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The best camping in Old Man House Park, WA
Discover the charm of Old Man House State Park and its rich cultural heritage.
Discover the most magical spots to pitch your tent or park your rig on your next Old Man House Park adventure.
Top-rated campsites near Old Man House Park
Forest Farm Camping & Coffee
1. Forest Farm Camping & Coffee
100%
(34)
4.6mi from Old Man House Park · 1 site
Wake up in the woods to fresh espresso pulled by certified baristas — yes, really.
Forest Farm is a cozy camp tucked into 50 private acres of lush PNW forest, lovingly tended as part of our work as sustainable forest stewards and farmers.
Great for couples, friends, and families with kids ages 7 and up. Our forest trails, hidden swing set, fire ring, and resident dragon make for the kind of woodland magic that kids love. Have a younger one? We consider littler adventurers on a case-by-case basis — just message us before booking.
Working remotely? Trade your home office for the forest. With strong cell signal, reliable wifi, device charging, and a covered common area that makes a surprisingly good outdoor desk, Basecamp works beautifully as a weekday workation — deep-focus days among the trees, barista-made espresso instead of the office machine, and trails to wander on your lunch break. Ask us about midweek and extended stays.
Just a short hop from the Seattle ferry, spend your days exploring charming Kitsap towns, kayaking the shoreline, beachcombing, or chasing the bioluminescence tours at Port Gamble — then come home to the quiet of the trees. Or simply slow down: wander the trails, find the swing set hidden like a secret, gather around the fire ring, and gaze up at a sky full of stars.
Stay at Basecamp, our pair of charming wooden A-frame cabins near the farmstead, with common area, pellet stove, hammock, and fire ring all to yourself. Add our optional morning coffee service — guests say it makes the stay feel more like a rustic B&B than a campsite.
Feeling adventurous? Venture into our back 40, where secluded clearings, creek access, and winding trails wait to be explored.
Good to know: portable toilet, potable water, sink, and charging stations provided. Bring your camp basics and a sense of wonder.
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Soundview Farm
2. Soundview Farm
100%
(38)
5mi from Old Man House Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Learn more about this land:
12 acres of grass, trees, cows and horses. Gravel space with water and gray water access. No restroom access. Fires in propane fire pits allowed during non burn ban times. (Not provided) Kingston provides many amenities if you choose to go downtown and explore or hop a ferry to Edmonds. We are located about a mile from town and the ferry. Situated between Suquamish Clearwater Casino and The Point Casino with so much to do in between. Short drive to downtown Poulsbo and Point No Point beach. You can rent a kayak or board and enjoy the sound. Great fishing, crabbing or just beachcombing! Short walk or bike ride to North Kitsap Heritage Park.
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Laughing Leaf Cottage
3. Laughing Leaf Cottage
100%
(17)
6.9mi from Old Man House Park · 1 site
Escape to a peaceful off-grid retreat designed for two. Our charming 1926 cottage sits on the plateau of Woodpecker Hill, offering a quiet and private getaway surrounded by forest, open sky, and the gentle rhythms of our small farm.
Wake to soft sunrise light and the sounds of peacocks and goats greeting the day. Enjoy your morning coffee or tea on the patio overlooking the vegetable garden, then spend the day relaxing, exploring nearby towns, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere.
Inside the cottage you’ll find a cozy queen bed, small table, coffee bar, and board games—perfect for a quiet evening together. When the air turns cool, curl up beside the indoor propane fireplace, creating a warm and intimate space for chilly Northwest nights.
Step outside to your private patio at the forest’s edge where you can play outdoor games, toss horseshoes, or gather around your private campfire while watching stunning sunsets over the Olympic Mountains. Our covered patio ensures you can still enjoy the outdoors even if the weather turns.
This is a simple, unplugged experience designed to help you slow down and reconnect.
