Seventeen sites · five fields

Camp on a working historic farm — Olympic Peninsula

There are seventeen campsites across five fields at The Glendale Farm, a 180-acre working farm in Chimacum, Washington, twenty minutes from Port Townsend. Tent ground starts at $35 a night and furnished bell tents run to $80. The tractor starts early and the cows are not decorative.

What is a farm stay?

A farm stay is an overnight on land that is genuinely being farmed — you sleep among the working fields, animals, and machinery rather than in a campground built for the purpose. At Glendale that means five tenant farms at work around you, horses turned out in the morning, and equipment moving through the lanes during the day.

A tent pitched beside the historic silo at The Glendale Farm under circular star trails, Chimacum, Washington
A tent in the Silo Field, under a night's worth of star trails. The Glendale Farm. TK — request the full-resolution original; the supplied copy is 384×288 and will not carry a wide hero.

The five camping zones

ZoneSitesTypePer nightSleeps
Silo Field8 sitesTent$352–6
Forest Edge2 sitesTent, walk-in$352–4
Gazebo2 sitesTent$352–6
Flower Pad1 siteRV hard stand$352–6
Bell Tent4 sitesGlamping$50–802–16

Silo Field

Open meadow below the silo. Level grass, room for a van, the ridge straight ahead.

Forest Edge

Quiet and dark under the firs. There is no light out here on purpose.

Gazebo

Flat and sheltered, close to the gazebo and the water.

Flower Pad

Hard standing with cut flowers on three sides of you from June.

Bell Tent

Made up and ready: bed, linen, lamp, woodstove. Standing May to October.

What’s included

Water at the standpipe, firewood at the gate, toilets, and a gate code sent the morning you arrive. No hookups. Dogs on a lead. Quiet from 10pm. TK — confirm showers, bathrooms, fire rules by season.

Animals and farm life

Sheep, goats, and horses graze 40 acres here under BellStar Farm & Forge; Uphill Farms keeps chickens, geese, and heritage turkeys. Guests can expect to see stock worked and fields cut. Come for that, not in spite of it.

How far is Chimacum from Seattle?

Chimacum is roughly two hours from Seattle by way of the Bainbridge or Kingston ferry, twenty minutes from Port Townsend, and about an hour from the Olympic National Park gateways at Hurricane Ridge. TK — confirm drive times from the farm gate.

Book a site

Availability and booking run through the farm’s own booking system.

Dev note: points at the local booking prototype. In production this is book.glendalefarm.org.

Support the farm

Build the farm stand and community hub

Five farms grow food on this ground and none of them has a permanent place here to sell it. The farm stand will be a retail space for what is grown at Glendale, with cold storage, a coffee bar, a workshop area, and check-in for camping and volunteer days.

See the full plan →