our trip.

This park has a really small area to access the very rocky beach. I only saw this area and learned…read morelater that it's much larger than that. Based on what I saw and did there with a friend, I wouldn't go back, as my main goal is to be and appreciate the beach. This park has tennis courts, basketball court, and ball fields, along with 3 rec areas for rent for a group. You will have to pay to camp/RV here and showers. There's a paved trail. Dogs are allowed but have to remain on leash.

Just got home from spending 5 nights here this summer and last year too! We had our Uncle &…read moregirlfriend stay at the Clam cottage - for a couple nights down the hill; what a fun time we had.

This was the view and end of much needed relaxing local get away…read moreHe work I explored we both rejuvenated after 26 years these little get aways are such a plus to find each other and no electronic

Beautiful vacation house! Amazing views of the ocean and mountains. Right on the beach!read more

Gorgeous house, and a wonderfully relaxing place to get away and enjoy the beauty of the Pacific…read moreNorthwest! Its fun to just stay around the house and play on the beach, or to adventure out and hike the Dungeness Spit, explore Hurricane Ridge, or visit the animals at the Olympic Game Farm!

Great cottage stay with just the right amount of charm and care that isn't found in many places…read moreanymore. The private beach is crawling with crabs and hermit crabs, and the Dungeness NWR 10 minutes away is a great spot to recreate.

So happy we stayed here! It was easy to check in even with the office being closed. We received…read moredetailed instructions via email. Our room was definitely thought out, as we had everything needed (cozy robes, enough pillows & blankets, and even binoculars to see out over the water) and more. Very clean and comfortable. We would definitely come back again! Thank you

We stayed four nights at a Sequim Bay rental, managed by Brigadoon, and were very pleased…read more The 2 bd/1bath flat was clean, had everything we needed, and was nicely decorated and refurbished. Based on our experience, we'd highly recommend Brigadoon vacation properties and management services.

A severe interior spider infestation occurred in early evening. A pod hatched and hundreds of tiny…read morespiders were dropping from the ceiling. I called the emergency number 5 times. No response for 2 days. I had to evacuate.

I was planning to spend this weekend with my two children at a lovely cabin in Port Angeles,…read moremanaged by Sequim Valley Properties. Our plan was to spend the whole weekend outside. Unfortunately, due to massive fires in California and Oregon, the air in Western Washington became unhealthy and I made the difficult decision to cancel our trip. I first attempted to reschedule the trip to mid-October, hoping that by pushing our trip back, we'd be out of fire season and able to enjoy the outdoors. This was met by a phone call from Simone at Sequim Valley Properties, who accused me of overreacting, and berated me for the last minute cancellation and for requesting "all kinds of accommodations" (I had literally only asked if I could bring our family dog). She told me she would let me reschedule to mid-October, but only if I could guarantee that there would be no changes to the reservation. Since that's not a guarantee I could make (I am unfortunately not capable of predicting the future), and she was making me feel VERY uncomfortable to the point where I dreaded having to interact with her for a future vacation, I opted instead to cancel my reservation altogether. My girls and I will unfortunately never get to enjoy the lovely cabin in Port Angeles; at least not while Sequim Valley Properties is managing it. Simone's behavior was completely unacceptable. I'm not going to tolerate abuse from a property manager because of extenuating circumstances, and am certainly not going to give them any future business.

Simone and her lovely staff really go the extra mile. We got a phone call to check on us, because…read morethe wind was creating power outages one night. We also thought it was thoughtful the heat had been turned up before we arrived. Have stayed in a few of this company's vacay rentals, and they are all unique and comfortable. The website is really easy to use and book through - lots of reviews and photos, to find the house that's just right. I saw another reviewer had trouble getting forgotten items returned. I had the opposite experience - got my items back in a reasonable time period. I'm sure that is the biggest pain for these property managers! I just love coming to Sequim and trying out different spots to take in the mountains and the ocean views. Simone has like 30 properties to choose from!

it's a great place to take kayak classes I learned from…read moreRobert in a private class He helped me to advance a lot, especially in recovery techniques, strokers and many other things He is a very devoted coach giving very helpful individualized instructions. Also he helped me a lot with selecting gear I highly recommend Salmon Bay Paddle

Agree with the other reviews about the amazing depth of knowledge of Rob and his team (Robert &…read moreSuzanne for my basics class). I learned so much about a range of SUP-related topics. Once we were on the water, the real-time individualized feedback was superbly useful - it let me know what to keep doing, and what I should change to paddle more efficiently. I had a lot of fun learning with Rob/team and the other students, and I was even approached by a curious seal! One thing I wanted to highlight is Rob & team's emphasis on safety. I so appreciated how seriously they take SUP safety. I felt very safe in their care, and after this class I feel confident about venturing out onto the Sound, with a SUP buddy or two, to practice what I learned in class. Looking forward to taking another class with them in the near future!