Off-Grid Amenities
-2-night minimum stay – per night
-Designed for 2 guests maximum (perfect for couples)
-Indoor propane fireplace
-Private campfire area
-Outdoor games
Off-Grid Setup
This cottage is intentionally simple:
* No electricity or running water
* Outhouse restroom located just outside the cottage
* Well water available from the outdoor hose
* Solar power bank available for charging phones and small devices
Guests have access to about ½ acre of grassy space at the edge of the forest, with room to pitch a tent if desired.
Farm Stay Experience
You’ll be staying on our small working farm where animals are part of daily life. You may see peacocks, goats, and other critters around the property. Our very old resident dog also lives here, so we ask that visiting pups be respectful.
Nearby Exploration
We’re just minutes from the charming historic towns of Poulsbo and Port Gamble, with easy access to the Hood Canal Bridge for exploring the Olympic Peninsula.
Whether you’re looking for a romantic getaway, quiet unplugged weekend, or cozy fireside retreat, this little historic cottage the perfect place to slow down and reconnect.
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Annie's Acres 333
4. Annie's Acres 333
96%
(28)
6.9mi from Old Man House Park · 1 site
I bought my property in 2021 realizing a long time dream of having my own property to keep my horses, Annie, Doc and Shimmer. My sister helped me to set up my Hipcamp as a way to support my beloved animals.
My property is located in beautiful Big Valley, conveniently only 12 minutes away from Down town Poulsbo, 10 minutes from the Hood Canal bridge, 11 minutes from Shine Tidelands state park and the Olympic Peninsula.
Please check in between 2-8pm unless
other arrangements are made so I can give you directions for the gates and camp site, after that you can come and go as you please.
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White Fir Camp
5. White Fir Camp
90%
(21)
7.1mi from Old Man House Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Secluded property surrounded by nature. Stay amongst large firs, cedars and alder with open grassy areas- fire pit and tent areas. Close to Kingston boat launch and surrounding trail systems for hikes or bike riding. Short drive to the hood canal bridge and the Olympic peninsula. Firewood is included with stay. Water, power and garbage is all available, just ask and we can accommodate most anything.
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Octovus Waterfront Paradise
6. Octovus Waterfront Paradise
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(11)
11mi from Old Man House Park · 1 site
Welcome to our picturesque property boasting stunning views of the serene Dyes Inlet cove, where the mesmerizing sunrises and sunsets paint the sky with intense colors. Spanning 2.8 acres, our estate offers an expansive waterfront, hosting both an inviting Airbnb and a well-appointed campsite.
Immerse yourself in the tranquil waters with a leisurely canoe or kayak excursion, or, during low tide, don a pair of the provided rubber boots for an enchanting stroll around the point. Depending on the season, marvel at the presence of seals, sea lions, otters, and even orcas in Dyes Inlet, while a nearby Salmon run adds a natural spectacle. Our intimate cove is a haven for bird enthusiasts, featuring an eagle nest perched on the edge of our property, along with blue herons, numerous ducks, and an array of other bird species.
In the warmer months, when tides are more forgiving, take advantage of our 6-goal disc golf course and a waterfront picnic area. Positioned as a perfect pitstop on your journey to the Olympic National Forest or the Washington coast, our location also offers proximity to excellent hiking and exploration opportunities.
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Camp Forever Young
7. Camp Forever Young
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(136)
11mi from Old Man House Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
We invite you to come and enjoy the homestead campground we’ve created. We moved here a little over 5 years ago to create a peaceful and relaxing environment where you can connect with nature and disconnect from your busy lives.
We have two private sites that offer unique accommodations that are perfect for a group of friends, a family trying out camping for the first time, or a couple looking for a romantic getaway in the woods.
During your stay you can feed the goats and meet some of our other charming farm animals.
Sustainable living is important to us and we love to inspire people who may be interested in such a life by teaching what we've learned and showing how possible it is.
We are always looking for ways to improve our land, our life and our campers experiences.
