The Olympian, November 29, 2009
About mid-island is Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes. Campsites, upscale canvas cabins, and a 1978 31-foot silver Airstream, complete with lava lamp and safari print fabric, are closed for the winter, but the log cabins, lodge and Lake House are open. We stayed in a well-furnished log cabin with a full kitchen (sans dishwasher), comfy chairs, fireplace, loft and a peaceful ambience. In the lodge, every room but one overlooks the lake.
Ferndale Record-Journal, November 2009
The Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes on the north side of the island is unexpectedly fantastic. The instant Ken and I pulled off Roche Harbor Road and onto the drive-in-the-woods, I was sold on the place. I even made the comment, “Wow, I think I can actually hear pine needles dropping.” Silence. Beautiful, colorful, autumn scented silence.
Click here to see behind the scenes at Børn’s photo shoot on San
Juan Island, including Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes.
Børn Behind the Scenes, Fall 2009
Every Børn [Shoe] collection begins with a vision – an artful
interpretation of nature expressed in beautiful, organic designs.
Each season our inspiration takes us to uncommon location to capture
the essence of our collections amidst nature’s idyllic beauty.
Click here to see behind the scenes at Børn’s photo shoot on San
Juan Island, including Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes.
Examiner.com, August 22 2009
If camping isn't your brew of choice, here's a fun alternative: bunking down in a fully restored 1978 Airstream. That's what Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes on Washington's San Juan Island has added to its menu of accommodations. The 31-ft. vintage Sovereign Airstream has all the comforts of home, plus the beauty of the island is just steps away.
The Airstream Blog, August 26 2009
Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes, San Juan Island, Washington, has added a new twist to the typical resort. They have now added a vintage 31-foot 1978 Airstream Sovereign which has been provided by Silver Cottages, one of our previous blog features. The Airstream package includes a night for two complete with interior and outdoor furnishings, linens, Molton Brown bath and body amenities, $10 voucher to the General Store for breakfast items, two Lakedale travel mugs, hot cocoa and even a harmonica.
Smart Meetings, August 2009
Silver Cottages partners with local properties and venues to bring their Airstreams permanently on-site. The Lakedale Resort on San Juan Island near Seattle is one property riding the trend, adding a restored 1978, 31-foot Sovereign Airstream from Silver Cottages to their list of group accommodations. The fully equipped trailer is set lakeside with wonderful views, and includes electrical hook-ups if needed.
Sherman's Travel, Summer 2009
Sherman’s Travel chose Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes as one of the top ten one-of-a-kind camping trips. The survival kits offered by Lakedale Resort have little to do with emergencies. The Happy Hour kit includes folding glasses, a hip flask, a bottler of Happy Camper wine, and a six-pack of beer. Rekindle comes with firewood, fixings for gourmet s’mores, sparkling wine, and collapsible flutes. Guests may enjoy such rations within Lakedale’s newest lodgings: canvas cabins atop wooden platforms, bearing queen-sized beds and a “front porch” with Adirondack chairs.
TravelandLiesure.com, July 2009
One of the latest hotels to offer an Airstream is the Lakedale Resort on San Juan Island, WA. Inspired by all those celebrity Airstream enthusiasts, the resort added a fully restored 31-foot 1978 Airstream Sovereign to its existing roster of canvas cabins, campsites, lodge rooms, and log cabins. Snazzed up with Cuisinart kitchen appliances and Molton Brown bathroom amenities, it includes a private furnished lakeside deck.
RV Life, July 2009
Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes on Washington’s San Juan Island has
put a retro twist on the trailer rental concept by acquiring a
classic 1978 Sovereign Airstream this year and placing it on a
lakefront campsite. Besides its RV campsites, lodge, and log cabins,
Lakedale has another option – canvas cabins, which are like
oversized tents with a wood frame and floor. They don’t have
bathrooms or kitchens, but they do have a queen bed, table and
chairs, and a full-size sleeper sofa or two lounge chairs. MSNBC.com, June 23, 2009
If the idea of glamping it up amid the stunning scenery of San Juan Island in Washington state appeals to you, then give Lakedale Resort a gander. The resort has pet-friendly log cabins, as well as "canvas cabins" stocked with comfortable beds and furniture, cordless lanterns, bath linens and "front porches" with Adirondack chairs, picnic tables and fire rings.
Time.com, June 9, 2009
If you want to commune with nature, say, on a wooded island off the
coast of Washington State, but really aren't sure how to get
started, try
Lakedale Resort's pre-packaged camping trip. You'll get a
7-foot-by-9-foot dome tent that sleeps four, plus two sleeping bags
and pillows, a double air mattress, a cooler, two aluminum mess
kits, flashlights and folding chairs, plus a voucher to the General
Store. You even get to keep all the equipment; all you have to do is
set it up.
About.com, June 8, 2009
Lakedale Resort on Washington State's San Juan Island is offering "Glamping
Survival Kits," a collection of outdoor necessities for the
glamorous camper. There are 13 "glampsites" in addition to standard
camp sites, log cabins and cozy guestrooms, available for those
looking to enjoy the great outdoors without giving up the comforts
of home. "Glamping" season at Lakedale Resort runs from May 1
through Sept. 30. The Globe and Mail, May 2009
In an economy where five-star hotels seem ostentatious,
“glamping” is a glowing travel trend. Last year, Lakedale Resort at
Three Lakes on San Juan Island added nine camping sites with pillow-top
beds, lanterns, and Adirondack chairs on each porch. It is offering
Glamping Survival Kits with items such as folding champagne flutes and
gourmet marshmallows, taking you outside, but doing it with style!
