The best forest cabin rentals in Washington Coast

Stretching along the Pacific Ocean, from the Canada-US border clear down to the mouth of the Columbia River, the Washington Coast offers miles and miles of natural coastline, with sandy beaches, quiet coves, islands, and plenty of evergreen forest. Camp in ancient forests in Olympic National Park, take a whale-watching cruise through the San Juan Islands, or simply take a relaxing break in one of the region's many quiet fishing communities. And while cooler temperatures mean you probably won’t have much luck with your tan, what this region lacks in hot-and-sunny beaches, it more than makes up for with untouched natural beauty.

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Stretching along the Pacific Ocean, from the Canada-US border clear down to the mouth of the Columbia River, the Washington Coast offers miles and miles of natural coastline, with sandy beaches, quiet coves, islands, and plenty of evergreen forest. Camp in ancient forests in Olympic National Park, take a whale-watching cruise through the San Juan Islands, or simply take a relaxing break in one of the region's many quiet fishing communities. And while cooler temperatures mean you probably won’t have much luck with your tan, what this region lacks in hot-and-sunny beaches, it more than makes up for with untouched natural beauty.

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1. Olympic Adventure Campground

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51 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Forks, WA

Olympic Adventure Campground is available to Both RV's & Tent Camping. 🏕Our Camp is situated on about 5 acres of Dense Enormous Evergreen Forest in the Olympic temperate rain forest region. It is next to the road on Highway 101 but still offers our guests the wilderness experience and Semi-Privacy with tall trees surrounding the camp. We recommend that our guests use GPS to find Forks, WA, First. Once you find Forks, you will be able to find our camp. Helpful Hints: If you are traveling from the South side of town: We are only a Half Mile from the Northbound Edge of town on the Right. If you are traveling from the North side: Watch for milepost number 193, you are very close. Our camp will be on the left. ⏱Check-in: 1pm-7pm Our Guests May Call or message our platforms(Hipcamp,Facebook,Email) ”Checking in!” ⏱️Check-out: 11am Camp Office Hours: ⏰7am-7pm Daily: May 15-September 15. Come to the office for help, questions. 🕰️8am-6pm September 16-May 14. Intermittent. Call as needed. **Quiet Time** 10pm-7am Daily ⚡️ Vehicle charging is an extra fee of $10.00 per day. 🛜 Wi-Fi is available at our camp. We Do Not Promise or Guarantee Perfect Speed, Connection or Range All Throughout the Camp Property. 🚮 We require our guests to use the nearest large dumpster for their trash. Please Do Not: Hang bags of food or trash up in trees; Leave it on the ground; In a fire pit or Next to a dumpster. This will attract crows & ravens to make messes. 🚍RV Black Waste Water Holding Tanks: We require guests to arrive at our camp with an empty black waste water holding tank. Some Rest Areas along the I-5 freeway have free dump stations. We encourage travelers to Google for more options. 🚻There are 5 restroom pods that stay open for our guests to use 24/7. Hot Showers: $5.00 per guest, in 3 of the restrooms between the hours: 7am-7pm Summer. 8am-6pm after summer. ✔️We are committed to helping our guests enjoy their stay at our camp. Please be willing to accept a possible booking update or change if necessary. If not, someone may need to look elsewhere to camp. ❗️Please Note: Some Requests for Refunds Not Allowed: 1. Animal Waste found at the camp: (This is a Wilderness area). 2. Wi-Fi: Weak or no signal. 3. Privacy: (This is not implied nor promised). Thank You!

2. The Glen - Olympic Peninsula RV

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58 sites · RVs, Lodging · Hoodsport, WA

Right off the 101 fronting Hood Canal, this cozy motel and RV park is 1 mile from Hoodsport and just down the road from Lake Cushman. It sits 30 minutes from the entrance to Olympic National Park with easy access to Staircase Trailhead and Campground. A quick hour and forty minutes from Seattle and you can watch orcas breach, salmon swim, and bald eagles fly! Our crew is kind, facilities clean, and amenities are quality. Brand new benches at each site that also fold to become a table! Amenities include beach access, barbecue facilities, coin operated laundry, hiking trails, observation decks, grassy meadow, a guest clubhouse with showers, and a boat dock. Guests also have access to a hot tub, a picnic gazebo, and a communal lounge. There are several different types of RV sites ranging from creekside, pull throughs, and water views. All sites are FHU (full hookup) and there is wifi/internet on site for RV guest use.