Ask us questions, give us ideas and enjoy our growth with us.
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Medley Woods - Great for Groups!
8. Medley Woods - Great for Groups!
96%
(63)
11mi from Old Man House Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Experience total wilderness seclusion with your group of friends, family or pets at Medley Woods Retreat! With 40 acres all to yourself, take a week or weekend to enjoy the sun soaked campsites or follow a trail into the fern covered woods. Only 30 minutes from the Olympic National Park, make this a stopover for more adventuring or spend the weekend relaxing in nature, away from it all!
Medley Woods is located halfway down the Coyle Peninsula off of Coyle Road. Our two cleared campsites can accommodate 1-5 tents each, depending on tent size and desired spacing (see photos for each site). The parking area fits 3 cars or can be used for tents as well. Looking for more space? Park or camp along the road or explore the rest of the property to find your own spot - the opportunities are endless!
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ParadiseView32
9. ParadiseView32
99%
(42)
13mi from Old Man House Park · 1 site
Located on Yew Street, Port Ludlow, Washington nestled in the "quiet" Paradise Bay community. Due to narrow entry off Paradise Bay Road, the maximum recommended length is 35’ for Motorhomes and 30’ for Travel Trailers.
Nice views of Puget Sound/Hood Canal where cruise ships, cargo ships, and naval vessels often pass. On a clear day, you will see Mount Baker.
Inquiries: message me via HipCamp App or Contact Host at bottom of page.
Enjoy the private community beach, picnic area and boat ramp (for smaller vessels), just a 4-minute walk from campsite. Look for sea lions, seals and Orcas (sometimes).
Power (30A/20A), water hookup, comfy campsite chairs, picnic table and fire-ring/cooking grate (check for Jefferson County burn-ban). No wi-fi, but cell phone reception is typically very good.
Eastern part of Olympic Peninsula has many great trails in the Olympic National Park (35 minutes away). Also, local trails in Port Ludlow less than 10 minutes away.
Easy access to Sequim, John Wayne Marina (with large boat launch), Port Angeles and Port Townsend as well as the Olympic Discovery Trail for a great bike riding adventure
IMPORTANT NOTES:
• For your safety, Hipcamp requires background checks for all Hosts.
• For our safety, Hipcamp requires Hipcamper profiles include renter’s real full name. We reserve the right to cancel reservations that do not provide a real full name.
• Firewood may be purchased anytime via the App, however we recommend you wait until arrival and check for “no” Jefferson County “Burn-Ban”.
• We have neighbors nearby, but privacy is maintained.
• Main access (Paradise Bay Rd) is 75 feet away from campsite and can be busy with traffic.
Rules:
1. Hipcampers profile must include real full name.
2. Maximum 6 guests per site. No tent camping.
3. Campers must bring their own camp toilet.
4. No on-site dumping of wastewater (black or grey).
5. No dumpster, please take trash with you when you leave.
6. Pets must be leashed when outside. Please clean up after pet.
7. Quiet time: 9:00 PM to 8:00 AM.
8. Limit generator use, especially during quiet time hours.
9. Park vehicles within campsite, either in driveway or campsite pad.
10. Do not leave firepit fires unattended.
11. No fireworks or fish/crab cleaning.
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Moss Haven
10. Moss Haven
100%
(10)
14mi from Old Man House Park · 1 site
Private off-grid small cabin and tent site with views of the water and mountains. Private Beach (steep trail). The cabin can sleep up to four.
Nestled in a grove of gnarled, moss-draped maples and cedars, our humble cabin overlooks a quiet saltwater bay. Its location offers the perfect blend of forest solitude and coastal serenity. Inside the cabin, you’ll find a toasty wood stove, a queen bed, and large bay windows where you can watch the water shimmer with the ebb and flow of the tides or see the sunset paint the sky, reflecting off the glassy surface of the bay.
