First visited by the Spanish in the 1500's, Dungeness and the surrounding area awaits discovery by you. Rich in natural wonders, unique flora and fauna and diverse wilderness environments offer many day trip possibilities. The wild coast and rain forest, the rugged Hurricane Ridge offers pristine hiking trails, hot springs, crystalline lakes, waterfalls and much more. The Victorian seaport of Port Townsend is nearby and a short ferry ride takes you to Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. ( Bring a birth certificate or passport for travel to Canada.) All that, plus the beautiful Dungeness Bay is at your doorstep. The bay is a national wildlife refuge, home to more than 330 species and is the longest natural sand spit in the country. Many of our guests hike the 6 miles out to its end to tour the second oldest (1857) lighthouse in the northwest. Imagine exploring the bay or making your visit to the lighthouse in a kayak! Perhaps an afternoon river rafting or fly fishing? Take a boat trip in search of scenery, salmon or orca whales! Bring your bike (or rent one). Our area, where pasture and old barns meet miles of shoreline, is really ideal. Just minutes away are restaurants, three year-round golf courses, several award winning wineries and much more. We'll be happy to share information, maps, tips and "local secrets" to help make your visit special! Current Nash's produce, local and organic! Just minutes from us @ 1865 East Anderson Road and the Dungeness River and @ the Sat.Farmer's Market in town. Dungeness Crab & Seafood Festival Oct. 13 & 14, Sat. & Sun. Don't miss it! Audubon River Center Bird walks every Wed. morning at Railroad Bridge Park on the Dungeness River http://www.lavenderfestival.com! We're FULL and now booking for 2009! Now featuring peace and quiet, and wildlife! And not quite still life with woodpeckers! Informative Links To Area Information Tides Tables Dungeness Bay Tides Sequim Bay Tides Ferries Victoria Express - Passenger Ferry Coho Ferry - Passenger and Auto Ferry Washington State Ferries Olympic National Park Olympic National Park Field Guide Olympic National Park (Official) Olympic Discovery Trail Olympic National Forest Wining and Dining Alder Wood Bistro Bella Italia Cest si Bon The Oak Table Cafe Lost Mountain Winery Olympic Cellars Kaleberg's Inspired Local Insight Recreation in the area Railroad Bridge Audubon Center Guide to Birdwatching Dungeness Kayaking Olympic Raft and Kayak Westside Guide Flyfishing Sequim Lavender Festival Olympic Lavender Farm Jardin du Soleil Purple Haze Lavender Farm Sol Duc Hot Springs Clallam County Parks Welcome | Guest Rooms | The Beach & Mountains | Sequim, Washington | Directions | Reservations Dungeness Bay Cottages - Your Hosts John Webb and Karin Koller-Webb 140 Marine Drive Sequim, WA 98382 1-888-683-3013 Toll Free | 360-683-3013 | relax@dungenessbay.com