Chevy Chase Beach Cabins — Hotel in Indian Island

We have been trying to stay at Chevy Chase cabins for several years now, but they are usually completely booked, especially during the nice weather. The combo of a mild PNW late Fall + probably the effect of Covid led to the rare opportunity to book a stay at coveted Cabin #4. What I learned was: all the cabins are great! Now we cant wait to come back and try the others. The property itself is sprawling and stunning, with a variety of trees and shrubs that were particularly gorgeous in the late Fall. We saw eagles and tons of other interesting birds all day. The views are captivating, and the little walk down to the private beach is like taking a mini forest hike. The beach itself was completely empty when we were there. Our small, old, and almost completely blind dog had the time of her life exploring the beach and tentatively checking out the yard and our incredible deck. They took great Covid precautions and everything felt super c lean and safe. Jen (the owner) is very serious about all the Covid protocols and she is also an incredibly gracious host. The kitchen was extremely well-stocked but you could easily pick up food in Pt Townsend about 15 min away. We also biked to PT via the 8 mi bike trail up the road that goes through a forest; and hiked the Dungeness Spit which was stunning. Cant wait to return when the other facilities (pool, outdoors games) are back in...

We have been trying to stay at Chevy Chase cabins for several years now, but they are usually completely booked, especially during the nice weather. The combo of a mild PNW late Fall + probably the effect of Covid led to the rare opportunity to book a stay at coveted Cabin #4. What I learned was: all the cabins are great! Now we cant wait to come back and try the others. The property itself is sprawling and stunning, with a variety of trees and shrubs that were particularly gorgeous in the late Fall. We saw eagles and tons of other interesting birds all day. The views are captivating, and the little walk down to the private beach is like taking a mini forest hike. The beach itself was completely empty when we were there. Our small, old, and almost completely blind dog had the time of her life exploring the beach and tentatively checking out the yard and our incredible deck. They took great Covid precautions and everything felt super c lean and safe. Jen (the owner) is very serious about all the Covid protocols and she is also an incredibly gracious host. The kitchen was extremely well-stocked but you could easily pick up food in Pt Townsend about 15 min away. We also biked to PT via the 8 mi bike trail up the road that goes through a forest; and hiked the Dungeness Spit which was stunning. Cant wait to return when the other facilities (pool, outdoors games) are back in...

This place is easy to find, access, and exit. It is NOT handicapped accessible by any official measure. Perhaps the best aspect of a stay here is that it is quiet. You won't experience solitude as the cabins are only 20-30 feet apart. We had really good communication with the owners before and during our stay. While there we were comfortable most of the time, except for the hard, little wooden chairs at the dinning table (one of the small cabins). We had no problem getting into their Wi-Fi or staying connected. We also had no cell service issues anywhere. This place is definitely dog friendly. Just be sure to keep them leashed, quite, and clean up after them (bags, barrel, and sanitizer provided). The cabins are all sufficiently maintained, but it appears to be a challenge to keep up with the large lawn and fencing. If you found this review to be helpful please consider adding a...