Pacific Dunes Resort

Terrible place to stay. Most important to know is that the Innkeeper needs further training in order for her to do an adequate job. First, she doesn’t respond to calls or texts. Second, lack of communication and follow through. For example, there was no hot water, showers were closed. Third, inadequate and misleading website description. The Wi-Fi was sketchy. Television couldn’t get connected Tiny home circuit breaker needed to be reset due to microwave and heater was too much power for breaker. Stayed two nights instead of 3. The Innkeeper promised to email receipt which turned out false. I am due a credit but Kayla has ghosted me.

Glamping with a modern touch. We liked staying here a lot but make sure if you want to use the futon that you bring your own sleeping bags and towels. Loved being in walking distance to the beach!

Such a cozy clean glamp spot. Great planning with the tents, rvs, and mini homes. Bathrooms in a central location and equally accessible from each spot in the camp. The perfect get away and alternative to lodging in Ocean Shores. We’ll definitely be back.

Great experience in a tiny home! Walkable distance to the ocean. Great service in the main lodge.

Loved the glamping tents. Comfortable beds

Great place for a weekend getaway, very clean and has everything you need.

While our stay started on the wrong foot with the untended tiny home the customer service provided by Devin, the Innkeeper, by far made up for it! The issue was immediately addressed and we were pleased to continue our stay. The resort is lovely with great access to the beach, dead quiet, and safe. I would personally bring cleaning supplies, it’s clear that the minimum is done to keep the home dust/stain/bathroom cleaned. I would still 100% recommend the stay but maybe arrive early to clean and use your own linens. Location 10/10 Innkeeper Devin 10/10 Previous housekeeper… -10/10 Sheets/Linens 4/10 Tiny 12/10 😍

Such a cute little place for my hubby and I to get away for a night !

Was really nice plan to stay again

In general we enjoyed our stay at Pacific Dunes. It’s is an alternative property with Bungalows & “Glamping” tents & RV hounds, in a campground environment. The proprietors were nice and welcoming. The bungalow (#2) was modernized & the space was big enough for 4 people. With a kettle, hot plate, French press & fan to help with temperature. Those are the positives. The negatives are that we found 2 used wash cloths in the shower. We put them in a plastic bag for the caretakers. The water smelled like sulfur but that might be a local thing. Also, the 2 windows didn’t have screens (hot during the day, cold at night) might help with the mosquitoes,Also, the walk to the ocean/beach is a bit of a trek. There is a creek that runs between the resort and the ocean (no bridge) that, if you’re adventurous, will take you 15-20min to walk to. All in all, The Pacific Dunes Resort was quaint. It was our 1st time in the Ocean Shores peninsula. I lost my phone somewhere on the beach (not their fault) but even after all that I think they are a worthwhile investment if you want an authentic RV, Glamping, bungalow experience. I have notes but, in general, this seems like a great place to bunk. We rented over Labor Day weekend and most ppl were gone after the Monday holiday. Hi, to the giant spider in the impressive mens/woman’s separate restrooms. I’d come back if they put screens on the windows. Maybe that’s just me. I do appreciate everything else. Let’s get into the actual real issue