Nestled among 44 acres of old-growth forest, Fred Lewis Scout Cabin is your basecamp for exploring the rugged beauty of the Olympic Peninsula — with all the comfort you need when the trail ends.
Fred Lewis Scout Cabin sits on a sprawling 44-acre parcel just outside Port Townsend, Washington — a place where the road narrows, the trees close in, and the pace of life slows to whatever rhythm your boots set.
Originally built to serve the scouting community, our cabins now welcome anyone looking for an authentic Pacific Northwest experience: hikers, writers, couples seeking a weekend away, and families who'd rather trade hotel hallways for crackling fire pits and star-filled skies.
We keep the essentials thoughtful and the distractions minimal — so you can actually hear yourself think again.
Rustic-chic cabins furnished with warm woods, comfortable bedding, and windows that frame the forest like living paintings.
Fully equipped kitchens let you cook up local catches and pantry staples — because there's nothing quite like a home-cooked meal by candlelight.
Gather around the fire pit under a canopy of stars. We provide the logs — you bring the stories, s'mores, and good company.
Step out your door and into miles of singletrack. The Olympic Peninsula network of trails is your backyard — from easy walks to serious climbs.
Stay connected when you need to — reliable Wi-Fi for remote work, checking in, or sharing that sunset before the sun actually goes down.
Zero light pollution, maximum sky. Bring a blanket, look up, and remember that the universe is still kind of ridiculous.
We're on Discovery Road, just a short drive from Port Townsend's historic waterfront, Victorian architecture, and some of the best seafood on the coast. But when you pull into our driveway, the only sounds are wind in the pines and the occasional jay.
Whether you're leading a troop, escaping with someone you love, or just need a weekend where the only notification is a bird at your feeder — we'll have the cabin ready.
Drop us a line or give us a call — we're happy to answer questions, share trail recommendations, or help you figure out which cabin fits your group best.