3. The Kings Cottage-Adventure awaits!

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3 sites · Lodging · Hoodsport, WA

🏔️ Secluded Mountain Retreat | Olympic National Park Access | Sasquatch Country Looking for more than just a cabin? The King’s Cottage offers an off-grid mountain experience high atop Dow Mountain in Hoodsport, WA. Nestled on 5 private forested acres near Lake Cushman, this remote PNW cabin is perfect for nature lovers, off-grid adventurers, and Bigfoot enthusiasts. Located just 35-40 minutes from Olympic National Park’s Staircase entrance and 20 minutes from downtown Hoodsport, guests can explore hikes, lakes, and charming local spots—all from a cozy basecamp in the woods. 🌲 Arrival Info After passing the first locked gate, enjoy a scenic 3-mile dirt and gravel forest road. (4WD helpful in winter but not required.) A steep but manageable second gated driveway leads to private parking for up to 3 vehicles, with overflow parking below. 🛏️ Sleeping Arrangements & Amenities Main Cabin: Queen bed, cozy couch & chair, indoor fireplace, and a well-stocked kitchenette (stove, cookware, coffee, spices). Pole Barn: King bed in “The Tree View Room” with forest views, dishwashing area, and outdoor cooking setup. Bunkhouse: Full bed + twin bunk, toys & books for the kids. 🔥 Outdoor Living Main firepit: In-ground with views of Mt. St. Helens & Hood Canal Secondary firepit: Propane (usable year-round unless burn ban) Note: Sauna unavailable during burn bans due to heating method. 💧 Off-Grid Comforts 24 gallons of utility water + case of drinking water and ice Solar & battery-powered lights, lanterns, headlamps Wood for fireplace & firepit BBQ propane included permitted outhouse cook via stove, grill, or firepit. 🐾 Wildlife & Bigfoot Lore Since 2019: 4 bobcat sightings, 1 bear, daily ravens, and local cougar activity. Bigfoot sightings reported: wood knocks, howls, and strange night noises. Bring bear spray, flashlight, and your camera—you may witness Sasquatch. 🏞 Outdoor Adventure Hiking, fishing, swimming, mushroom foraging Stargazing, tubing (tubes provided), golf & disc golf, wolf sanctuary & near by Go carts. Downtown Hoodsport: wine tasting, brewery, broasted chicken & more Free guest pass to private parks on Lake Cushman & Lake Kokanee 🗝️ Check-In Details Due to gated access, owner meets guests between 4–7 PM to escort you in. (Late arrival? fee may apply).

4. Olympic National Forest

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417 sites · Port Angeles, Washington

Visit the beach, the mountains and the forest—all in one day, at the most beautiful place anywhere.

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5. Mountainside Cabins Lake Pleasant

6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Beaver, WA

Mountainside Cabins at Lake Pleasant is the perfect getaway for a mountain and lakeside escape, whether you love fishing or are a Twilight fan. Beaver, WA, offers all the beauty of the Pacific Northwest: jaw-dropping views of the Olympic Mountains, crystal-clear rivers, and lakes abundant with rainbow trout, kokanee, and catfish. There are plenty of opportunities to bike, hike, swim, and dine. The best part? We are right on Lake Pleasant! We offer three cabins and two RV sites with full hookups.

6. Mossquatch Resort

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14 sites · Lodging · Forks, WA

Welcome to Mossquatch Resort and the Olympic Peninsula! We hope you enjoy your stay with us! Legends of Sasquatch have existed in the Pacific Northwest for Centuries. Native American Tribes have passed down tales of these large, hairy, forest dwelling beasts for generations. Here on the Olympic Peninsula we have our own version of the Sasquatch, the Mossquatch! At Mossquatch Resort we hope to upgrade your camping experience by offering a variety of one of a kind off grid accommodations and amenities.

