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Eagle's Loft on the Dungeness

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· Sequim, Clallam, Washington
1 acre hosted by Heidi B.
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We bought this property 8 yrs ago so we could keep our horses on our own property. The house used to be a barn for milk cows, so this was a working farm. The family before use raised their 5 children here and originally built the treehouse. We decided to revive the worn out treehouse and share its life and beauty with other families.
Activities
Biking
Fishing
Wildlife watching
Natural features
Forest
River, stream, or creek
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      November 25, 2023
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      Truly a great as spot with easy access to the 101. Property was as advertised, structure felt stable, and beautiful views. Host's dogs were behaved, just a little startled by Vader at first. Definitely recommend this to serious campers in the colder months as there is no heat or portapotty. Will return here for sure.
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      Jason & Tanya H.recommends
      October 29, 2023
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      Amazing serene place! It was so peaceful and the host is amazing.
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      Dan B.recommends
      October 1, 2023
      Eagles Loft at the Dungeness
      Enjoyed this easily accessable getaway, will definitely return!
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      Hallie L.recommends
      September 17, 2023
      Eagles Loft at the Dungeness
      Beautiful Treehouse!
      We loved the treehouse! Small, but could fit 4 people cozy. Enjoyed all the deer that came by our place, and the restroom was so clean we were all so shocked and happy! Thank you for an amazing time!
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      Katie G.recommends
      September 10, 2023
      Tent camp on the Dungeness
      Lovely spot on the river! Nice and quite spot, although no one was in the treehouse.
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      Alexandra S.doesn't recommend
      September 2, 2023
      Tent camp on the Dungeness
      Hard to find, covered in dog poo
      As another reviewer mentioned, there was dog poop everywhere. It smelled and was difficult to avoid in the dark. The property and campsite were also difficult to find. Both google and Apple Maps took me to the wrong location. When I entered the address it took me to the wrong street. There were no check-in instructions included which exacerbated the difficulty.
      Location
      Sequim, Clallam, Washington, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla and S’Klallam First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
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      Hosted by Heidi B.

      Joined in April 2019
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