Olympic Glamping

Loved the tent/ surrounding forest area/ experience.

Unable to find. Went down two other driveways, as not marked. Person two driveways before irritated with us as we were on his private property. He stated he has been trying to get in touch with Olympic glamping personnel, but never returns calls. Bathrooms would benefit from siderails. Markers for tents minimal. Persons who arrived at night couldn’t find sites. Would benefit from bath towels. Solar lights on tents were present, but did not last long to actually see when going down to bathroom. Recommend head light. Recommend consistent solar lighting to find bathroom.

I just got catfished by Olympic Glamping. The pictures depict a fancy glamping tent with clean linens, clean and bright. Glamping is more like camping. I got emailed and text messages from Olympic Glamping a greeting message and how excited they are I will be staying with them. Nothing on the email and text messages mention I need to bring clean linens. This isn’t for solo travelers. I drove through it 3 times and approached my assigned tent. I arrived around 6pm, sun is still up. There are tents that are numbered, I unzipped my tent and there were two other tents next to mine but no one were in them as I unzipped them both too. All three were dusty. It appears the beds were made months ago. The owner and I communicated and they asked for pictures of the conditions and by this time it was dark, I was having dinner at the nearby diner, Granny’s Cafe. So I asked the owner to meet me at the glamping to show them and also explaining it’s dark in there and there is NO ONE on the premises and I’m by myself. They were kind enough to offer me another tent but by this time I have doubts about them when I got this respond back, “ Sorry, but you have to go to the camp. It is perfectly safe going to the camp.” I ended up not staying at Olympic Glamping, I scrambled to find a motel.

My expectations were not met. This advertised glamping but it was just regular camping. The tents were dirty inside and felt unsafe to stay there. Also it was extremely hard to find. Bathrooms were okay. Just make sure to bring your shower shoes.

King bed wasn’t a king but twin beds pushed together. Looked nothing like the photos. No room outside the tent to even put a table out. Tent is directly on ground. Glad I went before the rainy season started. Will not be going there again.

the tent was canceled after the confirmation, we have to looked for other place to stay in the dark night

It’s very hard to find but it is really pretty and the tents were cozy. The pictures aren’t accurate and they don’t have cute decor in the tents. But it was clean and the bathrooms were clean. Piles of garbage behind the bathroom trailer was odd though. Over all a nice stay for the price and would recommend.

We were not able to stay in the provided tent due to the amount of mildew and mildew. The beds were damp and our lanterns were full of water and so did not work. The bathrooms were clean though far from our site. Thankfully we had our own personal tent and were able to stay in that in our designated area. The idea here is good but the current setup is not able to be stayed in safely due to the mold.

Clean and cozy. Tucked back into the forest. Great location for exploring the Olympic Peninsula.

A bit hard to find, but the directions were detailed and helpful.

Not what I would consider glamping. Arrived to a chewed up piece of gum pressed to the poll at the center of the tent - leads me to believe not much effort was put into prepping the tent for new guests. Bathrooms are dirty, showers are cold, no lighting, electricity, or other amenities - just a tent and a cot.

I would hardly call this “glamping” where’s the showers?! And the toilet was terrible