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The best dog-friendly RV sites near Forks
94% (8.1K) • 320 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Forks
Off the Beaten Path
1. Off the Beaten Path
99%
(41)
44mi from Forks · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to our Mountainous space, where we're excited to share our passion for camping while we work on creating our dream home.
Experience the charm of our FOREVER Property! Watch as it transforms over time and revel in the expanding Glamping experience that awaits you.
From this vantage point, you can take in captivating views of Victoria BC. Despite being only 12 minutes from town, our location is nestled away from the hustle and bustle. Whether you prefer off-grid adventures or a more traditional experience, the choice is yours!
Foraging, trail blazing, gathering seasonal berries, wildlife watching, hunkering in the hammock, it's all at your campsite.
You may be greeted by our pup named River. She enjoys having a playmate and socializing with others.
- .5 miles (15 min drive) Victoria Ferry
- 17 miles (26 min drive) Lake Sutherland
- 24 miles (33 min drive) Lake Crescent
- 23 miles (45 min drive) Hurricane Ridge
- 144 miles (roughtly 3 hour drive) Seattle Airport
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from
$30
/ night
Muddy Wild Campground
2. Muddy Wild Campground
5.1mi from Forks · 16 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Muddy Wild, a 30-acre retreat perched on a high bank of the Sol Duc River—one of the Pacific Northwest’s most famous salmon rivers. Campsites sit near the water, without direct river access, all sites are tucked back from the road and away from traffic noise, offering peace, quiet, and forest views.
For fishermen, Muddy Wild is an ideal base: there’s ample room to park your boat, and the Wilson Boat Launch is less than 3 minutes away on the opposite side of La Push Road. Cast into legendary salmon and steelhead waters by day, then return to a quiet forest campsite by night.
For travelers and adventurers, the property sits along the path of the upcoming Olympic Discovery Trail, a 135-mile route across the Olympic Peninsula and part of the future Great American Rail-Trail. Iconic destinations are all close by:
La Push & Rialto Beach – 15 min
Forks – 10 min (Twilight stops, dining, groceries)
Hoh Rain Forest – 1 hr
Lake Crescent – 45 min
Hurricane Ridge – 1 hr
Campsites are set in forest clearings with space from the river. Amenities include picnic tables, a propane BBQ grill, an animal-proof trash container, and a weekly serviced sani-can. With no hookups, power, or water, this is authentic dry camping—perfect for disconnecting, whether you’re here to fish, explore, or simply unwind.
Toilets
Picnic table
from
$80
/ night
Lake Pleasant View
3. Lake Pleasant View
92%
(6)
8mi from Forks · 1 site
A peaceful community in front of Lake Pleasant. Close to rainforest and all the beaches. 30 and 20 amp connections available, as well as water and sewer. Pet friendly! We don't have WiFi available and cell service can be spotty. The property is located at the base of a mountain. 15 minutes to Forks.
Full hookups
from
$65
/ night
Bright Family Forest
4. Bright Family Forest
100%
(2)
29mi from Forks · 3 sites
Come stay and enjoy nature at this secluded forest retreat. Full hookups allow you to use your RV with minimal hassle. Sleep with the windows open to enjoy the sounds of the rushing Lyre River below. With 800 feet of riverbank on both sides, the area is yours to explore, along with some pristine forest. This is a wild place, think of boon docking but with full hookups and you'll have a good feel for it!
Ferns can tower over a 6-foot-tall person in an undisturbed paradise like this, all just 10 minutes from Olympic National Park’s gorgeous Lake Crescent and 15 minutes from the tide pools and sea stacks at Salt Creek. The crystal-clear river is perfect for swimming, fishing, or even hunting for rocks. With only three campsites, you won’t be bumping into many other people here.
Just up the road in Joyce is the charming Joyce General Store and Joyce & Co. Café. Down the road the other way is Murdock Beach, ideal for rock hounding and beachcombing. The adventurous can continue down Route 112 to Neah Bay. You’re also close to the world-famous Hoh Rain Forest and Second Beach—the best parts of Olympic National Park.
