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Beaver’s Pond Retreat is a beautiful and private 30 acre property 
surrounded by natural wetlands and tall trees in a rural setting.  We
offer a variety of vacation homes to meet individual or small group
needs. Two of the cabins sit around a trout fishing pond with a
rowboat.  And the 3rd house is set back by itsel. We are centrally
located at the gateway to the Olympic Peninsula and 
The Olympic National Park in Washington State.

We offer a variety of cottages from 1 bedroom, 1 bath to 3 bedrooms, 
2 baths.  Rent one to meet individual needs or all of our homes for
that small group gathering or family reunion. 

With all cabins you have 8 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms with the ability
to sleep up to 18 people maximum.

Each home is fully furnished and offers a private hot tub, jacuzzi 
tubs, decks, barbecues, fireplaces, outdoor fire pits, the fully 
equipped kitchens offer all the amenities of home.  

Enjoy outdoor dining at your private picnic table or borrow our 
coolers and picnic baskets for a day of fun while you explore our 
beautiful Olympic Peninsula.  Return at night to soak in your hot 
tub while viewing the stars and listening to the wildlife at 
Beaver's Pond. Then retire to a movie or good book around a fire.  

The property has mature trees that are 130 feet tall and will 
whisper to you as the gentle Olympic breeze rustles through the 
leaves.  The birds will wake you with a song, black tailed deer 
wander down the paths, and our douglas squirrels love to eat nuts 
and seed that is offered to them along with other wildlife that 
finds sanctuary here at Beaver's Pond.  

-   Private Trout Pond for catch and release Fishing
-   Rowboat 
-   Fishing Poles
-   Private Outdoor Hot Tubs
-   Jacuzzi Tubs
-   Fully equipped Kitchens
-   TV, VCR, CD player, Phone
-   Library of games, books, CD's, Video movies
-   Fireplaces 
-   Private Outdoor Fire Pits 
-   Hair Dryers
-   Irons & Ironing Boards
-   All towels and linens
-   Decks overlooking the pond or quiet landscaping
-   Day Spa full services off site or book a massage for your cottage
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
Crescent Lake

Although there are short walking paths and viewing areas of the 
wetlands on the property.  For more robust hiking or biking trails 
there is assess to 600 acres just around the bend.  The half mile 
hike to Port Ludlow Falls is a wonderful first outing followed up 
with a great cup of coffee and pastry at Once Upon A Time, a quaint 
little coffee boutique located just beyond the trail head. Boating 
excursions (sail or power) kayak and bike rentals are available at 
Port Ludlow Marina.  Bait, Tackle, and Fishing licenses are also 
available there.  

-   A shoppers paradise
-   Antiques shops abound
-   Golf at any of several courses 
-   Day spa services available
-   Orcas Whale Watching
-   Olympic Music Festival 
-   Lavender Farms 
-   Visit the old Forts in the area 
-   Museums - Seashell - Maritime - Naval - Indian - Historical
-   Galleries - Paintings, Sculptures, Art
-   Sheep Ranches - Shearing, Spinning, Woolen goods
-   Flower gardens, nurseries & speciality shops
-   Clamming and Oysters, Fresh Seafood
-   Kayaking
-   Wind Surfing
-   Snow Shoeing
-   Snow Boarding and Skiing

You'll want to venture out & explore our beautiful Olympic Peninsula
that offers, unparralled beaches, bays, coves, lakes and a 1000 miles
of hiking trails.  

Enjoy the breathtaking experience of Hurricane Ridge, Lake Cresent,
walk the Dungeness Spit to the lighthouse, play golf or shop til you
drop in nearby artsy Port Townsend and Port Ludlow. There are many
shops, museums, parks, galleries, Forts, and community events that go
on through out the year.  

The Olympic Game Farm is great fun for all.  There are Music
festivals, fairs, wineries, lavender farms,farmers markets,
shopping & restaurants even the 7-Cedars Casino is close by for those
wanting a walk on the wild side.  

The Port Angeles ferry to Victoria is a great day trip to enjoy as a
walk on and you can see all you need without a car on the Canadian
side! Just remember to bring a certified birth certificate or 
passport. 

A Day trip to Seattle is not for everyone but is also just a ferry
ride away and there are several things to enjoy for a full days
outing.  You also can do this without taking your car across the 
water
as the ferry drops you right in the center of everything you will 
want
to see.

Located in the "Banana Belt of the Olympic Peninsula" we have
beautiful weather year round but from April to the end of October
every month brings events, things to do and see in weather that is
wonderful to enjoy our great outdoors here in Washington.  

Low Season - May 15 through September 14
Nightly Rates - Two Night Minimum Required - 4 nights req. for July 
and August

1 Bedroom 1 Bath for 2 guests- $175           
2 Bedroom 1 Bath for 4 guests- $225
2 Bedroom 2 Bath for 4 guests- $225
3 Bedroom 2 Bath for 6 guests- $325

High Season - May 15 through September 14
Nightly Rate - July and August 4 night minimum required

1 Bedroom 1 Bath for 2 guests- $190           
2 Bedroom 1 Bath for 4 guests- $240
2 Bedroom 2 Bath for 4 guests- $240
3 Bedroom 2 Bath for 6 guests- $340

Our calendars will not show booked unless all cabins are booked
Extra guests charges apply of $50 per person per night / day for all
ages. We do not charge security or cleaning fees. 

Credit Cards Accepted

If interested in owning all or part of this retreat please contact 
the owners at 360-732-7148 to inquire.  We are at an age  with 
family and grandchildren spread across the world and would consider 
selling all or part of the retreat.  Take all 30 acres which 
consists of 8 legal parcels and includes 4 homes, a trailer, 2 large 
garage / workshops, 4 wells and pump houses, 3 of the parcels have 
building sites not yet built on 2 of which have water, electric and 
utilites to them.    This is forested land with Beaver Creek and 
wetlands at the back side of the 30 acres.  About 400 gallons of 
water run thru this creek to Chimacum Creek a minute.  There is cut 
throat trout in the fishing pond and in the Creek both. The wetlands 
are enviormentally protected and is quite a bird sanctuary.