This area is beautiful! We have wildlife all around us! From Bald Eagles (so keep your dogs on a leash), deer, to Roosevelt Elk in the neighborhood. If you are into bird watching, I believe you’ll find a bird or two!
**Rialto Beach is about 5 miles away. There, if you walk down the beach (about 1.5 miles), you’ll find the Hole in the Wall! BUT, you need to watch the TIDE CHART, and make sure the tide is going OUT!
LaPush Beaches are 10 miles away. The LaPush beaches go #3 & #2 are hikes, then beach #1, it is the main beach!
For the LaPush Tribe, they do collect a $10/day permit fee.
Awesome areas to pick, blackberries galore when in season, mushrooms pickers - we’ve got you covered, again when they are in season, and the best thing of all the Salmon fishing!!
There are many beautiful places to go: The Hoh Rain Forest, Kalach Lodge, The Tree of Life.
Beaches on Hwy 101: Ruby, beaches 1-3 also and some more, the more south you go on Hwy 101..every beach has its own unique view and a beautiful view at that!
**PLEASE NOTE: Access to Rialto Beach will be closed July 8-October 5, 2026 for major road repairs.
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#2-8 Mystical Dreams
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RV/tent site · Sleeps 5 · Vehicles under 22 ft
Site #2-8 Car Camping, Tent Camping pick your spot!
4WD recommended
Campfires allowed
Toilet
No potable water
Pets allowed
No electrical hookup
#1 - We Made The Tent For You!
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RV/tent site · Sleeps 4 · Vehicles under 24 ft
Site 1 is situated on top of a mountain side where you should be able to see Beautiful Mt. Olympus!
Campers often highlight the ease and comfort of staying here, with amenities such as propane fire pits and BBQs adding to a positive experience. Many appreciate the spacious and well-maintained sites, and the host, Nick, is frequently mentioned for his friendliness and helpfulness. The campground's convenient location to attractions like Cape Flattery, Rialto Beach, and Hoh Rainforest is a big plus. Some mention the proximity of sites, which might impact privacy, and a few noted the noise from the porta potty door, but overall, it's a well-received spot for exploring Olympic National Park.
Well maintained spot on the way through Olympic national park. Host greeted us and made sure we knew where everything was and was very nice. Grill provided on site, clean outhouse, and a spot for hanging out. Although our time there was short we would have loved to stay longer.
We had a wonderful time! Beautiful camp spot #4 was great. We especially loved the propane fire pit already set up for us and the use of the propane bbq. The camp site was central to the trips we made to Cape Flattery, Ruby beach, and Lake Crescent and super close to downtown Forks. Nick was very communicative and friendly. Thank you for a great time.
I was a bit confused upon arrival on how to find a campsite, but Nick was really responsive and helpful and got us settled in. He was also very generous and set up some bug deterrents and let us use a nice little propane "campfire". We camp in our truck, so level ground is ideal. We were able to situate our truck in a nice spot. There were also thimbleberries and huckleberries!
My only complaint is that the door for the porta potty was really loud when it slammed shut with the other guests use...which is nothing the host can do anything about.
Well unfortunately we had some issues come up and we were not able to stay as planned.
The plus was Nick was super friendly and understanding. Nick communicated quickly with his responses, and he even was able to refund one of the days, which was unexpected but was much appreciated. If we are ever back in the area we will definitely stay here!
Despite being right next to the road, the site is very quiet and gets almost no traffic at all. I stayed over the weekend. There were so many blackberries! I must have collected 5 pounds and eat close to the same amount. The host was very friendly and helpful. I’m very grateful that I found the spot.
Felt like an intimate campground. There were propane fire pits set out, a clean outhouse, flat grassy ground, tiki torches to light the camp & deter bugs, and plenty of room. Location is convenient between Forks and Rialto. Would definitely recommend!
Great campsite that was very accommodating! Had a well-marked entrance, good lighting, and plenty of camping space. Campsite grounds include a well-maintained porta potty, several communal fireplaces, and free firewood. Surrounding area is very quiet, there's a small airport nearby but we didn't see/hear a single flight. Location is fantastic too - very close to Forks/Rilato Beach and a hour drive from the Hoh River trails. Definitely recommend
Great stay in the woods! The property was super easy to find and there was a lot of space for multiple campsites so while it was a community feel (shared campfire area was a bonus!) it also felt like you had your own space if you wanted. Plus all the other campers were respectful of eachother. The hosts were super accommodating, kind, communicative, and helpful with all of our questions - especially with how short of notice we planned our trip! The mosquitos werent bad, but the tiki torches onsite came in clutch for the few that were floating around. The area is an easy drive to Rialto Beach, La Push, Forks, Hoh, etc. We even made a good afternoon out of going to Neah Bay/Cape Flattery! Would definitely recommend!
Nick had a tent already setup with cots
when we arrived late, and a tiki torch for good measure! We share a fire pit, but had nice conversation with our neighbors. Very close to Rialto beach!
I highly recommend this place. So quiet and safe. This lace is just an hour drive to Hall of Mosses, and other beautiful destinations in Olympic National Park, even closer to Rialto beach. I enjoyed my stay here.
It’s camping near the coast and Hoh rainforest that works well enough, especially if you’re having a hard time finding a place to camp on short notice.
However the cites are close together and not clearly marked. We got in late and just pitched a tent somewhere with clear space because we couldn’t tell which marker went with which campsite. It’s very bare bones and if it wasn't near a really popular area where the campsites fill up quickly I would say it’s definitely not a $55 a night campsite.
This property was super easy to find and had everything we needed for an overnight stay. Bathrooms and grounds were clean. It was pretty packed/we were all pretty on top of each other (it seemed like more than 6 dispersed camping sites were set up?), but that’s par for the course on a lot of nearby campgrounds.
Was a very nice and friendly experience from the beginning. Allowed early check in, very helpful for us cause we wanted to drop things off. We have a roof top tent, there was plenty of space for it. When we came back to the spot for the night and got set up for bed, I asked if there was any recommendations for a trail or somewhere to walk while it was still light. There is an airport right across the street that we were able to walk, it was a nice little walk. We got to see a deer the second night. It just walked right through our spot, that was pretty cool. There were some interesting cool items from buildings that were there before. We were like the only people that were there from Friday-Sunday, except for a couple that came in late Friday night and were gone before we even woke up. Very nice cute spot. Not too far from the beach either. Definitely will stop by again :) Thanks again Nick!
Great place! Super close to Rialto Beach and the tent/sleeping situation they set up was really thoughtful. The site does have some mosquitos but that’s of course to be expected just come prepared! Would absolutely visit again. Thank you!
Easy to find yet tucked away in the trees. We loved our two night stay here! We splurged and had the text set up for us and it was wonderful. Nick was super responsive, we had everything we needed and we loved being so close to La push, and Hoh rainforest. Would highly recommend!