Please respect and follow all fire bans before starting any fires. A sign with the current status is posted in Joyce, and firewood is available for purchase.
Full hookups
from
$41
/ night
Camp Nighthawk
5. Camp Nighthawk
31mi from Forks · 1 site · Tent, RV
Discover the Magic of Camp Nighthawk!
Nestled within a vibrant wildlife corridor, our campground offers a truly immersive nature experience for those seeking tranquility, adventure, and unforgettable moments.
Here, you’ll find a dry camp setting — potable water is available for emergency use only — so we encourage campers to come prepared for a rustic, self-sufficient stay. This approach preserves the pristine environment and ensures a genuine connection with the outdoors.
The area is home to the Common Nighthawk, whose evening flights add a magical touch to your nights. From late July to early August, witness the remarkable toad migration near the pond — a natural spectacle that fills the air with enchanting sounds and offers a rare glimpse into local ecology.
Prime Location for Exploration: Our campground is perfectly situated for outdoor enthusiasts and is located right off the Olympic Discovery Trail!
Nearby Attractions:
2.0 miles from Joyce
3.3 miles from Lake Crescent
4.0 miles from Spruce Railroad Trailhead
4.7 miles from Crescent Beach
5.8 miles from Salt Creek Recreation
6.6 miles from Murdock Beach
7.4 miles from Lake Sutherland
11 miles from Lake Crescent Lodge
18 miles from Port Angeles
23 miles from Hurricane Ridge
35 miles from Sequim
47 miles from Forks
54 miles from Neah Bay
Campsite Features & Rules:
Dry Camp: Water is limited to emergency use only. Bring your own supplies for drinking and cooking.
Nature First: No electricity hookups; only one western-style seated pit latrine is provided to protect the environment.
Pet Policy: Friendly, well-behaved pets are welcome but must remain on a leash when outside your campsite. Farm animals and wildlife are on the property.
Fire Safety: Clallam County Burn Ban is effective 7/1 – 10/1 unless closed earlier. Check current restrictions at clallamcountywa.gov.
Amenities: The property features a pond and a rustic shed equipped with chairs and tables, available for use by all guests.
Choose Camp Nighthawk for a stay that’s both serene and exhilarating — a place where nature’s rhythms set the pace and every evening brings a new story. Book your adventure today for the unique experiences only our wildlife corridor can offer!
Toilets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$20
/ night
94% (8.1K) • 320 campsites
Top-rated campgrounds near Forks
Off the Beaten Path
1. Off the Beaten Path
99%
(41)
44mi from Forks · 2 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to our Mountainous space, where we're excited to share our passion for camping while we work on creating our dream home.
Experience the charm of our FOREVER Property! Watch as it transforms over time and revel in the expanding Glamping experience that awaits you.
From this vantage point, you can take in captivating views of Victoria BC. Despite being only 12 minutes from town, our location is nestled away from the hustle and bustle. Whether you prefer off-grid adventures or a more traditional experience, the choice is yours!
Foraging, trail blazing, gathering seasonal berries, wildlife watching, hunkering in the hammock, it's all at your campsite.
You may be greeted by our pup named River. She enjoys having a playmate and socializing with others.
- .5 miles (15 min drive) Victoria Ferry
- 17 miles (26 min drive) Lake Sutherland
- 24 miles (33 min drive) Lake Crescent
- 23 miles (45 min drive) Hurricane Ridge
- 144 miles (roughtly 3 hour drive) Seattle Airport
Electrical hookup
Toilets
Campfires
from
$30
/ night
Muddy Wild Campground
2. Muddy Wild Campground
5.1mi from Forks · 16 sites · Tents, RVs
Welcome to Muddy Wild, a 30-acre retreat perched on a high bank of the Sol Duc River—one of the Pacific Northwest’s most famous salmon rivers. Campsites sit near the water, without direct river access, all sites are tucked back from the road and away from traffic noise, offering peace, quiet, and forest views.