The only sounds are the cry of an eagle, the gentle lapping of the water, and the soft rustle of wind through the surrounding woods. A large deck attached to the cabin creates an idyllic retreat that feels suspended in time.
Located near Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest, just five minutes from the town of Quilcene.
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Curley Creek Canyon
11. Curley Creek Canyon
97%
(239)
14mi from Old Man House Park · 3 sites · Tents, RVs
Forest camping with a salmon stream. 10 acres of permaculture and mycology includes granite fire pits and loop trails with dispersed sites for tents, vans and truck campers. Enjoy a private island with a naturist beach. Bbq and disc golf basket. Hammocking trees at the viewpoint. Make campfire connections and find yourself here.
Guests love it here: "We stayed two nights at Curley Creek Canyon and loved the experience! Jerrett was a wonderful host and met us upon arrival with great recommendations of places to explore on his beautiful property. The camp sites are clean, private, and have fire pits, and benches provided. We took the roped trail down to the creek (bring gloves it’s a bit steep) and saw large groups of salmon swim upstream. This time of year is magical with the dropping leafs and lush moss/fungus sightings. Highly recommend if you're looking for a quick getaway from the city to connect to nature. Thanks, Jerrett for the experience and look forward to our next visit!"
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Secluded Forest Yurt
12. Secluded Forest Yurt
100%
(17)
15mi from Old Man House Park · 1 site
Large yurt (24ft diameter) great for family glamping (no tent required), personal retreat or group event nestled in the forest on a 22 acre farm. Yurt has one queen bed (with quality linens), one single bed (with linens) two Japanese floor mats, a composting toilet, battery pack to charge phones or use simple appliances, drinking water and a hand washing station. There is also a kettle for heating water, tea and coffee, some dishes, lanterns, paper products, two coolers (ice can be provided at extra charge) and lots of candles. There is also a small portable heater. If you want to use the heater please bring a one pound propane canister. Deck, fire pit, bbq and room to roam. There are goats, chickens and ducks to feed and berries to puck in season. Just 10 min from Southworth Ferry to West Seattle or downtown Seattle, 15 min from Manchester State Park and 6 min from Long Lake County Park. Parking for two cars. Six people maximum without prior authorization from host. Contact host for pricing on longer stays. If you prefer to arrive via ferry with a bike we can send you a map, Check in time 3pm, check out time 11am. Flexibly possible with host ok. No parties please.
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Whit's-End Retreat
13. Whit's-End Retreat
95%
(10)
15mi from Old Man House Park · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
1 acre property, located approximately 5 miles from the hub of Port Orchard, and less than 2 miles from Banner Forest Recreational Park. All the neighbor's also have acreage, so it feels more spacious that the property lines show.😜 Forest/small farm land with campfire pit close by and available, as long as no "burn-ban" is in effect. Local, sandy beaches and docks within walking distance (2miles).
RV/camper/trailer site with electric plug in and garden hose water available. Dump stations within 5 miles of property. Must be checked in by 5pm. 2 hour Late check in available as an extra. Check out is 10am. 1 hour late check out is available as an extra. Pets are allowed as long as they are friendly, and must be leashed as there are other farm animals loose on property, as well as neighborhood animals. Dogs, Cats, Chickens and Ducks on property. High-prey drive animals not permitted. Campers must clean up after their pets immediately.
RV/Trailer site can accommodate a 40+ ft trailer/RV including slide-outs and vehicle. Site is almost level, but longer RVs may need leveling. Terrain is firm, compacted grass and gravel.
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Cove RV Park
14. Cove RV Park
100%
(10)
15mi from Old Man House Park · 28 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging
The Cove is located between the two small towns of Quilcene and Brinnon, nestled along a scenic stretch of Highway 101 that hugs the shoreline of the great fjord, Hood Canal, at the eastern edge of the Olympic Mountains.