7. American Sunset RV & Tent Resort

61 sites · Westport, WA

American Sunset RV & Tent Resort stands out as a unique family-owned campground nestled in the picturesque Westport, Washington. Open year-round, this inviting destination allows guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of the coast through every season. The resort's prime location places you right at the heart of Westport, providing easy access to a variety of attractions and activities. Westport is renowned for its year-round recreational opportunities, including fishing, surfing, clamming, beachcombing, crabbing, and even whale watching. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, American Sunset RV & Tent Resort offers the perfect base for exploring the stunning natural features of the area, as well as nearby restaurants and shops. Experience the charm and excitement of Westport while enjoying the comfort and hospitality of this exceptional campground.

8. Kenanna RV Resort

131 sites · Grayland, WA

Discover the charm of Kenanna RV Campground, a unique destination on the western coast of Washington state that offers a serene and inviting atmosphere for travelers. Nestled amidst stunning natural beauty, this campground is an ideal retreat for those seeking a peaceful escape by the ocean. Whether you're planning a fishing trip or simply wish to unwind and reconnect with family and nature, Kenanna RV Campground provides the perfect setting. Enjoy the privacy and spaciousness of our well-maintained grounds, where you can relax and recharge away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. In addition to its tranquil environment, the campground is conveniently located near a variety of attractions. Explore nearby swimming holes, engage in outdoor activities, or visit local restaurants and shops to enhance your stay. Kenanna RV Campground is not just a place to sleep; it's a gateway to unforgettable experiences along the beautiful Washington coast.

Camper favorites in and near Washington Coast

Top-rated campgrounds reviewed by the Hipcamp community.

Mountainside Cabins Lake Pleasant

6 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Beaver, WA

Mountainside Cabins at Lake Pleasant is the perfect getaway for a mountain and lakeside escape, whether you love fishing or are a Twilight fan. Beaver, WA, offers all the beauty of the Pacific Northwest: jaw-dropping views of the Olympic Mountains, crystal-clear rivers, and lakes abundant with rainbow trout, kokanee, and catfish. There are plenty of opportunities to bike, hike, swim, and dine. The best part? We are right on Lake Pleasant! We offer three cabins and two RV sites with full hookups.

Mossquatch Resort

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14 sites · Lodging · Forks, WA

Welcome to Mossquatch Resort and the Olympic Peninsula! We hope you enjoy your stay with us! Legends of Sasquatch have existed in the Pacific Northwest for Centuries. Native American Tribes have passed down tales of these large, hairy, forest dwelling beasts for generations. Here on the Olympic Peninsula we have our own version of the Sasquatch, the Mossquatch! At Mossquatch Resort we hope to upgrade your camping experience by offering a variety of one of a kind off grid accommodations and amenities.

American Sunset RV & Tent Resort

61 sites · Westport, WA

American Sunset RV & Tent Resort stands out as a unique family-owned campground nestled in the picturesque Westport, Washington. Open year-round, this inviting destination allows guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of the coast through every season. The resort's prime location places you right at the heart of Westport, providing easy access to a variety of attractions and activities. Westport is renowned for its year-round recreational opportunities, including fishing, surfing, clamming, beachcombing, crabbing, and even whale watching. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, American Sunset RV & Tent Resort offers the perfect base for exploring the stunning natural features of the area, as well as nearby restaurants and shops. Experience the charm and excitement of Westport while enjoying the comfort and hospitality of this exceptional campground.

Kenanna RV Resort

131 sites · Grayland, WA

Discover the charm of Kenanna RV Campground, a unique destination on the western coast of Washington state that offers a serene and inviting atmosphere for travelers. Nestled amidst stunning natural beauty, this campground is an ideal retreat for those seeking a peaceful escape by the ocean. Whether you're planning a fishing trip or simply wish to unwind and reconnect with family and nature, Kenanna RV Campground provides the perfect setting. Enjoy the privacy and spaciousness of our well-maintained grounds, where you can relax and recharge away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. In addition to its tranquil environment, the campground is conveniently located near a variety of attractions. Explore nearby swimming holes, engage in outdoor activities, or visit local restaurants and shops to enhance your stay. Kenanna RV Campground is not just a place to sleep; it's a gateway to unforgettable experiences along the beautiful Washington coast.

Public campgrounds in and near Washington Coast

Coho Campground

58 sites · Tents, RVs · in Olympic National Forest

Hamma Hamma Cabin

1 site · in Olympic National Forest

Stories from the community

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Nathaniel

November 2025

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

Check in was super easy and efficient!! The cabin was cute and well-heated. Make sure to bring your sleeping bag and pillows! Thanks for the pleasant stay!

