Waterfront Beach Cabin ON Skookum Inlet, Puget Sd.

Waterfront, cabin-style home with open floor plan. Sitting directly (fish from the deck at high tide) on the breathtaking Skookum Inlet on Puget Sound. Your stay at "Kravitz-Port" gives you a sea level view to a Northwest oyster farm. The inlet is a wildlife refuge to seals, eagles, otters, etc. All can be spotted in their natural habit while you sit on the deck with a 90 degree panoramic waterfront view. Glimpse serenity from any spot you are resting at Kravitz-Port, in or outside of the home. The space Come retreat and have a truly unique Northwest experience by staying at this beautiful Cape-Cod-style cabin with all wood walls, a 20- foot vaulted ceiling and wood floors. Cozy, but large common space. AC, high-speed internet, smart TV and DVD. Barbeque by request. (stored for the winter) Lots of parking. Close to hikes, Olympic National Park, one hour to the ocean and close proximity to the quaint town of Shelton. You are also free to BBQ, build a fire in the fire pit, grill oysters or clams and truly engage in a Northwest delicacy. Guest access BEACH ACCESS: You are free to go for a walk on the beach as long as you adhere to the rules about leashing dogs and staying off oyster/clam beds. Bring your own kayak, floaties, rowboat, and fishing poles. Water gear can enter in the water ONLY at high tide, to protect the shellfish. Guests are NOT permitted at waters edge at low tide. NO PERSON is ever allowed to walk on the oyster farm for any reason and NO shellfish of any kind, can be taken from these oyster farms. This beach is PRIVATE PROPERTY with no public access. The neighbors road (to the left when facing the water) is also private property and off limits! There are serene country roads to access from my driveway, to go for walks and enjoy listening to the birds, feel the breeze and smell the scents of the country. Other things to note Because this is an active oyster farm, the oyster harvesters do their work at low tide, no matter the time. The only thing you might notice is the truck lights coming down the neighbor"s driveway. This only happens when the tide is very low.