The home is off the main north-south beach highway, down a narrow road and surrounded by big shady trees. There are a few neighbors, but plenty of birds and even a few raccoons.

Copalis Rock sleeps six people with two queen beds and two twin beds. The loft is open to both bedrooms on the second floor. The loft provides a wide view of all the scenery.

It has a full kitchen with pots, pans, and enough dishes to make a good meal.

The home has been renovated and added onto over the years to provide more space including the deck, storage, and two full bathrooms.

There is a path down to the beach where you will find few people and lots of sand littered with plenty of sand dollars (if these were real dollars, you'd strike it rich). There you can see the "Copalis Rock" itself from which comes the cabin name.

Copalis Rock is not off the grid, but it does have its remote charm. The rough-hewn exterior is unpainted and left gray to blend in with the surroundings.

The home is located about 10 miles north of Ocean Shores, Washington. If you must have creature comforts, this is where you get them. Restaurants, shops, and activities are all abundant here!