Wander Camp Olympic

Great place to camp in the woods for the night if you’re a fan of the great outdoors and are used to camping. We stayed for one night between visits to Sol Duc hot springs and the Hoh Rain Forest. Tent was already set up with beds inside and a lantern outside. Inside temperature was comfortable at night and we were protected from bugs and the elements. Shared bathrooms were clean. No noise from cars. Staff answered our check-in questions remotely via phone. Simple shared area with chairs and fire pit nearby. Entrance can be a bit tricky to find as it’s not on Apple Maps, but staff sent us instructions and coordinates. Just keep an eye out for the small “Wander Camp” sign off the highway. Brought our own food and water, but there was a nice restaurant nearby.

The location was beautiful and bathrooms were fine, however, the tent was NOT waterproof. It rained and by midnight, we had tons of puddles and leaks in our tent. Our bags and clothes were soaked, the bed was wet, and the employee communicating with me just said they’d pass along the information. Also, there are no bear boxes for food, so plan accordingly. If there wasn’t rain, it would have been an ok experience, but given that it is in a rainforest, waterproof tents seems like a must have to me.

So it’s not at all like the pictures, and not like the other wander campsite I stayed at in Grand Canyon just 3-4 weeks ago which was true to pictures and this was not at all. This place had no rugs, no table or chairs or throw pillows. It was literally just beds with blankets, the beds were comfortable but you would do best if you consider this straight up camping and beds as a bonus, if you consider it to be that cute glamping experience, it’s not. The one in Grand Canyon was more glamping and cute but this was more closer to straight up camping but yes there are beds and clean public bathrooms outside.

It was very nice and clean. We got there in the dark so it would have been nice to know rhe lantern was on the tent pole by the entrance as we didn’t find it til morning but would definetly stay here again. It would he nice if there was an area where you could prepare your own meals.

This was a poor experience, at first it was hard to find which I had received instructions but the campsite was pretty much all uphill and could not find the site we were assigned to but finally found it. Would recommend that they carve more spaces for parking cause it was absolutely abysmal. Woke up super early and just got the hell out of there. The tents and beds were nice though!

Stay was cancelled do to weather

I drove around for an hour and a half trying to find the location. Finally was able to find it based on GPS coordinates and entering them into my cell phone. Once I arrived at the property, there was no signage to tell me I was in the right place and there was no lighting. There was an abandoned truck a few spaces up that made me feel very sketched out. I drove around the property five times. It’s quite a large property. I was unable to find any parking or any person to help me. Find my camp spot. There was no camping at the area where my campsite should have been there was no tent. When I contacted the people, they told me that there was a tent 00 but I could find nothing there and there was no one there to help me. So I left and drove three hours home in the dark.

Glamping is nice but too close to highway. Still a good value

I did not stay at the property. I discarded the reservation. I arrived early and found conditions to be substandard and seriously misrepresented in the Expedia listing. Roads were ungraded mud with puddles, accommodations did not appear clean in their access, it looked as if some of the tents were not on level ground, and there was no electricity (in contrast to the pictures provided on the listing), so there was no capability to recharge phones (that I could see). I can't speak to the conditions inside the tents themselves. It didn't feel like a physically safe environment, as I was unable to see any exterior lighting that might make movement to and from the tents to the bathroom facilities practical after dark. There needs to be some investment in the property by whatever ownership group is involved, as it is a decent concept...tents need to be on level platforms with dry, clean access to common shower / bathroom facilities, among other things. I'm sure that there is a demographic that does not mind this situation, but I am not part of that demographic.

We didn’t stay here. We showed up, took one look at our tent and promptly called to get a refund. This is NOT glamping. There was nothing glam about it and it did not look like photos on website. Tents were moldy, carpets covered in mud, no light provided, basic camp beds, and zipper on tent did not close all the way allowing bugs to get in. There was no where to take off shoes before you entered tent so going straight from standing in mud to inside tent. It looked a homeless encampment.