For fishermen, Muddy Wild is an ideal base: there’s ample room to park your boat, and the Wilson Boat Launch is less than 3 minutes away on the opposite side of La Push Road. Cast into legendary salmon and steelhead waters by day, then return to a quiet forest campsite by night.
For travelers and adventurers, the property sits along the path of the upcoming Olympic Discovery Trail, a 135-mile route across the Olympic Peninsula and part of the future Great American Rail-Trail. Iconic destinations are all close by:
La Push & Rialto Beach – 15 min
Forks – 10 min (Twilight stops, dining, groceries)
Hoh Rain Forest – 1 hr
Lake Crescent – 45 min
Hurricane Ridge – 1 hr
Campsites are set in forest clearings with space from the river. Amenities include picnic tables, a propane BBQ grill, an animal-proof trash container, and a weekly serviced sani-can. With no hookups, power, or water, this is authentic dry camping—perfect for disconnecting, whether you’re here to fish, explore, or simply unwind.
Toilets
Picnic table
from
$80
/ night
Lake Pleasant View
3. Lake Pleasant View
92%
(6)
8mi from Forks · 1 site
A peaceful community in front of Lake Pleasant. Close to rainforest and all the beaches. 30 and 20 amp connections available, as well as water and sewer. Pet friendly! We don't have WiFi available and cell service can be spotty. The property is located at the base of a mountain. 15 minutes to Forks.
Full hookups
from
$65
/ night
Bright Family Forest
4. Bright Family Forest
100%
(2)
29mi from Forks · 3 sites
Come stay and enjoy nature at this secluded forest retreat. Full hookups allow you to use your RV with minimal hassle. Sleep with the windows open to enjoy the sounds of the rushing Lyre River below. With 800 feet of riverbank on both sides, the area is yours to explore, along with some pristine forest. This is a wild place, think of boon docking but with full hookups and you'll have a good feel for it!
Ferns can tower over a 6-foot-tall person in an undisturbed paradise like this, all just 10 minutes from Olympic National Park’s gorgeous Lake Crescent and 15 minutes from the tide pools and sea stacks at Salt Creek. The crystal-clear river is perfect for swimming, fishing, or even hunting for rocks. With only three campsites, you won’t be bumping into many other people here.
Just up the road in Joyce is the charming Joyce General Store and Joyce & Co. Café. Down the road the other way is Murdock Beach, ideal for rock hounding and beachcombing. The adventurous can continue down Route 112 to Neah Bay. You’re also close to the world-famous Hoh Rain Forest and Second Beach—the best parts of Olympic National Park.
Please respect and follow all fire bans before starting any fires. A sign with the current status is posted in Joyce, and firewood is available for purchase.
Full hookups
from
$41
/ night
Camp Nighthawk
5. Camp Nighthawk
31mi from Forks · 1 site · Tent, RV
Discover the Magic of Camp Nighthawk!
Nestled within a vibrant wildlife corridor, our campground offers a truly immersive nature experience for those seeking tranquility, adventure, and unforgettable moments.
Here, you’ll find a dry camp setting — potable water is available for emergency use only — so we encourage campers to come prepared for a rustic, self-sufficient stay. This approach preserves the pristine environment and ensures a genuine connection with the outdoors.
The area is home to the Common Nighthawk, whose evening flights add a magical touch to your nights. From late July to early August, witness the remarkable toad migration near the pond — a natural spectacle that fills the air with enchanting sounds and offers a rare glimpse into local ecology.
Prime Location for Exploration: Our campground is perfectly situated for outdoor enthusiasts and is located right off the Olympic Discovery Trail!
