Does anyone have any information about the Dungeness Lodge B&B (http://www.dungenesslodge.com/) in Sequim? I've found very little online or in books about it but from their website it looks nice. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Me, too. Anyone have any info on this?

Must be a newer place--I live in Washington and love to keep up on the guidebooks and such and have never heard of it. Looks very nice but Sequim doesn't offer much to do except walk a few beaches, Port Townsend MUCH more interesting town to stay in or near!

Just wanted to follow up and let people know that our stay at the Dungeness Lodge B&B was a good one.

It is a nice, small B&B located in a residential neighborhood on the Strait of Juan de Fuca. It's a log lodge style house with an A-frame front with a three floors high glass window overlooking the beach and water. The owners are nice, live on the property and give you plenty of privacy. The breakfasts are homemade and very good - we were served coffee, juice, yogurt, fruit and baked goods each morning. Some rooms offer a mountain view and some a water view. Located in Sequim and convenient for trips to Olympic National Park and Victoria, B.C., it was a good place to stay as a home base for our Olympic Peninsula vacation.

If you stay in Sequim, make sure you get to the Wild Animal Park--retired Hollywood animals and others all around--it's great.

Might try pillowpoints.com to locate the b&b.
Good luck.

If you go in the summer, spend a halpf hour or so picking some of the strawberries/raspberries/bludberries at the local u-pick farms.

Ate at the 3 Crabs - right on the ocean, nice seafood restaurant, moderate price.

Take 15 minutes and see the Sequim Museum (Free). A nice little community museum. If you go west on the OP, stop and see another free museum in Forks