Within minutes, you’ll find marinas, three major rivers, and beaches perfect for clamming and oyster harvesting. Bring your kayaks, boats, scuba equipment, and fishing gear for endless outdoor adventure.
Enjoy local attractions such as the annual FjordFest in Brinnon, the Quilcene Saturday Market, Whitney Gardens & Nursery (a world-renowned rhododendron nursery), and the Quilcene History Museum. The ranger station in Quilcene also offers detailed maps and information about Olympic National Park, Olympic National Forest, and the many nearby hiking trails.
Camp Parsons is just one mile from the park, making The Cove one of the closest and most convenient camping locations for parents visiting Boy Scouts at camp. Welcome!
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A Taste of Whidbey
15. A Taste of Whidbey
95%
(141)
15mi from Old Man House Park · 7 sites · Tents, Lodging
Take a break from the city and connect with nature by staying at our magical farm property located on the very south end of Whidbey Island, WA (12 minutes from the Clinton ferry dock). You can enjoy such activities as swinging in one of the many hammocks, getting goldfish pedicures, feeding some of the sweet animals, talking with the parrot, doing goat yoga, picking fresh fruits and vegetables for dinner you can prepare in our outdoor cabana kitchen, eating s'mores at one of the many firepits, visiting the beautiful flower gardens or simply enjoying the peace and quiet.
Wildlife galore including bald and golden eagles, red tail hawks, deer, raccoons, heron and coyotes.
Some nights, we have live music in the evening by one of South Whidbey's amazing bands and beer flowing from the taps built into the wall of the cabana.
It is just me and an occasional worker operating the property so you may see us weeding, feeding farm animals or watering some of the many gardens. You are encouraged to participate in activities on the farm and children are welcome to do the same.
We are 5 minutes from Bailey's Corner Store, Whidbey's best burger joint, which has great music various nights of the week, and Ogres Brewery which also has great entertainment and beer. Langley and Freeland are each 20 minutes away.
Note that all sites are TENT-ONLY sites. There is no car, roof-top tent or RV camping availability.
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Castle Climbing Club
16. Castle Climbing Club
100%
(10)
16mi from Old Man House Park · 5 sites
Founded by a crew of adventure-loving friends right here in West Seattle, Castle Climbing Club is more than a climbing gym, it's a full-on community hub.
Home to Seattle's most dynamic indoor bouldering, including their now-famous rolling pin feature.
Beyond the walls, you'll find:
* An woodfired sauna
* A yoga studio
* A pole dancing studio
* Weightlifting & cardio space
* Lounge areas with billiards, ping-pong, and air hockey
* Private event and meeting rooms
* A café (with a liquor license!) opening soon
Whether you're training hard, cross-training, traveling the country, or just hanging out, CCC is your third space!
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Hood Canal Acres
17. Hood Canal Acres
93%
(30)
16mi from Old Man House Park · 4 sites · Tents, RVs
Beautiful getaway on a perfectly-located property only minutes to all the best that Hood Canal and the Olympic Peninsula have to offer! Gated entry to 6 private acres on a bluff above the water. Campsites are in a quiet and secluded back corner of the property bordered by state park forest on one side and protected conservation forestland on the other. Minutes away from beaches, several state parks, waterfalls and rivers with amazing swimming holes, the Olympic National Forest, Hama Hama, Pleasant Harbor Marina, and more.
Hosted by a long-time local resident who is happy to help with tips, suggestions and anything you need to make your adventure amazing. Ask about our private chartered boat tours and crabbing afternoons!
Complete privacy in large, flat, graveled campsites with water and 30-amp electricity at each. Private pathways to central toilet only 20 yards away. Parking for small to medium sized cars along with a tent in the campsites, or make room for two large tents by parking vehicles and walking in (only 30-40 yards).
Sites can fit small campers like Sprinter vans or the like, and even small trailers in two.
