The house
8 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, three living rooms. Playrooms inside. Woods, a field, and a ravine outside.
Will we all fit?
Not a wing of a hotel, and not a house you share with strangers. 6,500 square feet, 8 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, three living rooms, and a kitchen that can cook for everyone at once.
The property
What’s included
For the kids
Inside: 250 soft blocks, LEGOs, trikes, foosball, ping-pong, a piano. Outside: a baseball field with gear, volleyball, a pond, a fire pit, a 7-person jacuzzi, woods, and a ravine. That’s usually the whole week.
Layout
Upper, main, and lower. Use these to assign bedrooms before anyone arrives.
Where you’ll sleep
9 queens + 6 twins. Two rooms have their own bathrooms. The bunkroom is on the lower level, close to the playrooms.
Upper · 1 queen · Ensuite
Upstairs with its own bathroom — the room grandparents usually claim first.
Main · 1 queen
On the main floor, close to the kitchen and living rooms.
See floor plan · 1 queen + 1 twin
A queen and a twin — useful when a little one needs to stay with a parent.
Lower · 1 queen
Lower-level queen. Quiet enough for a nap while the playroom is going.
Lower · 1 queen
Another lower-level queen near the bunkroom and TV room.
Lower · 2 bunk beds · Kids’ wing
Two bunks, ten steps from indoor play. Bring extra blankets if you like a pile-up.
Lower · 1 queen
Lower-level queen for a couple or older cousins who want a door that shuts.
Lower · 2 queens + 1 twin · Ensuite
The big lower ensuite — two queens and a twin, its own bathroom.
More of the house
A day out
Most groups stay on the acres. When you leave, Port Townsend is the useful town — groceries, the waterfront, Fort Worden.
about 15–20 minutes
Walkable Victorian downtown, a working waterfront, and enough food and shops for a town day without turning the week into an itinerary.
about 20–25 minutes · ~16 miles
Beaches, bunkers you can explore, and bluff trails at the north end of Port Townsend — the outing the original site always listed first.
about 20 minutes to the dock
Day boats on the Salish Sea from Port Townsend — orcas and other whales in season, booked as a single outing, not a week-long safari.
about 15–20 minutes to the launch
Kayak, SUP, and bikes from Port Townsend — a water day that still gets everyone home for dinner on the acres.
Common questions
How many can sleep here, and whether you can host extra people for a day.
Twenty-five, day and night. If you want extra people for a daytime gathering, we can host up to 50 with a $3,000 event fee. Overnight is still 25.
Yes, up to 50 people, with a $3,000 event fee. Sleeping is still capped at 25. Call Dave before you print invitations.
Dave & Patti
Tell Dave who’s coming — kids, grandparents, cousins — and he’ll help you picture the layout.