Renta de alojamientos vacacionales con acceso a la playa en Port Ludlow

Historic Discovery Bay Beach Cabin Stunning Views

Experience healing and peace with the sound of gentle waves on Discovery Bay. Our cabin was built in 1939 by our grandfather who was an early businessman in Port Townsend. He wisely recognized for decades to come this would be a prized place of rest, enjoyed by 5 generations. Our two kayaks for beginners and new paddle board are available for rent. Explore the unbelievable beauty of the Olympic National Park just a few miles away featuring hiking to rainforests, glaciers, and mountain lakes.

Waterfront, Mtn Views, Sunsets - Relaxing Retreat

Relax with the expansive view of the Olympic Mountain peaks across the Hood Canal from the entire glassed in house-front. Sit down by the fire pit to view sunsets, eagles, herons, seals, otters and occasional porpoise or orca passing. Your comfort is our goal with our mid century mod home. Our place is good for couples, solo adventurers, business travelers, and families (with kids). Enjoy the beachfront park nearby. We are only 10 minutes from Poulsbo, Port Gamble, and the Hood Canal bridge.

Port Townsend waterfront new sauna!

Relax with the whole family at this peaceful and magical place. Very secluded waterfront property with nature everywhere. Watch eagles, seals, otters, herons, and so many other creatures. Newly renovated bathroom and kitchen with a designer bertazoni induction range. Brand new traeger grill on deck. Cozy and stylish decor. Comfortable deck and firepit. 700 feet of private beach. 2 bedrooms on main floor with queen beds. One king bed on top floor accessed by spiral staircase. Pet friendly.

Luxurious Beach House at Paradise Bay

Enjoy quiet sunrises and magical views of the Cascade Mountains from the comfort of this peaceful getaway! Explore tide pools and hunt for oysters as you stroll along the clear crystal clear waters of the Puget Sound, or borrow our binoculars and guidebooks to free your inner naturalist, while you relax by the fire. Use our oasis to hunker down for a cozy visit, or as a home base as you explore all the magic the Olympic Peninsula has to offer, from Poulsbo to Port Townsend, It's all here!

Spacious retreat, gateway to the Olympic peninsula

Bring or rent a kayak or paddleboard: explore Hood head, Squamish harbor, or Gamble bay. Close to the Hood Canal Floating Bridge. Summer days we often have deer in the yard, and eagles soaring above, watching the shoreline for fish. Our yard has fruit trees, a barbecue, fire pit, and views of the mountains and water There is a trail through the woods to the nearby shoreline. It's a spacious ground floor retreat. See our guidebook under"arrival guide" for more about places to explore.

Cozy waterfront cabin with panoramic view

Cozy waterfront cabin on the Puget Sound on an private acre with a trail to the beach. The views are incredible-- the Hood Canal, Olympic Mountains and North Spit. The landscape is enchanting with a mature garden: rhodies, azaleas and Japanese maples. The home is a perfect heaven with a spacious master bedroom, a bedroom, a small room and a loft. Relax on the deck or head to the beach you will relish the peace and quiet, the water and the views. Only 20 min from Kingston ferry.

Hansville/Kingston Washington/North Kitsap County

If you’re looking for a quiet retreat from the busy pace of life, the “Sunnysands Beach House” is the place for family fun and relaxation. Enjoy 600 feet of waterfront access to a beautiful sandy beach with a view of the Cascades or walk to the Foulweather Bluff Preserve, a “Nature Conservancy” beach with a stunning view of the Casades. Skunk Bay is on the north tip of the Kitsap Peninsula, three miles north of Hansville – just 20 minutes north of the Kingston Ferry Dock.

At Home in Shine

Enjoy a very quiet stay in this large bedroom, great-room with pool table, kitchenette. Take short trips from here to Olympic National Park, Port Townsend, Port Gamble, Poulsbo, Bainbridge Island and many other interesting attractions. A variety of activities,including water sports, hiking, shopping and general site seeing. Just 10 minutes to the championship golf course at Port Ludlow! Visit family in the Navy stationed in Bremerton , Keyport, or Bangor Submarine Base.

Charming Waterfront Tiny Home

A lovely getaway in a waterfront tiny home awaits you on this secluded Hood Canal property. Mature cedar, fir, spruce, and big leaf maple trees abound, a year-round creek runs through the property, and a wonderful beach awaits you with habitat that boasts nesting eagles, osprey, otters, raccoons, opossums, and a myriad of waterfowl, songbirds, and hummingbirds. Two single kayaks are available for your enjoyment! Enjoy oysters?...gather them right off the beach!

Waterfront + Kayaks + Theater + Sauna + Hot Tub

Named BEST PLACE TO STAY NEAR OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK by Rolling Stone! Wake up with the beach steps away. Launch kayaks, explore the shoreline, then enjoy your private theater and game room. This waterfront cabin offers room to play, relax, and reconnect. Enjoy private beach access, wildlife watching, s’mores by the fire, and inviting spaces to slow down and recenter. Close to hiking, wineries, and Port Townsend’s shops and restaurants.

Suite View, 1 BR apartment near Pt. Townsend

Stunning view right from the apartment. Lie in bed at night and see Port Townsend's twinkling lights across the bay. Port Townsend is a short drive away with all its restaurants, parks, art and culture. There are nearby parks and beaches. You’ll love Suite View because of the outside fire pit area, coziness, the kitchen, and the location. Suite View provides easy access to the bus line. It is good for couples and solo adventurers.ce

Tidecrest: High-Bluff Hideaway & Beach-Front Cabin

This is a comfortable, two-bedroom home at the top of the bluff, with stunning views west across Useless Bay and the Puget Sound to the mountains of the Olympic Peninsula. At the foot of our path down the bluff, you'll find our beach-front cabin, a magical spot on Maxwelton Beach. Useless Bay is so shallow that at low tide you can walk for miles along the tidal flats.