We stayed in a travel trailer, although I wasn’t aware of that when I made the reservation. Could be my bad, but it was not clear to me that that would be the case. The trailer was in excellent condition, like new, but the four of us were camping not quite what we thought from this VRBO property.Great location, located directly on the Strait of Juan de Fuca! Beautiful views and sunset. There were two fire pits, one near the beach and another adjacent to the camper, with plenty of dry firewood, a nice touch! Four /- miles from Neah Bay, where we were fishing, which was very convenient.Overall, we had a very nice experience staying at Beach Haven last week!

This was our second time staying at Beach Haven and really enjoy the property.

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Pluses: Overall this is a nice property. The trailer is fairly new and well kept. The presence of a decent bottle of wine and microwave popcorn was a nice touch. The property has a beautiful fire pit and access to the beach and would be ideal for a family or couples who is planning to take advantage of all that the property has to offer. Room for improvement: While we managed to figure out how to work things in the trailer just fine, some instructions would have been very handy (how you turn on the water heater, expectations for how long it takes to get hot water to the sink, how to start the oven etc.). My GenX son would have never figured out how to work these things. Some of the kitchen tools could be upgraded. The wine opener was not really functional (but I always travel with my own corkscrew). Since we were desperate for a place to stay on late notice while fishing Neah Bay, we were willing to pay the price. That said, the price for a camping trailer was quite a bit higher (like 1.5x) than I would normally pay for such a place.