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Alyssa

October 2025

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

Cute place to stay for the night! Nice clean cabin. Responsive host.

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Megan

October 2025

With pets

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

We enjoy camping on John's expansive property. It is clean and orderly with better bathrooms than a national or state park! There is easy access to potable water, and a decent amount of space between sites for privacy. We have "tent" camped there a couple of times (we have sleeping arrangements in our vehicle), and we most recently rented one of their cabins for a night. It was clean and cozy. There are "glamping" amenities such as a heater, electric outlets, a microwave and comfy mattresses on the platform beds. The curtains provided privacy, and the porch outside gave us a nice place to sit and enjoy nature and light-hearted artwork. The property is close enough to the town of Forks and the junction at which to head to the gorgeous, pristine ocean beaches. The owners can be easily reached by phone when necessary. We will return!

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Elaina

October 2025

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

We had such a great time at the Chinook Cabin at the Olympic Adventure Camp! John was so very nice and accommodating, as we got there late. The campgrounds are so beautiful, especially for this girl who came here from Ohio! The cabin is essentially a shed with a heater, a microwave and two cots but it fit our needs for the one night we stayed! Two people in our group said they want to make plans to come back soon!

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Kiersten

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

Very convenient place to stay. Backcountry cabin is a simple structure that provided a dry night. John is very friendly.

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Rebecca

September 2025

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

Great place to crash while exploring Forks and the Olympics! Beds were comfy, cabin was clean, bathrooms nearby. We were running a bit late for check in so we called the host and they let us know how to get in after hours! Wouldn’t recommend messaging since they don’t seem to check that.

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Jo

September 2025

1 night at Olympic Adventure Campground

Booked the coho cabin and it was great, as was the whole site. Friendly and helpful people. Recommended to solo travellers too!

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Krista

August 2025

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

We really enjoyed our stay. Quiet and beautiful good amenities for the price.

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Megan

August 2025

3 nights at The Glen - Olympic Peninsula RV

We stayed in the Coho Cabins - what a luxury! Clean, upgraded, with every amenity you could think of, including a Nespresso. The park itself felt safe, with a nice spa-like hot tub with water views, great staff, and even games in the community area. Walk across the street to a deck with stunning views (you might even catch a glimpse of a seal) and a fairly quiet beach area. I spent many relaxing mornings on that deck. Only complaint is that the photos of the views from within the cabin are inaccurate - the cabins are stacked right next to each other, so there is no mountain or water view as advertised (just trees or the other cabins). Otherwise, such a nice experience.

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August 2025

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

This place was great! It is clean, well maintained, and the staff are super friendly. My girlfriend and I blew in at the last minute and stayed at the last spot available - the Back County Cabin. It’s a spacious shed cabin with two comfy twin mattresses, a microwave, and setup for a good night’s sleep. Stay and enjoy!

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andres

August 2025

2 nights at Olympic Adventure Campground

John is a really nice guy Great location, Clean And most importantly my family felt safe We would definitely book again

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Skyler

August 2025

1 night at Olympic Adventure Campground

We rented out the COHO cabin, it was a very pleasant experience. Lots to explore and close to town.

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Oliva

August 2025

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

I loved camping at John's land. It was so closed to the places we wanted to visit in the Olympic National Park. The cabin was perfect for us. The bathrooms were clean. I will definitely come back. 😊

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Isaac

August 2025

2 nights at Olympic Adventure Campground

Clean, well-organized location with a mix of RVs, tent sites, and mini-cabins. The cabin was simple and comfortable, with a light, microwave, two cots, a couple folding chairs, power outlets, a small heater, and a couple windows. The bathrooms are nearby.

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Keith

July 2025

1 night at Olympic Adventure Campground

Comfortable, clean, cozy and warm. Perfect place to refresh from playing in the outdoors.

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Andrei

July 2025

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

Clean and cozy camp with plenty of room for RVs and a few stationary cabins.

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Brenda

July 2025

3 nights at Olympic Adventure Campground

The Chinook cabin is small and close to RVs, but it was totally adequate for our needs. It was nice to have light, outlets, and a heater. We slept great on the cots but we brought pads to go on them. I found another flushing toilet besides the ones by the office, so that was a plus. The manager was friendly and helpful.

