When we showed up to occupy the site that we reserved and paid for about 1 month prior to our…read morearrival we were told that there was a computer glitch that double booked our site. We were then given the space next to the one we had booked and paid for. We had to share the electrical, water, and sewer connections with the motor home that was in our original site. This was very inconvenient since we had to "schedule" our sewer dumps, had low water pressure, had our electricity turned off while we were away site seeing (it could have been that the breaker blow with double power plugged in). We also compared notes with the couple who occupied our original site and were told by them that their site was given to someone else so they were given our site. This did not set well with us because it meant that the manager of the park had lied to us about why our site was not available to us. To make matters worse we had to stretch our two electrical cords to reach the plugin since it was so far away from our trailer. This resulted in our cord coming apart which required me to spend $100 to replace it. Their lying to us and making no effort to reimburse us partially for paying for a full hook up site that we did not get to occupy are the reasons that I will never book with this campground again. Honesty and an effort to make things right would have gone a long ways to giving them a higher rating.

From the owner: Nestled in the great PNW, we are a family owned small town business. Located on the Olympic…read moreAdventure Campground, surrounded by trees and trails. Newly built, newly bought cabin.

SCAM ALERT!!! RUN…read moreAWAY FROM THIS COMPANY!!!!! Upon our arrival at 402 Kallman Road the day prior to check-in, there was debris in the yard. (Because we had reached out multiple times via phone and email to confirm our reservations and had not received a reply, we arrived a day early.) Still, the property is vastly different from the property listed on HomeAway.com, listing #7834193, which we paid $1,600.00 to rent from July 16th through July 23, 2019. While the owners have removed the listing, they haven't removed the Facebook listing that shows the resort named at the same (https://www.facebook.com/MichaelWolf998765/). The advertised "resort" depicted sunsets on the water, natural alcoves in a romantic setting, and a retreat-like atmosphere and included many 5-star "reviews" that sold us on the rental. We arrived to what appeared to be multiple unkempt, personal trailer homes for full-time residents, not a popular tourist destination created for vacation purposes. The buildings were broken down with peeling paint and were surrounded by discarded junk. The yard of this dilapidated property was strewn with broken furniture, a wet mattress, and garbage. We were overcome with anxiety; in person, the location felt dangerous and unsafe, like a place drug addicts and criminals might hang out. This was absolutely NOT what we had paid for and we were horrified, especially because our friends would be arriving and would not have a place to stay during high season on the Olympic Peninsula. Concerned for our safety, we left the premises immediately and scrambled to piece together other arrangements. After this initial experience, we communicated with the owner, Mike, who appeared to be high on drugs because his eyes were glazed and he rambled on at a fast pace about delusional nonsense. For example, he claimed he owned "the entire riverbed", that the rocks in the river are geodes that contain jade and sapphires. He also claimed that the garden shed was a rentable cottage. We have also been in touch online. At no time has he offered to refund any of the $1,600 he received on 5/17/2019, nor has he done so. Instead, he claimed he'd only rented us the backyard of this property and referred to his egregious, fraudulent misrepresentation as a cancellation on our part. After we made a complaint to the Attorney General Mike sent my friends text messages threatening to have us arrested for slander as well as offering to refund some of our money " I will follow my attorneys advice on a refund" if we would take our reviews of our experience down from google reviews. Upon closer investigation, we learned that the sellers have multiple identities. Michael Bradham of Northern Approaches LLC is actually Michael Wolf, as noted from his Facebook page, where he lists both his real name AND being the owner of Northern Approaches, the company who scammed us. The same is true for Sharice Paris, who is on the Northern Approaches emails - her real name is also Wolf. More importantly, we learned that the 5-star reviews that accompanied the beautiful, fake photos, and which had been the deciding factor in our decision to rent the property, were fraudulent as well! Michael and Sharice both wrote separate, exemplary reviews as if they were guests at the resort rather than the owners. Additionally, Dustin Crear, who according to his Facebook page is their employee, also provided a fraudulent, 5-star review. In fact, every review on the property came from the Port Angeles area where they live and Sarah Sullivan, another reviewer, bears an uncanny resemblance to Sharice. Clearly, we are victims of a scam. Not only were we robbed of money, but also of precious time with our friends.

