95% (452)
Top-rated campgrounds near Washington Coast
95% (452)
Top-rated campgrounds near Washington Coast
Recent reviews from the Hipcamp community
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Juli
3 weeks ago
Tent
With pets
Wandering Woodlands is a cute, cozy campground! We booked for a last minute getaway - easy to book and host was responsive to my questions. While this campground is best suited for car camping, we were able to maneuver a dually pickup with an 11 foot slide-in camper into the site. A great spot to base camp for exploration of Forks/La Push and the many beaches close by. Thoughtful touches by the host include a group bonfire/picnic area, a few games and a short trail.
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Lauren
3 weeks ago
2 nights at Wandering Woodlands
We loved the twilight dome!! such a cute way to camp. We saw chickens and deer in the evening and took a walk by the cows in the morning. Camping was really quiet. We played games in the evening in the dome. This time of year is cold in pnw so bring extra layers!! The host is so sweet!! Thank you!
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Kira
October 2025
Tent
With pets
I love this campground! It was my third year staying here. I loved the addition of art in the honey bucket 😂 I look forward to camping here again!
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michelle
September 2025
5 nights at Wandering Woodlands
The land and space were so tranquil and peaceful. We loved every second of our Geodome stay!
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Peyton
September 2025
Tent
Very nice campsite. We enjoyed the curious cows watching us set up our tent! The campground is centrally located between Rialto/La Push beaches and Forks, which made it ideal for exploring the area. We’d definitely camp here again!
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Julianne
September 2025
4 nights at Wandering Woodlands
The Twilight Dome was an amazing and magical place to stay. The property was welcoming and well kept. Beautiful wooded setting close to town.
I would recommend this to anyone wanting to get away for a relaxing time away from the busy city life.
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Jake
September 2025
With pets
We loved our stay at the twilight dome.
The campsite was nice and quiet, a perfect weekend getaway. Roxanne was very responsive to all of our questions and went above and beyond getting us prepared for arrival. The dome itself is plenty big for 2 people and the provided gas fire pit put off a lot of heat. The cows were not very noisy at all. The campsite is not very far from a market if you need anything. Excellent stay, excellent host, 10/10 would recommend.
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Remy
August 2025
Tent
With pets
We enjoyed our two nights tent camping at Roxanne's site #4. The location was conveniently located between Forks and the beach whilst providing its own unique atmosphere. The provided porta potty was clean and other guests were respectful of quiet hours. We would certainly consider staying again in the future.
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Marlena
August 2025
Tent
With pets
This site felt private and secluded, I can’t believe how incredibly quiet it was - the cows didn’t make any noise and the neighbors were generously quiet as well. Next time I’ll stay in spot 5 with the small yurt! And the handwashing station next to the loo was a saving grace, thank you!! I’ll definitely camp here again next time I’m in the area, my dogs and I felt perfectly safe.
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Christopher
August 2025
Tent
With pets
Great spot - with plenty of privacy and space between other sites - just off the beaten path to relax after a day out exploring the area. Close to everything but just far enough away. My dog and I only spent a night there, but we could've easily spent a few nights there if I had more time. Staying on the edge of an open meadow was a unique PNW camping experience you usually don't get staying in a cramped state park or national forest campground deep in the forest. It was cloudy the night I was there, but I also imagine the stargazing is top-notch on a clear night.
Do yourself a favor and check this spot out. The hosts bent over backwards to make our stay memorable and comfortable. The freedom and solitude of dispersed camping in a remote spot but with the amenities and service of glamping.
Mike and Kira have a really amazing vision for the property. Daisy also does a great job welcoming (and romping with) your canine companions and I'm sure hopes you bring them along. If/when I'm in the area again, I will be camping here again.
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Jacinta
August 2025
Tent
This place is a hidden gem!! I loved it there and most definitely will be back ! I will share with friends and family who want to explore the area! It was peaceful and quiet! They had the cleanest port-o-potties I’ve ever saw! I will be back to explore more!!! Roxanne was very helpful with ideas of places to go and answered all the questions properly!
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Clara
August 2025
With kids
We loved staying at wandering woodlands! It’s a quiet area perfect for a get away that is well maintained and clean. We loved that it was perfectly in the middle of La Push and Forks. Would highly recommended
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Evan
August 2025
Tent
Group trip
Had a great time camping here! Campsite 2 was excellent, we enjoyed the privacy with a great view of the cows! This campsite is in a great location to get to the coast and Olympic NP. We will definitely be back!
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Ben
August 2025
Tent
Quiet minimal campsite in a lovely grassy area amongst trees and foliage. Easy to find and check-in. Close to hiking.
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Ashley
August 2025
Tent
The tent sites were well-spaced out, super neat and the location lovely and remote :) Just 15 mins to Rialto Beach (beautiful sunset spot). Roxanne was really responsive and helpful!
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Amanda
August 2025
Tent
Cool campsite, good amount of space to set up the tent, bathrooms and hand washing station available, cows were an added bonus! Definitely recommend!
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Ren
August 2025
1 night at Wandering Woodlands
Stayed here for a birthday trip and it was awesome! The little details were so fun, but I won’t spoil the surprise here. The dome was so comfy and warm, and it was really cozy to watch the rain fall on the skylight.
There’s also a fun little game area, although it was a bit rainy when we were there.
Such an unique and fun stay. We loved it!
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Ben
August 2025
Tent
Roxanne’s campground is a great spot to base out of to explore Washington’s coast. Rialto Beach, the Hole in the Wall, La Push, and Forks are all close by. The camp is tucked into the trees and very picturesque. Although I slept in my rig, I imagine the domes and hammock would be fun as well. The camp was dark and quiet. I didn’t even hear the nearby cows! Got a great night’s sleep. I would definitely stay here again. Thanks Roxanne!
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Amber
August 2025
Tent
With pets
Very cute spot. Be ready for the cows to bellow at 2am, sounded like they were right next to the campsite.
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Amber
August 2025
Tent
With pets
It's a small pasture surrounded by beautiful trees, there is no privacy from other campers but the sites are spread out. The site was all lush green grass even in Aug, I walked around barefoot most of the time. The huge maple trees were gorgeous, especially at sunset and sunrise. Negatives: our site was in direct afternoon sun (91° that day) it was hot, I asked Kellie a question through HC and she never answered, and the port-a-john was pretty gross, no toilet paper, hadn't been cleaned in 6 days.
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The best ranch camping 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.