HOODSPORT
Hoodsport is a seaside town perched on the western shores of the Hood Canal beneath the shadow of the Olympic Range.
Hoodsport was first settled by ship captain G. K. Robbins who logged and farmed this area's wealth of natural resources. Today, his legacy lives on in Hama Hama Oyster Company, owned and operated by his descendants, and an obligatory stop on any oyster lover's journey.
Nearby, among plumose anemones, wolf eels, and giant pacific octopus, SCUBA enthusiasts from all over the world discover the diving mecca near Sund Rock. Further inland, the unparalleled natural beauty of Lake Cushman is a short hop, skip and a plunge from the Skokomish River.
Places to stay around Hoodsport
Just three minutes from downtown Hoodsport, The Glen is surrounded by forest on the shores of the Hood Canal and offers 14 rooms, 4 kitchen suites, 37 RV spaces, and a 10 slip marina.
Robin Hood has 15 unique cottages nestled in a forested nook alongside East State Route 106, Big Bend Creek and the Hood Canal. The Hood Canal sits within the foothills of the majestic Olympic Mountains and features gorgeous wildlife. The journey that brings you to us is breathtaking. The Canal area offers beautiful hiking, kayaking, diving, golfing, waterfalls, oyster picking, crabbing, clamming, fishing, and so much more!
Romantic Casita Panorama in Hood Canal with stunning water views and vibrant gardens. Enjoy views from every room. Sleeps 4 with a suite-style queen bedroom, en-suite bath and a semi-private room with queen sofa bed and full bath.
Relax on the beautiful patio with uninterrupted views of Hood Canal and the Olympic Mountains. Cozy, upscale, peaceful, private and a short walk to local favorites. Whether you're sipping coffee at sunrise or a glass of wine at sunset, the setting is unforgettable.
Unwind at this charming 3-bed, 2-bath home in Belfair, WA—right on the shores of Hood Canal. With beach access, a spacious deck, kayaks, and cozy interiors, it's the perfect spot for families, couples, or friends. Pet-friendly and packed with amenities for a relaxing escape.
Get cozy and settle into this rustic space. This large Luxury Pacific Yurt is tucked away on a tree-filled corner lot with every amenity you'll need for a romantic getaway or a fun family vacation.
This pet friendly 1300 sqft. modern home is built directly on the beach and has large picture windows bringing in stunning views of Hood Canal, the Olympic Mountains, amazing wildlife and rainbows. The home is spacious, bright, modern and very comfortable.
This three bedroom 2400 sqft. home is built directly on the beach and displays stunning views of Hood Canal and the Olympics through floor to ceiling glass. The home is spacious, comfortable and resort-like with its many amenities such as a private hot tub, private infrared sauna, gas fireplace, outdoor gas firepit, and comfortable furniture.
Beautiful historic waterfront home on scenic Hood Canal. Schafer Lodge is only 3.5 blocks away from highly rated Alderbrook Resort and Spa. The original 2 story building was built in 1923. The Lodge is right on the water with no bank and it includes 7 beds, 5 bedrooms and 3 baths. Also, there is a sauna, children's room and a 200 ft shared dock and ample parking for cars.
The place is perfect for two adults to get away. They are pet friendly with certain limitations, however. Our off-the-grid log cabin is great for a private, romantic weekend, a contemplative retreat or base camp for adventures around Hood Canal and the Olympic Peninsula. There are good restaurants nearby with indoor and outdoor dining and take out service. There is a stunning view of Hood Canal and the Olympic mountains right from your deck.
You are renting an entire studio apartment space on the lower level of our 3 -story home. It overlooks Hood Canal. The tranquility of the space is amazing with the forest setting and water views. Sit back and relax!
The property has an incredible view from the deck with beach access (you can pick oysters). There is also a great secluded area for camping and a fire pit (within season). There is a new full size bed in the bedroom and a futon that sleeps 2 in the living room. I also have a new blow up mattress for additional guest and lots of bedding. My place is close to In walking distance to Robin Hood Restaurant & Pub, Alderbrook Restaurant Resort and Hiking path, The Deli, Cameo Boutique and a gas station convenience store. A short 2 mile drive takes you to golf course or Union with Boat Launch and Marina, Union City Market (art & specialty foods), Union Country Store (specialty foods) and Dos Margaritas Restaurant and bar.
Pebble Beach Place is a designer-inspired original bungalow carriage house. The carriage house is situated on the hill above the main residence of a gorgeous classic South Shore 'Hood Canal Home'. It is separate from the main house and is above the studio garage on the 2nd floor with stairs (we are sorry in advance that we cannot accommodate disabled or handicapped individuals). While the house is not directly on the water we are only a short 75 ft across hwy 106 and we have 85 ft of private beach and beach deck available for oyster and shellfish picking.
Welcome to paradise on the pristine shores of Hood Canal! Awe inspiring waterfront studio with massive concrete prow and dock! Your doors open to epic views, sights and sounds! Ideally situated in the center of Calm Cove with protected water ideal for swimming, sunbathing and launching your kayak adventures. Outdoor fireplace affords the ultimate fireside experience! Perfectly located between Alderbrook Resort & Spa and Downtown Union!
The Skoko Condo has one bedroom with a queen sized bed in it. There is also a sleeper sofa to throw a couple extra of your loved ones onto. We allow up to 5 total people in this condo, if you need more space take a gander at their neighboring units. There's one bathroom as well. There is a full kitchen perfect for whipping up a few meals as well as a dining table to enjoy them at. With a good sized television and internet, we offer that entertainment that we all need after a long day of exploring the beautiful outdoors.
Union is often referred to as the “Gold Coast” of the Hood Canal—for good reason. It’s calm, warm waters, delicious oyster abundant beaches,and majestic sunsets over the Olympic Mountains make for a truly special experience. Whether you are looking to swim, fish, crab, shrimp (May), play on the water, or just relax, this place is for you!
