3 acres hosted by Curt B.
1 lodging site
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Creature comforts
Enjoy the comforts of home—including flush toilets, showers, and a kitchen.
Mostly private three acres of open flat field. Cedar and pine trees, some garden, flowerbeds. Bats at dusk. Lots of stars at night. Lots of birds during summer. It's between Port Gamble Heritage Park and the Hood Canal bridge, just off of Highway 3.This yurt is located on a unique somewhat secluded three acre parcel of land, shared by charming handcrafted tiny houses and surrounded by pine trees.
The yurt itself is an authentic handmade all organic "groovy" Mongolian yurt, 20 feet in diameter outfitted with a wood stove and a comfortable queen size bed with a comfortable mattress. The high ceiling, natural materials, and round floor plan makes staying here feel a little magical. During the day, pull the canvas top open and enjoy the skylight and open air. Wildlife includes on the daily many types of rare and common birds, squirrels, rabbits, bats, owls, and the occasional deer. Excellent stargazing on a clear night! With a recent Bobcat sighting.
You will have access to a primitive hot outdoor shower, a shared fully plumbed "outhouse", an outdoor fire pit with chairs, and a gas grill in a covered outdoor DIY kitchen with running water.
Note about shared amenities:
The shower is a short walk down a hill and attached to another building.
The outhouse bathroom , " toilet and sink" is several yards away from the yurt and while being fully functional, is also not completely finished on the outside. There is also spots to get out of the weather.
The outdoor kitchen is also in various stages of development. Use at your own risk. There are several cast iron skillets, some random plates, a kettle for boiling water, running water hooked up to a vintage sink. Bring your own drinking water, and things to throw in the refrigerator. There is most everything you might need.
Up to six guests can stay in this yurt (It's quite spacious). In addition to the queen bed there is a spare mattress (beneath the bed) a cot, and a sleeping bag.
A few minutes drive away are gorgeous rocky beaches on the hood canal, Port gamble historical district with restaurants and shopping, hiking, biking, and kayaking at Port Gamble Heritage park, scenic drives (hood canal floating bridge for example). Port Gamble Heritage Park is actually accessible by 10 min. walk or bike.
A bit further out you can visit the amazing Chimucum farmer's market (20 minutes north), or check out the stunning Port Townsend (35 minutes northwest).
This spot is also on the way to the Olympic National Park, and ocean beaches.