The Driftwood Roost – Olympic Peninsula, Washington

Location:

See title for region-specific location details.

Overview:

Nestled where the forest meets the coast, The Driftwood Roost is a cluster of raised cedar cabins with open-air sleeping platforms and rain-fed showers. You’re 15 minutes from the Pacific Crest trail entrance and 30 seconds from the tide pools. This is a damp, wild, moss-laced sanctuary best visited from April through October. Bring a rain shell. And a journal.

Accommodation Size:

2–12 guests, depending on site layout and seasonal access.

Price:

$85–$210 USD per night, depending on location and season.

On-site Amenities:

Solar power, shared kitchens, compost toilets, rain-fed showers, and gear storage (varies by site).

Local Adventures:

Hiking, mountain biking, kayaking, glacier treks, stargazing, and wildlife watching based on location.

Gear List:

Layered clothing, waterproof boots, headlamp, refillable water bottle, dry bag, and trail snacks.

Local Dining:

Nearby alpine huts, small town cafés, or partner food drop options available at most locations.

Local Guide Partners:

Connect through the TravEarth app to view available guides and book activity sessions before arrival.

Getting Here:

Access methods include trailhead hikes, water taxi, or limited seasonal shuttle service.