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· Sequim, Clallam, Washington

5 acres hosted by Krishnaveni C.

1 tent site

Near Olympic National Park

Within a 30-minute drive from the Olympic National Park.

These camp sites are part of a beautiful farm, Adjacent to it a 100-mile-long bicycle Discovery trail and a Victorian beautiful short-term rental. It will accommodate 3 tents and 3 cars, Totaling 12 people capacity. A great way to spend time in a beautiful, wooded area with a lot of nature. A lot of native birds will come and stay in these woods. Each campsite provides a kitchen, potable water, toilet, trash disposal, picnic table, spot for a campfire (outside of burn bans), and is pet friendly! Nearby activities include biking, boating, fishing, hiking, snow sports, surfing, and wildlife watching. Our guests love it here "We had an absolutely wonderful time staying at the lavender farm! The camp spots are nestled in the trees with view of the lavender nearby. Clean porta potty (it actually smelled GOOD! ), great tasting well water, and a communal fire pit with plenty of seating. Hosts were very kind and accommodating. A memorable way to spend lavender weekend in Sequim!"It is best for a big family who wants to gather and enjoy the natural beauty of our camp space. The space is enough to pitch 3 tents and can accommodate up to 12 people. We provide water, Portable Toilet, Dining tables, Waste Bins and 3 Camp Fire Pit.

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34 ratings · 26 reviews

John S.recommends

August 24, 2022

Barred Owl Nest in Lavender Farm

The campsite felt secluded, the ground was just right for driving in tent stakes, the water tasted good, and the honeybucket was clean. The lavender next to the site was a nice bonus. It was a convenient drive to the Dungeness spit, which was our main priority. Thumbs up.

Jill O.recommends

August 23, 2022

Barred Owl Nest in Lavender Farm

It is a pretty area. I love lavender. It is not described well.. as others mentioned the sites are crazy close together and share a fire pit. Thankfully no one else was there and we had privacy. We never met the host. She said she would open the little gift shop at 7:30. I waited and she never showed up. When I texted to find out if she was coming.. she said no something came up. Disappointing. I don't think I'd stay again.

Stephen S.recommends

August 2, 2022

Blue Heron Nest in Lavender Farm

Camping on Krishnaveni’s lavender farm was awesome. The sites were set back from the main house. The lavender was in full bloom when we stayed. There was ice cream available on site to purchase.

Valerie S.

July 30, 2022

Blue Heron Nest in Lavender Farm

The good parts of this camp spot is that it is near Sequim, is right next to a beautiful lavender field and you can hop on the Olympic discovery trail right away. Fortunately, we were the only people camping there that night, otherwise it would feel very tight for 5 different parties to camp there. Also, the host did not do a good job at giving directions to get to the camp spot and we eventually had to call them after getting lost. There are some good things going for it but I don’t think it was worth $75 with a $13 service fee. We’ve been to a lot of hip camps recently, so I feel like I have a good sense of pricing, but if you’re in a pinch it is not bad.

Bruce N.recommends

July 30, 2022

Bald Eagle Nest in Lavender Farm

Arrived late but no problem

Great host, very accommodating. Beautiful place.

Cassie M.recommends

July 17, 2022

Humming Bird Nest in Lavender Farm

Camp next to lavender field!

I loved camping next to Krishnaveni’s lavender field! It was quiet and peaceful and the firepit was great! We made a tea with some of the lavender, honey and lemon and drank it in the gazebo right in the middle of the field and it was so relaxing- exactly what we were looking for. Krishnaveni and her team where wonderful hosts and I’d recommend her site to anyone looking for a unique camp site.

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Sequim, Clallam, Washington, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla and S’Klallam First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Krishnaveni C.Joined in March 2021

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