Cabin @ Paradise Bay Getaway

A quiet couples retreat nestled into the banks of Paradise Bay along Hood Canal, sets the scene for the ultimate Pacific Northwest experience. It's a unique space designed to relax, unwind and take in the views of Mt. Baker, the Cascade Range and Hood Canal. The space The cabin is a comfortable space to stretch out in. It's a perfect space with plenty of room for two people and more than enough for one. The kitchen/living area is open concept with a couch for three, a leather recliner, and dining for four. Off the entry way is a stacked washer/dryer and upstairs bathroom. The spiral staircase takes you down to the primary bedroom and bathroom space, complete with outdoor deck and cowboy hot tub for star gazing. The bedroom has a king bed, coffee/wet bar with fridge/freezer, and coffee maker so mornings are easy. There is plenty of space to hang out on the couch and get organized with ample closet space. The bathroom has unique flair and a massive walk in shower with sweeping views and all the basic amenities (hairdryer, body wash, shampoo, conditioner, wash cloth, towels, hand soap, toilet paper, tissue). Truly a place to be indulgent in nature. Guest access The cabin at Paradise Bay Getaway has several outdoor spaces including a front deck with chairs and umbrella, a private deck off the bedroom equipped with a cowboy tub and an outside lounge area to enjoy canal views and the stars at night. There is also a firepit, bbq, and picnic space which serve as shared use areas on the property. We are currently in the process of working on our trail but in the meantime, guests can access the beach via the boatramp which is a 3 minute walk away. 1 parking spot is available for the cabin in front of the firepit area on the right hand side of the driveway. Other things to note We can never guarantee a clear view of Mt. Baker and the Cascade Range, or any animal sightings. But whatever the weather and wildlife bring, you can be assured of a changing view that lets you escape into the beauty that is the Olympic Peninsula. Things move a little slower out here, so take the time to relax and enjoy the fresh air.