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Ravens Ridge
18. Ravens Ridge
98%
(142)
16mi from Old Man House Park · 6 sites · RVs, Lodging
Nestled in the Tarboo Valley near Dabob Bay, you will find a relaxing little off grid hideaway where the forest meets the sea! This serene land will imbue you with its sacred, peace-filled vibes and invite you into precious moments to hear and feel the hum and aliveness of summer. Ravens converse, robins sing and deer meander through Cedars, Big Leaf Maples and luscious ferns. Fall asleep under the stars and wake up to the chirping birds.
Our woods are home to Grandma Big Leaf Maple that holds you as you swing from her branch and feel the joy of letting go rush over you. With the freedom of no cell service, you can spend a quiet moment to think under the cedars at our meditation rock.
We offer an outdoor cover kitchen (new 2026!), communal fire pit, bathroom area with an outdoor shower in our meadow for refreshing and recharging while meeting magical new souls sharing in the euphoria of nature in an alcohol and tobacco free space.
Ravens Ridge is a short walk from Dabob Bay and the Tarboo Wildlife Preserve and a short drive from Quilcene, WA, the Pearl of the Peninsula, known for its oysters and proximity to some of the best hiking and other outdoor recreation on the Olympic Peninsula. This location provides easy access to trailheads in the Olympic National Forest, Mt Walker Viewpoint, and kayaking in the most pristine and protected inlets of the Salish Sea. Whether you are looking to eat fresh seafood or harvest your own, you will find all your heart desires: wild mushrooms in the fall, fresh nettles in the Spring, whale and seal watching!
PLEASE NOTE:
We are Queer! We welcome all LGBTQIA+ folks and allies. We believe in Magic and the power of Science to prove it. We are located on Twana/Skokomish, Chimakum, and Jamestown S'Klallam land. We honor this responsibility by providing an alcohol/tobacco-free space and giving back annually to tribal projects like Warm Current & Longhouse for the People. We also provide a discount for Salish Indigenous folks. Please reach out for more information.
We are open to accommodating larger groups up to 14 individuals at a discounted rate. Please reach out with information about your group event, including the number of campers and date of stay, and we can discuss the terms.
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Black Swan RV & Camping
19. Black Swan RV & Camping
97%
(16)
16mi from Old Man House Park · 5 sites · Tents, RVs
Black Swan RV & Camping — your rustic basecamp for exploring the Olympic Peninsula. Minutes from Port Ludlow and Chimacum, with dry camping spots overlooking meadows and a seasonal pond. Watch wildlife by day, and stick around for stunning stargazing after dark — the Milky Way is visible on clear nights. Simple charm, great location.
We're adjacent to a quiet landscaping yard (they work Mon-Fri, mornings or evenings) and sit facing the original Swanson Homestead, established in 1893.
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Quilcene Firwoods Getaway
20. Quilcene Firwoods Getaway
100%
(14)
16mi from Old Man House Park · 1 site · Tent, RV
Welcome to our home on the Olympic Peninsula. We have 6 acres on a quiet/private road.
We are 10 mins from downtown Quilcene which has a couple restaurants, fuel, basic groceries, national parks office, a couple art galleries and a marina. National forest access is incredible from Quilcene, the folks at the National parks office can help you find an amazing day trip through our wonderful backyard!
We are about 15 mins from Tri-area (Chimacum/Port Hadlock/Irondale) which has a grocery store, hardware store, fuel, coffee stands and a few great restaurants. Nearby is great outdoor activities like Fort Flagler, Tamanowas Rock, FinnRiver Cidery and gardens, Valley View Forest, Gibbs Lake and Anderson Lake.
We are about 30 minutes from Port Townsend, a beautiful little city with tons of charm. There you will find an incredible waterfront and views of beautiful buildings and top shelf restaurants. There are outdoor spaces abound with Fort Townsend, Fort Warden, Chetzemoka Park, North beach (glass beach) and a couple golf courses too. Historic buildings include the courthouse and post office, the Rose theater and a well preserved downtown strip with really cool funky shops. You will also find access to the Washington State ferry to cross over to Whidbey Island, which is a great day trip too on bike and foot.