DogJaunt.com, May 2009
One of our nieces got married this weekend at the
Lakedale Resort on San Juan Island, and I hardly had eyes for the bride.
What a beautiful place! The 82-acre, 3-lake property includes a variety
of lodging options: a 10-room lodge, a 3-bedroom Lake House, six
2-bedroom log cabins, thirteen canvas cabins for lakeside “glamping,” a
vintage Airstream trailer, and numerous campsites. Dogs of any size are
welcome in the log cabins and in the campsites.
NorthwestWiningandDining.com, May
4, 2009
Here’s a new word to add to your vocabulary: “glamping,”
a combination of “glamour” and “camping.” And to kick off “glamping”
season in May Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes, nestled between Roche
Harbor and
Friday Harbor on San Juan Island in Washington State, will offer new ‘Glamping
Survival Kits,’ a collection of outdoor necessities for the glamorous
camper (’glamper’). Each package was developed to be enjoyed while
staying at one of 13 ‘glampsites,’ featuring canvas cabins furnished
with a queen bed, full-size sleeper sofa or lounge chairs, bed and bath
linens, and beautiful hickory furniture.
Sunset Traveler, April 30, 2009
Last year,
Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes added canvas tent cabins. This spring,
the sprawling campground added another new and exciting option for
non-campers – a 1978 Sovereign Airstream. This 31-foot silver bullet
comes complete with a kitchenette, four-burner stove, fridge and even a
private bathroom with Molton Brown products!
The Spokesman-Review, April 2009
Lakedale
Resort on San Juan Island invites you to glamp. Glamping, a contraction
of glamorous and camping, is defined as “couture camping.” Each
glampsite at Lakedale features a 225-square-foot canvas cabin featuring
a queen bed with pillow-top bedding, a full-size sleeper sofa, a table
with four chairs, bath linens and other luxuries. To amp up your
glamping experience, Lakedale Resort is offering survival kits,
including Rekindle, which comes with a fire starter basket, firewood,
gourmet s’mores fixings, and sparkling wine. Other kits include Happy
Hour, Epicurean, and Picnic Party Pack.
GlampingGirl.com, February 9, 2009
Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes offers something for everyone. Lakedale has both a wide variety of accommodation options, (such as 10-room lodges, log cabins, canvas cabins, and camping), and a range of various outdoor activities. While camping or glamping at Lakedale, you can hike on its many trails and paths, barbecue, fish, swim, paddle boat, row boat or rent a canoe! With the 82 scenic acres and three spring water lakes that surrounds Lakedale, you are bound to have an amazing experience.
Albuquerque Journal, January 18, 2009
A visit to Lakedale Resort on San Juan Island lends solitude, peace and luxury. During the winter season, you can buy a deluxe room for half the summer price. Lakedale is “an upscale lodge tucked into the forest along a little lake,” aside Friday Harbor, San Juan Island’s quaint island town. Parks, shops, and restaurants are blissfully empty and the Lakedale Resort lodge is the perfect complement to relaxation from a busy lifestyle.
Seattle Times, December 4, 2008
Lakedale Resort is about four miles from Friday Harbor, grouped around several little lakes and includes an upscale lodge, log cabins, canvas cabins, and a campground. Offseason rates vary depending on how busy the lodge is. “Always check the website for specials,” says manager Scott Hale.
Women’s Adventure Magazine, November 1, 2008
Visit Lakedale to experience the newest trend in outdoor camping, glamping. Glamping, otherwise known as glamorous camping, is the best way to experience the great outdoors without battling pesky mosquitoes or stinky old sleeping bags. Lakedale Resort offers accommodations for everyone, from Grandma to your not-so-average tree-hugger best friend. With the options of luxurious log cabins or basic tents, everyone has a pleasant camping experience.
DisneyFamily.com, November 11, 2008
Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes, an DisneyFamily.com editor’s pick, is a great place to bring kids of all ages for your next family vacation. Grab your swim suit, sunscreen, and fishing pole and plan for a fun day filled with swimming, boating and fishing.
Evening Magazine, August 2008
Featured on Evening Magazine’s Great Maggie Getaway series, Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes offers a new type of vacationing known as glamping. This hybrid holiday, also known as glamorous camping, offers the best of both worlds. Eleven canvas cabins dot the shore of the lake at Lakedale Resort. Breakfast is served in the Longhouse and the resort’s 82 acres becomes the kids’ playground.
NW Business Monthly, June 2008
Lakedale Resort on San Juan Island is the ultimate getaway with its remote location, intimacy, and informality. Guests arrive by ferry, float plane, or airplane and can choose to stay in a lodge, cabin, or canvas cabin. The canvas cabins, which are fully furnished 225 sq foot luxurious tents, are part of a new trend known as ‘glamping,’ or glamorous camping. Companies such as REI and Starbucks come to Lakedale for work retreats because it allows employees to kick back and have some fun while getting work done. Some of the many activities at Lakedale include fishing, boating, whale watching, hiking, and biking.
Sunset, May 2008
Located on 82 woodsy acres of San Juan Island, Lakedale Resort blends just the right amount of outdoor camping with a resort-like ambiance. Lakedale’s new canvas cabins display retro lanterns, flannel sheets, beautiful hickory furniture, and a basket of cushy towels. Each canvas cabin’s private fire pit and s’more fixin’s are two of the key ingredients to this luxurious outdoor experience.
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