There is a school of thought among the overworked and overscheduled that the most subversive thing a person can do is stop. Put down the phone, close the laptop, and go somewhere that actively resists attempts to stay plugged in. The Olympic Peninsula has always offered this, in its blunt, mossy way. For some city dwellers, though—us included—the idea of camping does not conjure tranquility. Travelers increasingly point their compasses inward ra…
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