There’s certainly no shortage of things to do in Sequim all year round! In fact, each season has its draw to our charming community on the Olympic Peninsula. Winter is cozy and best spent indoors, and Spring means crisp sunny days and wildflower hikes. Summer is often considered the best time to visit sunny Sequim …
The Dungeness Spit Lighthouse sits at the end of the longest natural sand spit in the United States. Jutting out five miles into the Strait of Juan de Fuca, the Lighthouse can be reached by water or on foot—though it’s essential to pay attention to the tide tables, hiking at low tide is the recommended …
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One of the best places to stay near Olympic National Park is in the beautiful small coastal town of Sequim WA. Our beachfront cottages are the ideal lodging for those hoping to fully explore the stunning wilderness of the Northwest. Not only is our central location on the Olympic Peninsula a perfect home base for …
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The Dungeness Spit, located just north of Sequim, is a not to be missed place on your visit to the Olympic Peninsula! This unique area is the longest natural spit of sandy beach in the nation that juts out over 5 miles into the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The spit lies within the larger …
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The trip from Seattle to Sequim can be just 2-3 hours depending on how you decide to get here. Located on the Olympic Peninsula, the beautiful town of Sequim, about 65 miles west of Seattle, is set out near the Strait of Jun de Fuca with the rugged Olympic mountains seen in the distance. US …
A stay at our beachfront cottages in Sequim this winter is just what you have been searching for to get away from it all and unwind. There is much to explore in Sequim and the Olympic Peninsula during this time magical of the year all without the crowds. Our Washington accommodations are far enough away …
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Though there is no bad time to visit the charming town of Sequim, summer days at our beachfront cabins in the Sequim Dungeness Valley are simply delightful. Sequim is nestled between the sparkling waters of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, and at the foothills of the Olympic Mountains. From here, your opportunities to enjoy …
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Beautiful Sequim, Washington is the perfect destination for kayaking. The Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge is home to many wild birds and animals, including several protected species. If you are a nature enthusiast and enjoy kayaking in the great outdoors, then Dungeness Bay Cottages is the ideal place to lodge. Book your next adventure today.
While it’s still pretty cold in Sequim, and many of us are in shock after the most recent (and unusual) snowstorm, there are still signs that Spring isn’t too far away–and that has us really excited! You’ll find that the weather is, generally speaking, much more mild in Sequim than the rest of the Northwest, …
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Sequim is a quaint town on the Olympic Peninsula known (at least by locals) for its relatively sunny blue skies. For many, it as a respite from the typically gray and rainy Pacific Northwest, and it’s one of the many things that makes our Sequim cottages a wonderful place to escape during the winter. So …
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