The Cabin
This cozy A-frame cottage is in Hoodsport, Washington, and it’s the perfect spot to kick back and relax. It sleeps up to three people comfortably, and you’ll have the whole cabin to yourselves, including a fully equipped kitchen. If you’re looking for a memorable getaway near Lake Cushman, this cabin has everything you need.
Accommodation Details
This charming rental near Lake Cushman, just outside Olympia National Forest, makes an ideal retreat for up to four guests. There’s a comfy loft area upstairs with a queen-sized bed, and downstairs there’s another bedroom with bunk beds. The bathroom opens into a cozy living area with a flatscreen TV. Outside, you’ll have a porch to relax on and a fire pit perfect for roasting marshmallows. Plus, the small kitchen has all the basics you need to cook meals.
Campsite Amenities
The campsite offers plenty of comforts, including space for two cars and a firepit ideal for making s’mores. Linens and towels are provided, making longer stays even more comfortable.
Location
Located in western Washington, near Olympia National Forest, this spot is beautifully secluded yet conveniently close to town—only eight minutes from Hoodsport on the coast of the Pacific Ocean. You’ll be just steps away from Lake Cushman, perfect for exploring nature. Olympia is under an hour away, and Seattle is about an hour and 45 minutes.
About Hoodsport
Hoodsport, a charming community of about 850 residents on Hood Canal, serves as the entry point to Olympic National Park’s Staircase Entrance and sits beside the scenic Lake Cushman.
Activities and Attractions
There’s plenty to do in and around Hoodsport, especially if you love outdoor activities. Hood Canal is fantastic for kayaking and paddleboarding, and the scuba diving here is amazing—you might even see the giant Pacific octopus, eels, rockfish, and colorful anemones. If you’re interested, YSS Dive in town provides both diving charters and lessons.
Exploring Lake Cushman
Lake Cushman is especially beautiful in the fall and is a great spot for hiking, kayaking, fishing, or paddling along the north fork of the Skokomish River. You’ll find picnic areas along the east shore road, and there’s even a popular rock spot where you can jump right into the lake. It’s a wonderful place to spend your vacation.
