Land a hole-in-one with this getaway on the Green

Immerse yourself in the newly renovated home with friends at Hole-in-One, a charming home that will make you feel cozy and warm all year round. Every inch of this professionally designed space is infused with designer touches, from the minimalist color palette to the modern furniture, clean lines, and blend of cozy textures and soft hues. Nestled amidst the trees on a serene lot, Hole-in-One offers the perfect retreat, just steps away from the Riviera Golf Course.
Indulge in a variety of resort-style amenities during your stay, including on-site golf and a mouthwatering restaurant just steps away. Enjoy the scenic outdoors with access to a gazebo and grilling area, as well as paddleboats for a leisurely cruise on the water. For those who enjoy boating, the Riviera Community Club Marina is nearby and offers plenty of options for water-based fun.

Parking is available for multiple vehicles in the driveway, ensuring convenience for your group.

Guest entry is facilitated through an E-lock, a digital lock that requires a unique code for each guest's stay, ensuring safety and security. A security camera is located on the side exterior of the house for added peace of mind.
We are always happy to assist our guests prior to and during their stay. We are available by phone, text, or email. Guests will self-check-in using a key code on the door.
Anderson Island is the Southmost Island on the Puget Sound, accessible by boat or a 20-minute ferry from Steilacoom. Once you arrive you will begin to explore the two freshwater lake, trails, beaches and more. There are two restaurants on the island and a general store for your use.

Here are just a few of the activities you can enjoy during your stay:

Kayaking – Explore approximately fifteen miles of shoreline, bays and coves or make a crossing to Key Peninsula, Nisqually Reach, or circumnavigate other islands. Bring your own boat and equipment. We can assist with your trip planning.

Hiking – Try a relaxing one-mile nature hike on the Jane Cammon Trail, or a longer hike to Andy’s Marine Park for a little beach combing. A short trail at the historic Johnson Farm will take you through the cool woods and by a quiet pond. Our newest trail, Jacob's point, 2.4 miles and offers water and mountain views, picnic tables along the way; beach access and a restroom near the trail's end. Bring a picnic and spend the day. (Check out the Anderson Island Parks website for more details.)

Lakes – Swimming at The Old Swimming Hole for guest use.

Parks*– There are several beautiful parks on the island, some with play equipment, and The Old Swimming Hole for swimming.

Golf – Beautifully maintained par three, 9 hole course. Paved cart paths. Club and cart rentals available. Call to reserve.

Geocaching - Go online, download coordinates to your GPS or phone, or print written clues, and explore the island, looking for treasures. There are over 50 geocaches on the island, just waiting to be discovered.

Bicycling – Country roads, quiet neighborhoods, little traffic. Many areas have hills, but there are some flatter areas as well.

Shopping – The Island General Store provides an excellent range of food products, fishing gear, and hardware, as well as a deli and souvenir clothing. The historic Johnson Farm has original buildings, community gardens, a gift shop and museum, open only on weekends April through mid-December, or by appointment in off season.
Events – Come join us for some real traditional local ambiance. We are just “real folk” who enjoy having fun. Some of the annual events include:

Fire Department Pancake Breakfast (Memorial Day Weekend)
Farm Days (Memorial Day Weekend)
Salmon Bake (July 4th Weekend)
Community Fair (Labor Day Weekend)
Concert at the Farm
Friday Share & Care at the Community Center (Lunch, games, conversation - free)

Restaurants – The Riviera Lakeshore Restaurant is a full-service facility, open daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day. Winter days and hours are limited. Check for availability. They frequently feature live music on weekends. The Island Café serves breakfast and lunch daily, and dinners three nights a week. This is where the locals gather for a good cup of coffee and visiting. There is also a deli at the Island General Store and a few breakfast items, snacks.

R&R – Catch up on your reading, take a nap, enjoy the sounds of nature and the quiet peacefulness that will surround you. Watch for deer, raccoons, squirrels, piliated woodpeckers, eagles and other birds. On a clear night, go outside and look up at the millions of stars overhead. The island is truly a retreat from the pressures and hectic lifestyle of the city.

Off Island Events and Activities: If you would like to visit the sites or attend events in the Tacoma area, ferry service is frequent. Just be sure to plan your return so you don't miss the last boat!

*The Riviera Community provides some of the amenities listed for members only.
Guests have full access to the entire house and yard.
Hole-in-One House offers the perfect retreat, located just steps away from the Riviera Golf Course and the picturesque Josephine Lake. The Riviera Restaurant and lakefront amenities are within easy reach, while several parks and the ferry to Steilacoom are just minutes away.

Step inside this sun-filled space to find a welcoming open-plan living area with vaulted, pine-paneled ceilings, sleek hardwood floors, and plenty of room to unwind with friends. Savor a quiet cup of coffee on the deck each morning as you soak up the tranquil surroundings. The chef in your group will relish the well-appointed kitchen with stainless steel appliances and ample counter space. The private dining room provides a perfect spot for meals, or you can dine alfresco on the deck while soaking in the natural beauty around you.

For your convenience, Hole-in-One house comes equipped with free WiFi and a washer/dryer. When it's time to wind down after a day of exploration, relax in the central AC if the weather is warm and catch up on the latest movies on the large sectional. End your day back out on the deck, toasting to your good luck at discovering such a lovely and peaceful escape.
Getting to Anderson Island is easy with the ferry that runs multiple times a day to and from the island. To ensure a stress-free journey, we recommend arriving at the ferry terminal at least 30 minutes before departure. Please note that the ferry can only accommodate 54 vehicles, so it's a good idea to plan ahead and reserve a spot in advance. Once you arrive on the island, it's just a short 8-9 minute drive to our peaceful cabin. You'll have plenty of parking space available, including two spots in the carport. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the scenic ride over to Anderson Island – your peaceful retreat awaits!