Bay Center Field- 1.3 miles off 101
Pitch your tent in the open field of our small farm near our vegetable garden on the edge of the forest. From a distance on one side, you will see the animal barn and two working shops during the day. (Note: Wake up early with the Roosters! And, some noise during the day).
A short walk to the private forest trail or bathroom. Private, basic bathroom is inside a fifth
Pitch your tent in the open field of our small farm near our vegetable garden on the edge of the forest. From a distance on one side, you will see the animal barn and two working shops during the day. (Note: Wake up early with the Roosters! And, some noise during the day).
A short walk to the private forest trail or bathroom. Private, basic bathroom is inside a fifth-wheel RV. (Outdoor shower with private screen will eventually built. :-). Easy walk over to the community fire ring. Great star-gazing at night.
Beach access about 3-5 minutes drive. Small KOA camp store and local restaurant (Dock of the Bay Tavern and Restaurant) are about 5-6 minutes drive.
Good people visit here. Many international guests. No hassle. Enjoy this retreat! Sometimes you are the only visitor and sometimes a few folks are here. This is not a large campground. :-) All welcome to stay just solo, a couple or a group. Plenty of room to hang out solo or visit with us or others.
- Check in: After 2PM
- Check out: Before 12PM
- Cancellation policy: Strict
- On arrival: Meet and greet
- Minimum nights: 1 night
- Accepts bookings: 3 months out Weeknight discount: 25% off
Activities
Offered on the Host's property or nearby.
Biking
A lot of folks enjoy bicycling on the 101 and around this small town. We do not rent bikes however. There are no sidewalks so o...Read more
Boating
There is a boat launch for the Palix River about 5 minutes away. Tidal charts need to be observed. Other boat launches are in S...Read more
Fishing
There is fishing nearby on the lakes and rivers. Crabbing up in Tokeland about 45 minutes away.
Hiking
There are easy hiking/walking trails in our private forest. Bring your walking or hiking boots, sneakers are okay.
Paddling
Experienced kayakers and canoers enjoy the Willapa Bay and Palix River. Tidal charts need to be consulted.
Wildlife watching
Birds- eagles, heron, ravens. Elk, deer at different times of the year.
Terrain
Natural features you'll find at Bay Center Field- 1.3 miles off 101 in Washington.
Beach
Long walking beaches especially at low tide. Tidal charts need to be observed to be safe. :-)
Forest
About 15 acres of forest to walk through that opens up to a back meadow. Dogs must be on leash due to other animals (deer, elk,...Read more
Prairie, meadow, or plain
Small field for camping and enjoying frisbee or badminton or just to stretch your legs.
Farm
We have a small farm with chickens/roosters, cats/kittens and dogs. There is a lot of activity during the day as we are working...Read more
Ranch
We have a small farm with chickens/roosters, cats/kittens and dogs. There is a lot of activity during the day as we are working...Read more
The vibe at Bay Center Field- 1.3 miles off 101
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We had a fantastic time with Paige and Hugh at their farm. They were the perfect hosts, very helpful and communicative, happy to hang out or give us privacy or let us do our own thing as we wished. They have 6 very friendly and quiet dogs kept separate from the campsite, but available for petting as you like :) Paige and Hugh are also happy to show you the farm, with its chickens and chicks (and fresh eggs!), woods, stargazing around the fire, berry picking, and Hugh's smoked fish which is incredible.
The quiet backwater of Bay Center has plenty to do and explore within walking distance of the farm, as well as Long Beach and Astoria within easy driving distance.
Looking forward to visiting again!
- Property
- Bay Center Forest and Field
- State
- Washington
- $25/night
- 1 Site
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Jon and Steph, It was such a pleasure to meet you both! Thank you for adding us onto your journey through the Pacific Northwest. You are always welcome here. All the best, Paige and Hugh