Iconic 1970's PNW home on Alderbrook Creek with Skyroom views of the Hood Canal and Olympic Mountains. Surround yourself in nature with two levels of wrap-around decks, or walk amongst the treetops on the Skyroom balcony. This one-of-a-kind home sleeps 11, with three bedrooms and 3.5 baths. Perfect for a group retreat, family getaway, or reunion!
Welcome to Towering Cedars, your cozy cabin near the Olympic National Park-Staircase Entrance! This lovely cabin is nestled just a mile from Hoodsport The cabin has 2 bedrooms and one bath, a fire pit, and is equipped with everything you need for a comfortable and relaxing vacation. Explore the beautiful natural scenery in the Olympic National Park, Lake Cushman, and Hood Canal, all just a short drive away. Book your stay today and experience the beauty and serenity of Hoodsport!
Enormous trunks reach for the sky, lacy limbs stretch to the sun, grooved bark is sanctuary to tiny creatures in the vast cathedral of Douglas-firs that dominate the forests on this side of the Olympic Peninsula. Staircase is located in the southeastern corner of Olympic National Park, about a one-hour drive from Olympia, and two hours south of Port Angeles.
With a fabulous beach just outside the door you'll love the waterfront views of beautiful Hood Canal. This classic beach home is nestled on the shore where you can launch your kayak or small watercraft, or just relax and watch the changing tides. Conveniently located close to the small town of Hoodsport WA where you'll find shopping, restaurants, groceries, wine tasting, everything you need. An outdoor adventurer's dream where you can enjoy hiking in the Olympic Mountains, or fishing, kayaking, and diving in Hood Canal.
The Fjord Oyster Bank in Hoodsport began as humble oyster bar inspiration and evolved into a legacy restaurant honoring the recipes of legendary seafood chef, Xinh Dwelley.
Full service, family-friendly restaurant offering take out as well as dine-in. Wide menu options.
The Tides Restaurant was established in 2001 by Linda Chappell and her family. They serve breakfast all day and are known for our hand battered Alaskan cod and hand cut fries. Open 7 days a week, the Tides offers beer, wine and cocktails, featuring craft cocktails made with locally sourced Hardware Distillery spirits.
Famous for pressure fried chicken and jo's and equally proud of their burgers, seafood baskets, artisan style sandwiches and pub style appetizers and munchies. Ice cold beer and cider through 11 rotating tap handles with many of other favorite beer, wine and seltzers available in bottles and cans. Open daily at 11 AM.
Head to Hoodsport for authentic Mexican cuisine in a waterfront setting. Dine indoors or enjoy seating on the pier overlooking Hood Canal. Serves vegetarian dishes · Has kids' menu; open daily 11 AM - 7 PM.
Serving coffee, tea, espresso drinks, light fare including sandwiches, and Olympic Mountain Ice Cream. Open daily 7 AM - 6 PM.
Open daily at 11 AM serving burgers, prawns, fish & chips, teriyaki, milkshakes & hand-dipped ice cream. Dine indoors or outside.
It’s one of the hardest and meanest trails in the Olympic Mountains. The trail to the Mildred Lakes was never officially built and includes steep sections up rocks, roots, and ledges.
A great alternative to the oft-crowded Lena Lakes, the Elk Lakes are a perfect destination for hikers, young and old alike and those just seeking a little solace. The hike described here is the longer way following a remnant of a trail that once traversed the entire Jefferson Creek Valley. If your intent is to get to the lakes, then begin your hike from the upper (main) trailhead.
The Lena Lakes are located above the Hamma Hamma valley. Despite having the same name, the two lakes have distinct differences. The lower lake is a simple, family and pet-friendly walk through old, tall trees in Olympic National Forest. The upper lake is a tough climb to a beautiful high area in Olympic National Park. The lower lake is usually crowded, while the upper lake offers more solitude. Access to both lakes is the same.
The Lena Lakes are located above the Hamma Hamma valley. Despite having the same name, the two lakes have distinct differences. The lower lake is a simple, family and pet-friendly walk through old, tall trees in Olympic National Forest. The upper lake is a tough climb to a beautiful high area in Olympic National Park. The lower lake is usually crowded, while the upper lake offers more solitude. Access to both lakes is the same.
Subalpine lakes tucked in the high serrated divide separating Olympic National Park from the Mount Skokomish Wilderness. To reach the two lakes, most of the trail is easy or moderately steep, making it doable in a day for experienced hikers. Runners and strong hikers can make it in a day. Beginners might consider camping overnight at the lakes.
The trail starts off easy on an old road, crossing a flowing creek. Then it gets steep quickly with sharp turns, climbing nonstop through switchbacks. Pass by salal and young trees, with some big ancient firs still standing from past fires.
The trail starts off easy on an old road, crossing a flowing creek. Then it gets steep quickly with sharp turns, climbing nonstop through switchbacks. Pass by salal and young trees, with some big ancient firs still standing from past fires.
This easy hiking loop around Big Creek crosses over several bridges and leads to hidden waterfalls. It's best to hike after heavy rain. The Mount Rose Trail Crew built the loop over twenty years ago using old logging roads and new paths. The trail starts at Big Creek Campground and is maintained by the volunteer crew. One of the highlights of the hike is the well-built bridges.
Hoodsport Trail Park is a small park located between Hood Canal and Lake Cushman. It offers about two miles of wooded trails with loops and connections. The trail system can be a bit confusing, which adds to the adventure for hikers also exploring Olympic National Park and Forest nearby.
Tucked into the heart of Hoodsport, this three-bedroom craftsman keeps the historic character of the neighborhood while quietly delivering all the modern comforts.