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Hidden Creek Hideaway

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· Poulsbo, Kitsap, Washington

4.2 acres hosted by Charnie M.

1 lodging site

· 2 beds · 1 toilet

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Romantic

Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is romantic.

Off-lead friendly

Pets can be off-lead at this Hipcamp.

This 4.2 acre property is lovingly preserved and protected by a conservation easement. Welcome! We offer a simple off-grid glamping spot for those that want to get away to nature but want a few of the comforts of, and not all the packing, camping requires. We are located on 4 wooded acres with 100+ year old cedars and Douglas firs, a small creek and a meadow and wetland with many wild birds, owl, eagles, coyotes, deer and other wildlife. We are just minutes from Historic downtown Poulsbo and Port Gamble. We now have a sofa/futon bed so we can sleep up to 4. Perfect location to run off to the Olympic Peninsula for the day, touring around locally, or just enjoying connecting to nature. There is also a propane fire pit so you can have a campfire during burn bans, sink, outdoor heated shower, and compost toilet for guest use. Glamping fun!Offering a glamping experience on 4+ acres just 5 miles north of Poulsbo. All bedding, cooking ware and linens provided in our 12' X 16' canvas wall tent. One Queen size bed and one futon queen bed to sleep 4. A forested creek and a small meadow complete the experience, along with a lovely campfire pit. Our house is on the property, but it is over 250ft away. We want to give our guests all the privacy they desire, so you probably won't see much of us unless you need assistance with anything and in that case, we are right there to help. For guest use there is also a bath house with a compost toilet, handwash sink and propane heated shower. During times of freezing weather, the shower is only available for use during the day due to having to put it in freeze protection mode. There is a solar powered battery bank inside the tent in order to run the lights, mini fridge/cooler, charge your phone or other electronics. The in the bathhouse there is solar power to run the toilet fan and lights in the bathhouse. Cooking is available using the woodstove, the two-burner propane camp stove. We now have a propane fire pit so guests can have campfires, even during a burn ban! Walk the wooded trail out the meadow and have a picnic in the grass, or just enjoy the mountain view in the distance. There is also a hammock in the woods during the warmer months.

Activities

Wildlife watching

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Forest

River, stream, or creek

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