We are located 45 miles from the world renowned Olympic National Park. Some must sees are Crescent Lake, Sol Duc Falls and hot springs, Elwha river and the HOH Rainforest. All the best info can be found at the visitor center in Port Angeles.
We are located 17 miles From Brinnon WA. Along the way you will pass MT Walker where you can either hike or drive to see stunning views. Brinnon has great outdoor activities like Rocky Brook Falls and the Dosewallips River, The Duckabush river and a huge herd of the largest elk on earth, literally massive beast that often hang out at Dosewallips state park. The Geoduck Restaurant (pronounced Gooey-Duck) is always loved by passers by and locals too. Hood Canal adventures is an Outfitter in Brinnon that can arrange guided hikes, mushroom Forays and Kayak trips too.
LGBTQ+ friendly. Come as you are and enjoy the outdoors in a safe, affirming environment.
Cannabis friendly.
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Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Spam
3 days ago
35 ft travel trailer
With pets
Perfect site for an RV. Plenty of space and great amenities. Laundry, private bathroom with shower AND HEATED FLOOR!!!
Hosts are great and the property is far away from everything. No planes, no highway noise, no light pollution. Peace and qiiet....
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David
6 days ago
30 ft fifth wheel
We really enjoyed our stay here. The way Jeff set up camp make you feel like your part of an amazing adventure. We loved setting out in the chairs watching for whale and birds and deer. Great stay.
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Mark
6 days ago
17 ft Class B
Very tidy camping spot with very modern and clean ammenities. The best and fastest wifi yet on my trip. The hosts were friendly and happy to talk about things to do in the area. I would recommend a stay here.
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Bethany
1 week ago
With kids
I stayed at Moss Haven with my three kids and we made so many good memories! We watched the bats come out at dusk and the kids practiced archery endlessly. I loved how much natural light was in the cabin and the kids want lofted beds at home now. With Joe's kitchen set-up, I was able to make our fanciest camp food yet. The cabin includes everything you could need and a lot of thoughtful touches, like mounted hand sanitizer and the tide chart for our stay written out. We really enjoyed swimming at the beach; the trail is steep and rope assisted - it was fine for my six and seven year old and my four year old needed hand-holding, to give you an idea. We enjoyed paddle boarding on nearby Lake Leland and the Peninsula Food Market was just a short drive away (Mom forgot ketchup). We can't wait to visit again next summer!
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Tom
1 week ago
21 ft travel trailer
Jeff's property was perfect for exploring the north Kitsap peninsula. It has a great water view and the campsite was nicely landscaped and maintained. It's fairly quiet but as mentioned in the description, the road can be noisy. The community beach and boat launch were both a short walk away and quite lovely to visit. We would definitely consider returning to Paradise View.
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Robin
1 week ago
Group trip
The A-frames are charming. Wish we had scheduled more down time to explore the property and relax. The cots were remarkably comfortable. I will bring a warmer sleeping bag next time!
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Amy
1 week ago
Tent
We had a wonderful overnight stay at Black Swan. The wildlife is amazing and we have a deer and her baby exploring the camp and got to see a Kingfisher exploring the area! The sites are clean and well maintained and so is the portaloo! Would recommend to anyone visiting the area.
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Carolyn
1 week ago
With pets
We had a wonderful stay! Everything was very clean, comfortable, and accommodating, and it was clear that care was taken to make the space welcoming for guests. The directions were easy to follow, and we had no trouble finding everything we needed.
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Rudy
2 weeks ago
40 ft Class B
With pets
We had an amazing stay and truly enjoyed the property with a nice level spot and all the hookups one needs. We utilized the shower and laundry which is a bonus and absolutely loved the complete silence at night. Kristin and Tim are just great people, would not hesitate to book this spot again in the future.
