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
Welcome to your private beachfront resort. Hood Canal Resort features two separate beachfront vacation rentals located on the most desirable stretch of Hood Canal called the 'Gold Coast.' This area is known for spectacular sunsets, Olympic mountain views, rainbows and abundant wildlife. It's also home to Alderbrook Resort, restaurants, hiking trails, and a golf course.
One bedroom newly remodeled waterfront cabin with a queen bed and couch pull out, one bath, full kitchen and living room. Outside is a private deck with views of Hood Canal and dock. Cabin includes BBQ, beach towels and only steps away from your beach access to swim, sunbathe and beachcomb. WIFI, no pets.
This two bedroom newly remodeled waterfront cabin with king beds, one bath, full kitchen and living room hosts commanding views of Hood Canal and is conveniently located in the heart of Hoodsport. Walk to restaurants and shops, beach and dock access. WIFI, no pets, four guests maximum.
The Potlatch rooms & RV sites overlook the Hood Canal. This laid-back waterfront motel and cabin resort is a 13-minute walk from Potlatch State Park and 14 miles from Shelton. Cabins, rooms, suites and RV park are on the waterfront and feature views and a sun rises.
The newly refurbished four suite accommodations, located just north of Hoodsport. Each suite hosts equipped kitchenettes/kitchens, comfortable beds, and updated bathrooms. There is a firepit and chairs to enjoy a cozy bonfire.
The Sunrise Resort & Motel is located centrally in Hoodsport on the north end of town. The rooms features waterfront views, outdoor seating, en suite baths, refrigerators, microwaves, coffee makers, flat screen TV with streaming movies, high speed internet access, and include use of resort amenities including the waterfront hot tub, lounging, picnic areas, and BBQs.
Many of the rooms are recently remodeled and updated and the resort added a new waterfront cabin this winter.
Skokomish Park at Lake Cushman, formerly known as Camp Cushman or Lake Cushman State Park, covers over 500 acres with three boat-launch ramps on the 41,500 feet of freshwater shoreline on Lake Cushman. Park facilities include camp sites, RV pull-thru and back-in site, walk-in campsites and two group camping areas. Plus, two day use areas with picnic sites, a picnic shelter, and comfort stations located throughout the park.
Two-bedroom, two-bath for up to six guests. Forest cabin featuring, air conditioning, a renovated kitchen, updated bathrooms, and a hot tub, freestanding propane fireplace, a sleeper sofa, leather chairs, and a rocking chair. Smart TV with a DVD player for entertainment. WiFi. Pets ok.
Restored 1930’s beach cabin with two bedrooms. 315' of oyster rich no bank waterfront on a sheltered cove. Cabin has its own hot tub and sauna. The interior is original combed cedar paneling and vaulted ceiling, fir floors and claw foot tub. Amenities include wood stove, flat-screen, DirecTV, DVD/BluRay, fully-appointed kitchen with vintage Wolf range including side griddle and commercial size oven, linens, bedding, gas BBQ with side burner, washer/dryer, outside shared fire pit, deck furniture and dinghy.
Two bedroom, one bath (sleeps 4) cabin located on the beach in a sheltered cove. Soak in the hot tub or just relax by the river rock fireplace. Property is on a cove and part of three rentals on same 315' of no bank beach frontage (private tidelands). Four sit in kayaks shared between the 3 cabins and each cabin had it's own rowboat. No pets.
Restored 1930’s beach Cottage, right at the water’s edge. 315' of oyster rich no bank waterfront on a sheltered cove. The studio’s interior has vaulted ceilings of combed cedar and bathroom with pebble floor and walk-in shower. Queen-size Murphy bed that pulls out of the wall and two European-style queen-size sofa sleepers. Amenities include flat-screen, DirecTV, DVD/BluRay, fully-appointed studio kitchen, linens, bedding, Gas BBQ with side burner, washer/dryer, outside shared fire pit, deck furniture. No pets.
This 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom home sleeps up to eight. The house sits on a hill with a 1,200-sq ft deck overlooking the Canal. Inside, the open floor plan is perfect for a small group or multiple couples/families. Bedrooms and bathrooms on the upstairs and downstairs levels, joined by a communal living area with kitchen/dining/entertaining space on the main floor. Beach access is a 7-10 minute walk from the home. Pets ok.
Along with a private dock offering moorage and diver access, the Resort features cottages and townhouses with full kitchens as well as king and queen rooms in the main Lodge. There is also extensive facilities for RVs. The resort provides scuba wash down areas as well as a spa and common room.
This cozy cabin at Lake Cushman has three bedrooms and two baths. The open living space includes equipped kitchen, dining area and large sofa and TV with streaming services. No pets.
Furnished with a comfortable queen sized bed, lantern, chairs, table, and portable solar generator. Site has picnic table and firepit.
The Tides serves American home-cooked food, including breakfast all day. Known for its Alaskan cod and hand-cut fries. Beer, wine, and cocktails. Pan-fried Hama Hama Oysters and, Olympic Mountain Ice Cream.
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.
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. Reopening April 2024.
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.
Welcome to your private beachfront resort. Hood Canal Resort features two separate beachfront vacation rentals located on the most desirable stretch of Hood Canal called the 'Gold Coast.' This area is known for spectacular sunsets, Olympic mountain views, rainbows and abundant wildlife. It's also home to Alderbrook Resort, restaurants, hiking trails, and a golf course.