Seal Rock Waterfront on Hood Canal sleeps 16 W/C

Escape to Seal Rock for a relaxing and fun-filled experience. Enjoy nature at its very best. Our home (3080 square feet) with the first floor wheelchair accessible and includes a large gourmet kitchen and a more than ample dining room, table seating for 14, and large living room. All five bedrooms you can choose a king sized bed or two extra long twin sized beds. This beautiful property (1.91 acres) backs the Olympic Nat'l Forest and offers 135' of low bank waterfront and fantastic views. The space Seal Rock is a favorite location for multiple generations coming together to have good quality time together experiencing activities they may not have tried before. Crabbing is a favorite activity (seasonal), picking oysters, digging clams, hiking, etc. Our girl groups really enjoy our home, the five bedrooms can be made up with all king sized beds or two extra long twin sized beds in every bedroom. We are wheelchair accessible on the main floor with a roll-in shower, roll-up sink, grab bars for transferring from a wheelchair to the toilet, shower stool, etc. There are local restaurants to enjoy. Let your stress fade away in our water view six person jetted spa. Take in fantastic Mt. Rainier and Hood Canal views around the fire pit, we provide a moderate amount of firewood, kindling, starter paper, and lighter. Explore Hood Canal in our 12' aluminum row boat, we provide life jackets, crab pots (seasonal), crab bait, etc. Guest access You will be enjoying our entire large 3080' home with gourmet kitchen, open floor plans, custom made table that seat 14 with a fantastic view of Hood Canal. Other things to note We would like everyone to be courteous to our neighbors with low noise levels especially between 10 p.m. and 9 a.m. We want everyone to understand that we own 135' of low bank waterfront and have marked our boundaries with orange markers. Our guests are not permitted to trespass onto our neighbors tide-lands. For our guests that like to walk on a long beach you can go to the end of Seal Rock Road and go beyond the dead end marker there is a nature trail to Seal Rock State Park. At appropriate tides it is a good place to walk on a long beach.