SeaCrest Coastal Cabins

You're not legally allowed to go on the beach here, unless you have an enrolled member of the Quinault Tribe with you. The cabins are ok, but the fact that you could get a massive fine for going on the beach is a huge turn off. The rental agency does not disclose this, and we learned the hard way. Will not be visiting again or recommending this place to anyone.

Easily accessed yet remote feeling cabins with rustic feel right on the Pacific. Recommended for sunset views, day trips into the Olympics / ONP / tide pooling. Has fire rings and gas fire place, adding to the tucked away feel. Ten minute walk down to the beach offers its own exposure to the PNW Pacific oceanfront biome. Limited parking right up next to the cabins. Within the cabin is quaint, functional, and comfortable. Loved using the grill while watching a gentle rain roll in, then tucking in for a movie as the temperature dropped. Would highly recommend for families.

Secluded glamping destination, perfect for a big group - amazing ocean views

This place is a total dream. The cabin itself is incredibly designed with everything you could possibly need out there. A few minute walk to the most beautiful ocean front. We couldn’t leave! It was like a little paradise.

Super comfortable and well-appointed cabins with amazing ocean views. The natural surroundings are pristine and gorgeous. This place is a very special.

Great family gathering place and access to the gorgeous Pacific Coast.

This is on the Quinault Indian Reservation. The beach is closed to the public. You must have an enrolled Quinault member with you to be legally on the beach.

The best place ever. We saw no one the whole week we were there. And of course, one can go to the beach. The beautiful, desolate beach.

Looks really nice, great location for a day at the beach! But I was only passing by ... You need to register there....idk the details for there. Looks good though !

Clean cabins & private access to beach, although the walk is a minor hike.