Kristin and Tim
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Fred & Heather
2 weeks ago
22 ft campervan
With pets
Great spot on the coast. Very peaceful and well maintained. Fabulous quiet weekend with spectacular views of the Hood Canal.
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Hayley
2 weeks ago
Tent
Loved the showers and the fact that there was a general store so close to the campsite.
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Jamie
2 weeks ago
20 ft rooftop tent
With pets
Me, my husband, and our dog penny loved this site!! We were a little suprised when we first arrived and saw how close the site was to the hosts house but we still had quite a bit of privacy. The bunkhouse with the shower/ bathroom/ and HEATED floors was anazing to have! Hosts were very friendly and quick to reply with any questions. Would definitely stay here again!!
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Seth
2 weeks ago
Tent
I loved camping here! It was quiet and peaceful. Very clean bathroom and a nice area to eat and prep your food. We had the place to ourselves if you don’t count all the birds singing in the morning.
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Charles
2 weeks ago
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Shawn
2 weeks ago
21 ft truck camper
It’s a perfect little spot for an over night stay! Thank you to Marcy and Alan for sharing their space with the lucky few.✌️
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Ondrea
2 weeks ago
Tent
Group trip
Curley Creek canyon was great! We loved staying with a group of 7 and a dog and we all talked about how we'd love to come back again. Only regret is that we had so much fun exploring the surrounding area we didn't spend as much time at the campsite as we would have wished.
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David
2 weeks ago
Tent
With kids
Debi's land is great, highly recommended. There's a central kitchen area so you can pack light, and it's a nice middle ground if someone in your group is less comfortable roughing it. Our campsite in particular, Chinook Nook, was a down a steep hill without a walking path. We managed with our gear and a toddler, but just be aware for packing purposes.
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Valerie
2 weeks ago
Tent
Clean, well kept sites and facilities. Convenient home base for our daily adventures. The campsites aren't far apart, but it still felt private. We loved the quiet setting, and walking out to see the view from the bluff. Thanks for the lovely stay!
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Essy
2 weeks ago
Weekend Trip to Forest Farm Camping & Coffee
Two cots in each a frame, bring your sleeping bag and comfy bedding if you’re a side sleeper. there was a simple sink behind the right cabin which is helpful to wash up. Lodged for a night after the bioluminescence kayak tour at port gamble. Could hear coyotes at night and chickens in the morning.
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Pam
2 weeks ago
Tent
Perfect mix of campground, farm, and community all on one of the best islands in the PNW. Just stayed one night and planning our return!
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Overview
About
Soak in the beauty of the Puget Sound while camping near Old Man House Park, a jewel on the Kitsap Peninsula. Immerse yourself in the captivating history and charm that surrounds this cherished locale. Breathe in the fresh Pacific Northwest air and marvel at the stunning coastal beauty. Enjoy an Old Man House camping adventure with the opportunity to pitch your tent just a stone's throw away, amidst towering pines and lush wilderness. Unleash your adventurous side by partaking in a plethora of exciting outdoor activities nearby - hiking, kayaking, or bird-watching. Connect with nature, create unforgettable memories, and leave with your heart full of the enchantment that only a visit to this remarkable park can bring.
When to go
The best time to visit Old Man House State Park is during the summer months, from June to August, when the weather is warm and the days are long. This is the perfect season for picnics and hikes. However, the park is open year-round, and each season offers its own unique beauty. Winter visits can be chilly, so dress warmly if you venture out during this time.
Know before you go
- A Discover Pass is required for vehicle access to the park for day use.
- The park is located near Bainbridge Island, Bremerton, and Edmonds, making it easily accessible for a day trip.
- Check the weather forecast before your visit, as conditions can change rapidly.
- Respect the park's cultural heritage and natural environment by following Leave No Trace principles.
- While there are no campgrounds within the park, nearby state parks offer camping options for an extended stay.
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