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The Master's Suite is best described as a studio, one bath Suite.  

It has a large room with a wonderful queen size cedar bed in the 
sleeping area.  Immediately adjacent there is a comfortable sitting 
area with a view overlooking a trout pond. Perfect for fly fishing.  
The kitchenette is fully equipped and includes the amenities of a 
small refrigerator, toaster, microwave, coffee maker and a basket 
filled with treats and goodies.  There is no stove or hot plate 
available in this unit. There is a dining area inside or you may 
want to enjoy your breakfast outside on the deck where you will 
enjoy a picnic table and large texas smoking barbecue.  The 
beautiful granite floor flows into the private bathroom where a 
Jacuzzi tub for two awaits you.  The private bathroom also 
features a pedestal sink and separate stall shower and is decorated 
in a water / Hawaiian theme.  

The outside sitting area overlooks the pond and other amenities 
include a TV, VCR, Phone, CD stero and player, Iron, Hair Dryer and 
a small library of music Cd’s, video movies, board games and reading 
materials for your enjoyment.  

The pond is for catch and release fishing and there is a rowboat for 
your use.  There are many hiking and biking trails in the area and 
some wonderful bays and lakes close by to kayak.  

There is a Private Trout Pond for catch and release fishing 

- Rowboat
- Fishing poles
- Barbecue
- Outdoor sitting and viewing area
- Jacuzzi Tub 
- TC, VCR, Phone, CD player
- Library of games, video movies, music CD's and reading materials
- Hair Dryer 
- Iron & Ironing Board
- Fully furnished kitchenette
- Microwave, Toaster, small refrigertor, Coffee Maker

The parks dotting the Peninsula landscape are perfect for day 
excursions. Hiking, boating, mountain biking, and sightseeing are 
other popular activities. Following is a list of our favorites.

The Olympic National Forest & Parks offer over two million acres of 
land for visitors to enjoy. These pristine lands include scenic 
roads, hiking trails, skiing, boating, and fishing. Two highlights 
are Hurricane Ridge and the Hoh Rain Forest. 

Hurricane Ridge enables one to gain a wonderful perspective of the 
Olympic Peninsula. From 5,230 feet above sea level, open ridges 
provide wide views of the surrounding peaks, glaciers and the Strait 
of Juan de Fuca. Great hiking, spectacular views and skiing in 
winter. 
 
Dungeness Spit and Lighthouse is a marine wildlife refuge. The spit 
was formed by eroding soil, wind, and water currents. It stretches 5 
½ miles out into the Strait of Juan de Fuca. It breaks the rough sea 
waves to form a quiet bay, gravel beaches and tidal flats.  Tours of 
the lighthouse are available. And the hiking is beautiful. 

Olympic Game Farm - We highly recommend this treat it is a "must 
see" attraction in north Sequim. There are over 200 animals, 
including grizzly bears, buffalo, elk, tigers, timber wolves, 
llama's, deer, zebras, and yaks. Visitors can drive throughout the 
farm to see and feed animals out of your hand. 

Olympic Music Festival   features music performed by world-class 
musicians in a turn-of-the-century barn on Washington's Olympic 
Peninsula. It runs every Saturday and Sunday at 2PM running from 
late June through Mid September This a fun day and a one of a kind 
experience.  Be sure to pack a picnic lunch to eat at one of the 
many picnic tables and take some carrots to feed the donkeys.  (206) 
527 - 8839 (Concert In The Barn)

Wooden Boat Festival celebrates 20 years of dedication to the 
recognition of the craftsmanship and beauty of wooden boats. There 
are normally 50 boats on display for visitors to view up close, with 
well over 150 additional boats in the bay. The festival offers live 
music, food booths and activities for children taking place every 
September.  

Port Townsend Jazz Festival is the culmination of a week long jazz 
workshop. It is one of the West Coast's premier festivals, and 
attracts a national audience. It has in its seventeen-year history 
presented great names in jazz, including Dexter Gordon, Stan Getz, 
Roy Hargrove, Marian MacPartland and Ray Brown. 

Golf
Hike
Biking Trails
Water Falls
Fish
Boating
Shopping
Music, Lavendar, Film, Boat Festivals
Orcas Whale Watching
Ferry Rides
Olympic Game Farm
Olympic Music Festival in the Barn
Antiquing
Day Spas
Farmers Markets
Art Walks & Galleries
Olympic National Forest & Park
Hoh Rain Forest
Sol Duc Hot Springs
Cresent Lake



Sequim Lavender Festival every July

Golfing: We have 2  golf courses closeby Chevy Chase and Port Ludlow 
and several more courses within 20 miles.  

Low Season September 15 through May 14
$175 per night for Double occupancy
Two night minimum required

High Season May 15 through September 14
$190 per night

Four night minimum required for July and August

We do not charge cleaning or security fees. We do not charge extra 
for holidays but there is a 4 night min over the christmas week and 
3 nights for New Years.  We do not accept pets and our cabins are 
non smoking.  Our calendar will not show booked unless all our 
cabins are rented.