This was literally the worst Vrbo experience I've ever had in my life. There was dog hair…read moreeverywhere! The bed I slept in the first night smelt like a homeless person had slept there the night before, had to wash all the sheets ourselves stains in the bedding nasty nasty nasty carpet, the pans were all warped, the toaster burnt one side of the bread, the oven burnt everything we put into it, the blinds on the bathroom were stuck open crating privacy issues. Owner not concerned whatsoever! It's situations like these that zero stars really needs to be an option.

I have stayed here on three occasions and loved every visit. The place is secluded and private. I…read morefelt compelled to write a review given the one other from years ago. It's true that this is one building on a property, but the way its oriented and the direction the living room/kitchen windows face, you feel like you are in the woods. The property trails are lovely appetizers for trails nearby. Down the service road, you can really get a taste of the river the property is on. The place is delightfully situated just outside of Forks, and near Kalaloch and the Hoh Rainforest. I just love this place and the hosts are great. On our third visit, the power went out. Our hosts were away, but came from Port Angeles to make sure we had what we needed and gave us access to their house to use the wood stove and keep warm.

We were disappointed with this cabin. The website photos lead one to believe you will be in a…read moreremote, isolated area. The cabin is, in fact, located exactly in the owner's front yard. We left as quickly as we could find another location, but spent two very uncomfortable nights. The shear bedroom curtains facing the owner's driveway made it impossible to even change clothes except in the bathroom area. The interior of the cabin is exactly as photographed and is clean and the bedding comfortable. The location is not as advertised and is not on the river. If it is a remote location, privacy, and fishing you are looking for, this is not the location. If you want a clean place with comfortable bedding and don't mind the lack of privacy, then you may like this spot.

It's an okay hotel for a small city . We stayed here for 1 night as it's close to Hoh national…read morepark. The rooms are lil worn out I felt , not lit enough. The furniture, room layout , everything looked old to me . Carpet was visibly dirty . Bed was comfortable enough though . There is free self parking on site . They don't have the free breakfast buffet , not even grab and go stuff which I would have preferred . They do have free coffee that you can get on the morning. Staff is friendly though and they welcome you with smiles which is nice . They had a notice in the room stating they charge you for damaged / stained item ( like towels )which was shocking to me .Haven't seen this before anywhere. The walls are thin and if the adjacent room is noisy , then be ready to get disturbed ( happened with us) . Couldn't see any elevator as well on the property which could be an issue to some people. Stay here only if your highest priority is staying close to Hoh rainforest . 3 stars for location, the staff and the bed.

This was a nice affordable cozy place to stay at when I was visiting Forks. I was spending a few…read moredays exploring Olympic National Park and ended up staying here at this hotel. I didn't get to use the pool or check out any other amenities that they might have here because I was gone most of the time. But my bed was comfortable and I slept well. There are a number of places within minutes that you can grab some food at. The check-in process was smooth and the hospitality was great.

Beth was always available by email or phone to answer my questions and to keep me informed…read more Although we unfortunately missed the top of the market, I still received a reasonable price for my home. That house, though beautiful, had some unusual features that did not appeal to everyone.

Beth is smart, friendly, dedicated and driven. It took us a year to find the right house in the…read morePuget Sound area (we're from Ocean Shores) and Beth constantly offered new suggestions for achieving that goal. She let us know the pros and cons of every area between Port Townsend and Port Ludlow, creating informative videos if there was a listing that ever caught our eye. After 2 failed offers (we were outbid on both) Beth pulled the ultimate rabbit out of her real estate hat - a beautiful single story Port Ludlow home (overlooking Hood Canal) that was for sale by owner. We had an accepted offer within 4 hours of her reaching out to us. The house is a dream come true, and that is saying a lot for Beth, especially in this out of control real estate market. Beth Olson is a true Superstar!