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Ravens Ridge

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· Quilcene, Jefferson, Washington

6 acres hosted by Timber A.

5 lodging sites · 1 tent site

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Nestled in the Tarboo Valley near Dabob Bay, you will find a relaxing little off grid hideaway where the forest meets the sea! This serene land will imbue you with its sacred, peace-filled vibes and invite you into precious moments to hear and feel the hum and aliveness of summer. Ravens converse, robins sing and deer meander through Cedars, Big Leaf Maples and luscious ferns. Fall asleep under the stars and wake up to the chirping birds. Our woods are home to Grandma Big Leaf Maple that holds you as you swing from her branch and feel the joy of letting go rush over you. With the freedom of no cell service, you can spend a quiet moment to think under the cedars at our meditation rock. We offer a communal fire pit, kitchen & bathroom area in our meadow for refreshing and recharging while meeting magical new souls sharing in the euphoria of nature in an alcohol and tobacco free space. Ravens Ridge is a short walk from Dabob Bay and the Tarboo Wildlife Preserve and a short drive from Quilcene, WA, the Pearl of the Peninsula, known for its oysters and proximity to some of the best hiking and other outdoor recreation on the Olympic Peninsula. This location provides easy access to trailheads in the Olympic National Forest, Mt Walker Viewpoint, and kayaking in the most pristine and protected inlets of the Salish Sea. Whether you are looking to eat fresh seafood or harvest your own, you will find all your heart desires: wild mushrooms in the fall, fresh nettles in the Spring, whale and seal watching! PLEASE NOTE: We are Queer! We welcome all LGBTQIA+ folks and allies. We believe in Magic and the power of Science to prove it. We are located on Twana/Skokomish, Chimakum, and Jamestown S'Klallam land. We honor this responsibility by providing an alcohol/tobacco-free space and giving back annually to tribal projects like Longhouse for the People. We also provide a discount for indigenous folks. Please reach out for more information. We are open to accommodating larger groups up to 14 individuals at a discounted rate. Please reach out with information about your group event, including the number of campers and date of stay, and we can discuss the terms. We take down the bell tents in late October and put them back up sometime in April, depending on the weather. If you are interested in pitching your own tent on a platform during the cooler months that is an option at a discounted rate.

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51 ratings · 45 reviews

Emilio D.recommends

July 8, 2024

Maple Wolfe

Peacefulness

We were welcomed by Timber upon arrival. He gave us a quick tour (long tours of any location suck) and then allowed my son and I to be alone enjoy the amazing location amongst huge maple trees. The Maple Wolfe tent was a bit warm in the summer heat, but cooled nicely later into the night. My only suggestion would be to remove the rain tarp if you have clear night with no chance of rain, as there is nothing allowing the heat to escape other than the front entrance and some floor vent windows. The Forest Shower is heated and very clean. So are the two bathrooms.

G B.recommends

July 7, 2024

Maple Wolfe

Great hosts, great amenities! One tent is mostly accessible ♿️

Denise C.recommends

July 7, 2024

Big Dipper

Truly Romantic and Super Kind Hosts

We loved staying at Raven's Ridge. We made friends with other campers around the beautiful and well maintained common area. The toilet, shower, and cooking spaces were maintained so well and there were even maps for us to paruse for our next adventure. Though we were unable to communicate immediately as we were flying from the East Coast, Timber made sure to send us thorough instructions. Timber also helped us with some blankets even with their bring your own sheets policy. Truly gracious and generous hosts. Big Dipper was beautiful and the clear summer night made Orion so obvious through the clear roof of the tent. The nature around us and the beautiful flowers were majestic and it was a wonderful start to our Washington trip.

Valerie M.recommends

July 7, 2024

Owl's Nest

First time using HipCamp and found Timber’s place to be just as described. Very friendly, had everything we needed, and no surprises. Would def stay there again!

Shelley B.recommends

July 3, 2024

Forest Frolic

I was scheduled to stay 3 nights at Timber’s place but due to rain getting into my truck cap and soaking my bed I left after the first night as the rain didn’t look like it was stopping anytime soon. However, I would definitely recommend her place. She and her partner have done an amazing job of making the place not only beautiful but very functional and accommodating. The outdoor sink and shower are so convenient and it’s also nice to have the toilets. They even have a propane stove and grill available for use. I have absolutely no complaints about their place and wished I could’ve stayed all 3 nights.

Heather M.recommends

June 30, 2024

Big Dipper

Awesome campsite!!!

Great communication with hosts, the compost bathrooms were clean and the outside shower was awesome!!! Location was prime, because we were able to get to several trails around the Kitsap Peninsula. We will stay again!!!

Location

Quilcene, Jefferson, Washington, United StatesTraditional, ancestral territory of Cayuse, Umatilla and Walla Walla, S’Klallam, Twana/Skokomish, and Chimacum First Nations according to To respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking

Hosted by Timber A.Joined in June 2023

Response rate: 100%Response time: Within 8 hours

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