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Terri

July 2025

Group trip

Weekend Trip to The Kings Cottage-Adventure awaits!

Lezli has thought of everything you could possibly need or want at her amazing place. We felt so pampered and relaxed during our stay. The place is immaculate and everywhere you turn is an unexpected surprise in the special details she has thought of. The view is spectacular, beds comfortable and cozy, shower was great, everyone loved the snack bar, and the outdoor kitchen makes preparing meals easy and was so well stocked. It was hard to leave and we can’t wait to return!

Bonita

July 2025

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

Such a great location! And a great camp (the camp store has all you need and then some). The cabin was spotless and warm! Everyone and everything were so inviting!

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Stephanie

July 2025

Weekend Trip to Olympic Adventure Campground

stayed at the coho cabin. we had a great stay at the cabin, comfy mattress, warm and nice little cabin. the location of the land is great since , its near the rialto beach and nearby fork’s downtown. only thing i didn’t like was the timing of hot shower and to pay to 5$ for it as well. but overall had a great stay

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Olympic National Forest

Port Angeles, Washington

Other options in and near Washington Coast

American Sunset RV & Tent Resort

61 sites · Westport, WA

American Sunset RV & Tent Resort stands out as a unique family-owned campground nestled in the picturesque Westport, Washington. Open year-round, this inviting destination allows guests to immerse themselves in the beauty of the coast through every season. The resort's prime location places you right at the heart of Westport, providing easy access to a variety of attractions and activities. Westport is renowned for its year-round recreational opportunities, including fishing, surfing, clamming, beachcombing, crabbing, and even whale watching. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, American Sunset RV & Tent Resort offers the perfect base for exploring the stunning natural features of the area, as well as nearby restaurants and shops. Experience the charm and excitement of Westport while enjoying the comfort and hospitality of this exceptional campground.

Kenanna RV Resort

131 sites · Grayland, WA

Discover the charm of Kenanna RV Campground, a unique destination on the western coast of Washington state that offers a serene and inviting atmosphere for travelers. Nestled amidst stunning natural beauty, this campground is an ideal retreat for those seeking a peaceful escape by the ocean. Whether you're planning a fishing trip or simply wish to unwind and reconnect with family and nature, Kenanna RV Campground provides the perfect setting. Enjoy the privacy and spaciousness of our well-maintained grounds, where you can relax and recharge away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. In addition to its tranquil environment, the campground is conveniently located near a variety of attractions. Explore nearby swimming holes, engage in outdoor activities, or visit local restaurants and shops to enhance your stay. Kenanna RV Campground is not just a place to sleep; it's a gateway to unforgettable experiences along the beautiful Washington coast.

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The best forest cabins in Washington Coast guide

Where to go

The Olympic Peninsula

From west of the Puget Sound all the way to the Pacific Ocean, the Olympic Peninsula is among the least developed expanses in the state. Its biggest draw is Olympic National Park, known for the rejuvenating Sol Duc Hot Springs, snow-clad Mount Olympus, and the old-growth groves of the Hoh Rainforest. While outdoor adventure is the area’s star attraction, the Olympic Peninsula also features a handful of cute coastal communities, including Port Angeles and Moclips.

Puget Sound

Between Seattle and the Olympic Peninsula, Puget Sound is an inlet and estuary that offers solid opportunities for urban adventure and quiet repose. The eastern part of the sound is predominantly urban and dominated by the Seattle metro area, while the communities to the west offer a slower pace of life, with farms, state parks, and wineries. Vashon Island, Bainbridge Island, and Whidbey Island are all popular weekend getaways, with easy access to nature and camping.

The San Juan Islands & Northwestern Coast

Sandwiched between the Strait of Georgia and the Strait of San Juan de Fuca off the coast of northwest Washington, the San Juan Islands are known for their coastal forest scenery and outdoor adventure. The islands attract plenty of vacationers for camping, sea kayaking, and whale-watching. If you're short on time and don't want to take a ferry, stay on the mainland at the sprawling Larrabee State Park or the more compact Birch Bay State Park.

Washington’s South Coast

The southern Washington coast is characterized by wooded state parks and compact fishing communities. Popular spots include Leadbetter Point State Park, Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, and the town of Long Beach—though for truly epic ocean views, head to Cape Disappointment State Park, where the Columbia River meets the Pacific Ocean.