Nearby Attractions:
2.0 miles from Joyce
3.3 miles from Lake Crescent
4.0 miles from Spruce Railroad Trailhead
4.7 miles from Crescent Beach
5.8 miles from Salt Creek Recreation
6.6 miles from Murdock Beach
7.4 miles from Lake Sutherland
11 miles from Lake Crescent Lodge
18 miles from Port Angeles
23 miles from Hurricane Ridge
35 miles from Sequim
47 miles from Forks
54 miles from Neah Bay
Campsite Features & Rules:
Dry Camp: Water is limited to emergency use only. Bring your own supplies for drinking and cooking.
Nature First: No electricity hookups; only one western-style seated pit latrine is provided to protect the environment.
Pet Policy: Friendly, well-behaved pets are welcome but must remain on a leash when outside your campsite. Farm animals and wildlife are on the property.
Fire Safety: Clallam County Burn Ban is effective 7/1 – 10/1 unless closed earlier. Check current restrictions at clallamcountywa.gov.
Amenities: The property features a pond and a rustic shed equipped with chairs and tables, available for use by all guests.
Choose Camp Nighthawk for a stay that’s both serene and exhilarating — a place where nature’s rhythms set the pace and every evening brings a new story. Book your adventure today for the unique experiences only our wildlife corridor can offer!
Toilets
Campfires
Picnic table
from
$20
/ night
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Chad
2 weeks ago
22 ft travel trailer
We had a great stay and would definitely recommend this spot. The site was clean, well maintained, and felt secure with the gated entry. The sound of the creek was really relaxing, and the stargazing was amazing thanks to the lack of light pollution. Joe was a fantastic host—he checked in daily and was incredibly kind.
It’s conveniently located near Port Angeles, Hurricane Ridge, and other outdoor activities. While it’s close to a road, it stays quiet since traffic is light. With the proximity to the road and dense trees, keep an eye on your kids and pets. The campsites themselves are very close together, which makes this an especially great option if you’re booking the whole property with friends or family, or if you enjoy a more social camping atmosphere.
Overall, a peaceful location with a great host and beautiful surroundings—we’d gladly stay again.
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Chad
2 weeks ago
26 ft travel trailer
With kids
We had a great stay and would definitely recommend this spot. The site was clean, well maintained, and felt secure with the gated entry. The sound of the creek was really relaxing, and the stargazing was amazing thanks to the lack of light pollution. Joe, the property’s forester, was a fantastic host—he checked in daily and was incredibly kind.
It’s conveniently located near Port Angeles, Hurricane Ridge, and other outdoor activities. While it’s close to a road, it stays quiet since traffic is light. With the proximity to the road and dense trees, keep an eye on your kids and pets. The campsites themselves are very close together, which makes this an especially great option if you’re booking the whole property with friends or family, or if you enjoy a more social camping atmosphere.
Overall, a peaceful location with a great host and beautiful surroundings—we’d gladly stay again.
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Chris
August 2025
18 ft travel trailer
Great place....the big tree provides a lot of shade during the day....!! One bit of advice....don't follow your GPS to get here....!!! After you turn off 101, don't turn left down that dead-end where your GPS says to turn....there's no turn-around at the end....!!
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Micah
August 2025
25 ft Class C
With kids
Really nice place. Very secluded which is nice. I would come back.
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Claudia
July 2025
29 ft travel trailer
With pets
Quiet and peaceful campsite. The pull thru was awesome and all hook-ups were easy to set up. We had a view of the lake and will definitely be coming back. It’s a perfect basecamp to explore the coast and only 15 minutes to Forks and less than an hour from Neah Bay (highly recommend visiting the Makah Museum). The host
was friendly and welcomed us. If you want to unwind, relax and unplug, this is the place!🌻🤙🏽
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Gondar
July 2025
20 ft pop-up camper
Group trip
We enjoyed our stay at Michael's land. Mike was really kind and accommodating of our needs. Quiet spot, right off the lake, close to Forks, and nearby lots of Olympic destinations. Highly recommend
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