Olympic National Park
Eight miles northwest of Hoodsport, this campground is centered on a large reservoir on the Skokomish River, popular with anglers, water-skiers and…
Must-see hotels in Olympic Peninsula & Washington Coast
Washington Coast
Nothing fancy, but keen to please, this smallish motel offers good beach access (five minutes' walk through the dunes), a small gym, two hot tubs and…
Olympic Peninsula
This bright and clean hostel in a lime-green heritage home has several bunk rooms and two private rooms ($64). The bathroom and kitchen are shared, the…
Olympic National Park
Near Brinnon along US 101 is this 425-acre, year-round campground situated in an expanse of meadow, close to the mouth of the Dosewallips River and facing…
Olympic National Park
This 80-site facility, with its tall fir and cedar trees and mossy undergrowth, offers a quintessential Olympic rainforest experience. It's also handy for…
Olympic National Park
The only national-park campground on Lake Crescent features 88 sites, a general store and boat rentals. It's first-come, first-served and situated at the…
Lighthouse Keepers' Residences
Washington Coast
Play lighthouse keeper in one of two comfortably furnished keepers’ residences; each house sleeps up to six and comes with the requisite lighthouse ghost…
Olympic National Park
Located at the end of Queets River Rd (not recommended for RVs), this small campground with 20 primitive sites is tucked amid temperate rainforest.
Olympic National Park
Five miles south of Port Angeles, this is the closest campground to Hurricane Ridge, with 105 sites, flush toilets and potable water.
Olympic Peninsula
A better-than-average family-run motel perched on the bluff above downtown. Most rooms have views over the harbor.
Olympic National Park
Adjacent to the Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center, the campground features 88 sites, most alongside the Hoh River.
Washington Coast
This chain on Aberdeen's main drag is the best of several uninspiring options. It's relatively clean and safer than some of the others, but service is hit…
Olympic Peninsula
The most convenient campground is 6 miles south of Forks, right on the Bogachiel River, with 35 sites, piped water and flush toilets.
