Waterfront Anderson Island Home w/ Kayaks

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Description

Capture the essence of the Pacific Northwest at this Anderson Island home. This 3-bed, 1-bath vacation rental is well-appointed with all of the comforts of home, a fully equipped kitchen, and a deck with views of the Inlet. Outdoor enthusiasts will love the proximity to Eagle Island State Park, Jacobs Point Park, Tolmie State Park, and Sunnyside Beach Park via ferry in Steilacoom. After daily expeditions, return home for tranquil evenings on the deck or in the cozy living area with loved ones.

Location Details

*NOTE: The property does not have WiFi*

This waterfront location is perfect for all of your nautical pursuits, including kayaking adventures to Eagle Island Natural Park or boating and fishing around Oro Bay.

For even more outdoor fun, check out the beautiful Anderson Island Golf Course, or swim at Lake Josephine and Lake Florence, both located on Anderson Island!

Hop on board the Steilacoom Ferry and pay homage to the local history at the Fort Steilacoom before a day on the beach at Sunnyside Beach Park.

Other area attractions include Jacobs Point Park, Tolmie State Park, Florence Lake and Andy’s Marine Park.

Reviews

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3/5

While the property was very nice, the manager who stayed on property throughout the stay was problematic. He welcomed us to the property and told us we could use the fire pit on site as long as we obtained approval from the fire department and didn’t have anyone stay overnight. That evening, we got approval from the fire department and had some extended family over. They parked next to a vehicle near the edge of the property that had been there the length of the time we were there. After a bit, one of my nephews that was visiting left early and drove out across the grass he was parked on. His car is quite loud and after he got on the street, he peeled out. Not great, but not harmful. The property manager then came down and told us that he had driven over the septic system and was not welcome back. We apologized profusely as it was embarrassing and believed it was the correct place for him to park. He then told us that all of the cars should ONLY be on the gravel driveway, so we had the other 3 cars move. Then, a car full of women we did not know showed up and said the property manager had told them to come over any time there was a fire. I told them we were renting for the weekend and it was just our family there. Then they talked to the property manager, who invited them to an unrented building right by the fire pit where he proceeded to sit with them and drink whiskey for a couple hours. The strangers and unstable behavior made everyone very uncomfortable.