Olympic Glamping

第一次在美國體驗camping。酒店一早發了郵件告知詳細路線，怎麼到達。到之前按照酒店的email做了self- check in。營地附近環境不錯，與大自然零距離…帳篷比想象中大和乾淨，就是晚上很冷，很冷…😂

They tents were decent, the beds were comfortable but the bathrooms were dirty, no paper towels, toliet paper out. The property it self didn’t do Glamping justice. It had no views expect some run down properties. I think they could do better considering how beautiful the area is.

Camp bathrooms ran out of water previous night and no one was available to fix it even the next morning.

Pretty basic stupid. Toilet shower trail dirty from the field of grass. Cold showers. No fires allowed. Solar lights were wet from rain so no lights. Basically rented a tent with a bed

Since booking through ********** I was surprised to find this was camping. The tent was outfitted with a comfortable bed and bedding, but there was no electricity and no potable water. There were showers but no towels. We enjoy camping but were not prepared for these conditions. Also, it is located in Joyce, almost 1/2 hour away from Port Angeles.

After I got used to what it was — which is a field with big tents and a bathroom trailer — I was okay. I was glad another review had mentioned spiders, because I looked around with my flashlight and found two really big ones that needed to be dealt with before I went to sleep. The stairs to the bathroom compartment are a little unsettled, but I was okay. The stay might have been more enjoyable if there wasn’t a burn ban on. It was an interesting experience, but perhaps not one I would want to do again. I’m also glad that I read the reviews before I went so I was not surprised to see no one from the property on site. You get your tent number from the text sent and you’re on your own. Definitely no concierge service here!!

The property is very nice, adjacent to the Olympic National Forest. The tents are also nice. Ours was partially under a tree, but still pleasant. The restrooms and showers do not have running water, but rather an RV pump and tank, there is no hot water. The shower controls are a momentary valve that you have to hold to have water flow. I wasn't able to wash my hair or even use soap. The morning after our only night there, the water was gone and even the toilets were unusable. We informed the property that we would not be staying a second night and found a motel instead. If showers hadn't been advertised, we at at least would have known to make other arrangements. The advertisement really made it appear as if there were actual showers. This is not the case.

the check in process was really confusing, i did the pre check in then in the email it said to text when we were arrived and settled but no number to text so i texted the customer service number and never had a response. it was just weird. other than that the stay was nice the yurt was clean and the directions were easy to follow to get there.

This site was not as described. The pictures are not from this site, tents look nothing like the pictures, bathrooms were overflowing with urine and what not, there was no running water. They email that there is a fire ban but then we’re told at arrival there was no ban the neighbors just don’t want fires. There is zero communication. Phone number is non working, they don’t email back. You have no one to get a hold of whatsoever. Remote check in is unclear, everyone we met at the site had a different way of “checking in”. The description says it is handicap accessible but no elevators, which is understandable it’s a camp site but there was nothing accessible, no ramps, railings or restrooms for anyone who is handicap. Nearest restroom for someone who needs those accommodations are 10min away at cresent lake. Just note when booking that you are not booking what your are looking at and if you do book and have any issues no one will get back to you or be available to help.