We had a lovely time at Seaforest! The location was beautiful, with so many trees and ferns and little curving pathways between areas, and we were lucky to have clear skies, with tons of stars peeking between the trees at night. The camp kitchen had an excellent stove, really tasty filtered water, additional backup water, and plenty of room to prep, eat, and wash up, as well as a lot of cooking stuff we didn't happen to need as we brought our own out of over preparedness/anxiety--and two kettles we did use as a much better option for morning tea than our pot! Also dish soap, hand soap, sponge, oil... and some spare bug spray on the table. The onsite host was friendly and helpful. The composting toilets were nice, private, and pretty well supplied (sawdust, tp, hand sanitizer)--and there were 3, so even if there were more campers onsite, it wouldn't get crowded. We did have a little trouble arriving as we got there after dark--the Hipcamp "get directions" button gave us a wacky back road route, just use the address! And then it took a few minutes of flashlighting around to find where our tent site was...but only a few minutes! Finally, I will note that a neighbor's dog was barking quite a lot til about 10pm. Obviously not a problem the host can do anything about, and not a big problem either, but just wanted to let others know if they're really sensitive to that kind of thing. Otherwise, the only sounds were birds, bugs, breezes, and a distant morning rooster. All told, Seaforest is a really beautiful, pleasant, easy-to-enjoy spot with great access to beaches, the north central part of Olympic National Park (Lake Crescent, Sol Duc, etc), and Port Angeles for supplies, lunch, and in our case, a bookstore visit. A pretty great experience for our first time hipcamping!