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Rain Moon Sun Sanctuary

83%

· Vashon, King, Washington

5 acres hosted by Rain Moon Sun Sanctuary ..

1 motorhome pitch · 3 tent pitches

Off-leash friendly

Pets can be off-leash at some sites.

Experience a tranquil retreat into nature on a five-acre fir and madrona forest on Vashon Island, just minutes from the Puget Sound. Rain Moon Sun Sanctuary is a short ferry ride from Seattle, Tacoma & the Olympic Peninsula. This property provides 3 walk-in camping sites and 1 van/car camping site set among a lush forest where you will have access to acres of walking trails leading to a rustic outdoor kitchen, composting toilet, picnic areas, seating nooks & hammocks winding through a secluded madrona and fir forest. Just minutes from several swimmable beaches, hiking trails and views of the Olympics & Mt. Rainier this is the ultimate peaceful PNW getaway. Please note there is a dog that lives on the property and he loves to come say hi. -dogs welcome (must be good with other dogs, people &kids) please include in request to book -outdoor kitchen equipped with power, fridge, drinking water, hot water kettle, complimentary tea/coffee, basic kitchen utensils, plates, cups -tent / camping gear rentals available - canoe rental available for $30/day -picnics and meals available for purchase based on seasonal and local *no stove provided*

Natural features

Forest

83%

9 Ratings · 8 reviews

Danielle L.

September 6, 2024

Site #1 - The Patch

The site is in a really lovely location, tucked away among trees but still conveniently located to restaurants in town! We loved the coffee/tea station and the trails throughout the property. The camp site itself was smaller than expected, so large tents may be challenged to fit. The spot was also at a pretty noticeable slope, which does make tent sleeping a little uncomfortable. Overall good experience!

Nicole H.

August 23, 2024

Site #4 - Van / Car Camping

Nice quiet spot. Convenient to town and parks. Hosts very responsive and helpful. We were in the RV spot with our camper van. The only thing I would mention is that the composting toilet is a good distance from the parking spot, reached by a trail through the forest. As we were in a van we didn't use the kitchen and other facilities which looked nice and were closer to the toilet.

Rachael W.recommends

August 21, 2024

Site #4 - Van / Car Camping

I loved the trails and set up on the property. The site was easy to find and the host was very kind and helpful.

Gigi M.

August 13, 2024

Site #4 - Van / Car Camping

Not terrible for the price

Overall we enjoyed our stay. Shawn (not sure about the spelling) greeted us and was more than welcoming. He offered a tour which was most helpful. We wouldn't have found the toilet on our own. He was accommodating with a lil portable toilet for our use and brought us both potable and non potable water. The site itself was off to the side of the property but right next to the gravel road. There is no privacy. The terrain at the site was a lil dangerous and uneven (rocks, pavement, holes). We did notice they had a few trees potted along side the campsite so eventually it will have a lil privacy. There were many trails to explore and get connected with nature. I REALLY enjoyed the camp kitchen. They have a few utensils a couple cups drinking water a mini cooler a couple camp chairs a lantern for use paper towels a first aid kit tea and coffee and a mini fridge for use. The hammock was comfy. The table and chairs were awesome for journaling.

Toru M.recommends

August 6, 2024

Site #2 - High Point

We had a great mini-camping retreat at Rain Moon Sun Sanctuary. It was a great place for our 4 yr old to explore and the kitchen and bathroom setup made things so easy and comfortable. We were also lucky enough to meet Sarah, Sean, and some of their lovely animals who all made us feel at home.

Suzanne C.recommends

August 3, 2024

Site #4 - Van / Car Camping

Great spot - shady and cool and loved the camp kitchen and composting toilet. Perfect for a night on Vashon!

Location

Vashon, King, Washington, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla and spuyaləpabš (Puyallup) First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking