A budget dome stay near Hoodsport on the Olympic Peninsula, with trail access and simple family-friendly camping from $110 a night.
At a glance
- Price
- $
- Per night
- $110 / night
- Amenities
- SecludedTrail access
- Good for
- Families
- Price
- Affordable
Washington Global Glamping sets up canvas-and-frame domes on a quiet lot near Hoodsport, on the Olympic Peninsula side of Hood Canal. The setting puts guests within a short drive of Olympic National Park's Staircase region, Lake Cushman, and the Hamma Hamma Recreation Area, with trailheads for Mount Ellinor and Lena Lake all nearby.
Each dome is a basic, no-frills shelter — pitched with a roof overhead and little else required beyond a sleeping bag and a sense of adventure. A portable toilet serves the site, reported clean by past visitors, and the setup works well for families wanting an easy first taste of camping without packing a full kit. Recent reports note the property has changed hands and is undergoing renovation, with only two domes currently open at the front while the rest of the grounds remain fenced off.
Rates start at $110 a night, placing this among the more affordable glamping options on the peninsula. Booking runs through the property's website, with phone contact available for questions about current availability given the ongoing changes on site.
Good to know
- How much does it cost to stay?
- Rates start at $110 per night.
- What should I bring?
- Minimal packing is needed — past guests say a sleeping bag is enough, since the dome provides a roof and the site includes a portable toilet.
- Is this a good spot for kids?
- Yes, the setup is designed for easy camping with kids, offering simple domes and basic facilities.
- Are all the domes currently available?
- As of recent visits, only two domes at the front of the property are open while the rest is fenced off for renovation; confirm current availability directly with the property.
- How do I book?
- Reservations can be made through the Washington Global Glamping website, or by calling the property with any questions.
Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.
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