Olympic Glamping

Great experience.

Very simple property. The lantern on the front of our tent had no batteries. There's community toilets and showers. Tent decor is sparten. Looks like the property and roads were just recently cleared.

This place isn’t there yet Primitive

Bad communication, no hot water, no potable water, bring your own lighting, wrong address on Expedia. Other then that it was clean and quiet.

Worst bathrooms and the site doesn’t look like how it’s shown on the photos.. branches of trees are almost leaning on the tent. It’s not a glamping site when it’s fully covered under the trees. Not recommended

Ok I hate to leave less than stellar reviews but I feel expectations were not met. First the good: communications were excellent, tent was clean, bed was comfy, sheets were lovely. The forest is nice. But, 1) the roads are all dirt which was fine as it was dry, but at the first rain the site is going to be mud, seems like you’d want to gravel them. 2) IMHO the tent sites should be flat and level so that the chairs and tables are stable. 3) mostly tho, the pictures online show the tents really nicely furnished with colorful pillows, furry throws etc but ours were pretty plain with none of that. I just think the pictures online should match what you get.

Beds were comfortable

Absolutely no amenity space around the tent, around the entire campground… one small table surface and 2 chairs provided for a 3 person tent. Restrooms were difficult to climb up and use the showers activated by a heavy torque lever. Only 1 set of 4 toilets with only 3 showers located with toilets for the entire campground. Shut out of luck if you’re on the opposite side of the loop. Basically completely unmarked access with no signage to inlet road. Text sent month after stay stating we owe them money. Never had a property take my personal number to send texts and nonemergency communication. Red flags.

I wouldn't call this "glamping". Yes, you'll have a tent (on the ground, no platrform, or even carpets on the floor), bed and a couple of chairs with a couple of small tables. But, there's no outdoors equipment, even a simple fire pit would be fine, but there's nothing. Yes, they have toilets and showers, but there's no hot water. Who wants a cold shower when it's pretty chill outside? To me, I would say it's like a slightly elevated level of a basic camp. It's pretty dark in the woods, even during the day. I've heard someone making noise like a dog while I was inside the tent, someone looking for food, but that wasn't a dog. Our stay was highlighted with spotting an owl in a very close distance, that was really amazing. But we definitely would not come back to this camp or recommend it to anyone else. Oh, and on top of everything, when we asked about fires policy, the host said "Yeah, go ahead, just enjoy" even though we found out there was a fire ban for the entire Olympic National Park and forest. So no, don't recommend.

The property will be acceptable if the address provided will be the correct one,if the directions will be provided as promised 24hrs before , if the lodging will be available for all booked travelers, and the tent accessible for older adults. None of it happened. All of it was promised, expected. Huge disappointment. Also , headache with receiving reimbursement. will never book thru Expedia again, will also not use that camping ground.

I read reviews so i knew what i was getting into. It's a camp spot in very thick woods. Bring a lantern or flashlight. Our teepee had a bed, 2 chairs and tv tray. A table would be nice but we survived. Find the place in the daylight. There is no way we could see the small wooden stakes with our campsite number on them in the dark. The biggest surprise was the bed was super comfy! We brought extra blankets and pillows but we slept like babies. Come prepared and you'll be good. Come expecting a 5 start resort with little kids, you'll be disappointed.