//This home is newly built in 2024.//
Escape to a peaceful 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom forest cabin on 28 private acres in Port Angeles, Washington — near Olympic National Park and Lake Crescent. The cabin sleeps up to 8 with a king suite, two queen beds, and two twin beds. Surrounded by towering evergreens and moss-covered trees in the lush Olympic Peninsula landscape, this is a comfortable base for families and groups.
The spacious kitchen with large island, cozy living room with wood-burning stove, board games, and warm lodge-inspired design make it easy to settle in — especially on rainy Pacific Northwest days.
Outside, enjoy a private hot tub, cedar barrel sauna, gas fire pit, wood-burning fire pit, string lights, propane grill, covered deck, outdoor lounge seating, and natural walking paths through 28 acres of peaceful woodland with moss-covered trees.
Set along Highway 101 between Port Angeles and Lake Crescent, you are centrally positioned for day trips to Hurricane Ridge, Sol Duc Hot Springs, the Hoh Rainforest, Rialto Beach, the Elwha River Valley, and downtown Port Angeles restaurants and the Victoria BC ferry.
Up to 2 pets are welcome with a pet fee and house rules.
Whether you are planning a family Olympic National Park trip, a couples retreat, a friends weekend, or a quiet forest escape, Green Veil gives you easy access, private acreage, and outdoor amenities that make a trip feel special.
Welcome to Green Veil a spacious cabin on 28 private acres along Highway 101 in Port Angeles, Washington.
Set along Highway 101 and tucked into a private forest setting, the cabin gives you easy access to Olympic National Park while still feeling peaceful and secluded around the property. You are surrounded by towering evergreens, moss-covered maples, and the lush forest landscape the Olympic Peninsula is known for. Natural walking paths wind through parts of the forest so you can explore at a relaxed pace.
The cabin sleeps up to 8 with a king suite, two queen beds, and two twin beds — a flexible setup for families, couples, and friend groups.
Inside, the cabin has a warm lodge-inspired feel with dark wood cabinetry, a stone hearth with a wood-burning stove, an antler chandelier, and a spacious full kitchen with a large island, full-size appliances, and room for the whole group to gather. The living area is built for rainy Pacific Northwest evenings — settle into the couch, light the wood stove, and watch the fire. Board games, books, and Wi-Fi are available for downtime between adventures.
Outside is where this property stands apart. Your private outdoor area includes a hot tub under the forest canopy, a cedar barrel sauna that glows beautifully at dusk, string lights through the trees, a gas fire pit with outdoor lounge seating, a propane grill, and a large covered deck with additional seating and views into the forest. At dusk, the string lights come on, the sauna glows, and the clearing feels quiet, warm, and tucked into the trees.
//Sleeping arrangement//
Bedroom 1 (King Suite): King bed, ensuite bathroom with walk-in shower, warm ambient lighting.
Bedroom 2: Queen bed + twin bed — ideal for families or an extra guest.
Bedroom 3: Queen bed + twin bed.
Up to 2 pets are welcome with a pet fee and house rules.
Whether you are visiting Olympic National Park, planning a family getaway, bringing friends together, enjoying a quiet work-from-the-forest stay, or simply looking for a place to slow down, Green Veil offers the rare combination of easy Highway 101 access, private wooded acreage, and resort-style outdoor amenities.
The cabin is on Highway 101, the main artery of the Olympic Peninsula, giving you a convenient base for day trips in every direction.
Lake Crescent — glacier-carved lake, kayaking, Marymere Falls trailhead (approx 5-10 min)
Hurricane Ridge — alpine views at 5,200 ft, hiking, winter skiing (approx 40 min)
Sol Duc Hot Springs and Falls — mineral soaking pools in forest (approx 40 min)
Elwha River Valley — restored river ecosystem, hiking trails (approx 15–20 min)
Salt Creek Recreation Area — tide pools, beach access (approx 20–25 min)
Downtown Port Angeles — restaurants, breweries, shops, Victoria BC ferry (approx 10 min)
Hoh Rainforest and Hall of Mosses — temperate rainforest (approx 1.5 hrs)
Rialto Beach — sea stacks and Pacific coastline (approx 1 hrs)
Sequim Lavender Farms — peak bloom July (approx 35–40 min)
A car is essential. Highway 101 connects all major Olympic National Park entrances and the property sits right on the main corridor — most day trips head in one direction without needing to backtrack. Port Angeles has grocery stores, gas stations, and restaurants for anything you need.
From Seattle: approximately 2.5–3 hours via the Edmonds-Kingston ferry and Highway 101, or 3–3.5 hours driving via Tacoma and Olympia.
