Bear Creek Campground

Even sweeter since it’s free. Arrived late in a Thursday afternoon in late September and most of the spots were free. They’re large and well laid out for privacy. I chose spot 8, which is huge and right on the river. There’s a very short trail along the river within the campground. The Beaver grocery store is five minutes away and has... more

This was a nice little campground right off 101. We used this as our home base as we visited Neah Bay and Rialto Beach. Forks is only about 12-13 miles down the road, so fuel and supplies are available pretty close. We have a 35' fifth wheel and were fortunate to get one of the three sites that could accommodate us. We had a site th... more

Spent 3 nights here in our 35 foot travel trailer. We barely fit in the site, but the area was nice and quiet. A little road noise, but worth the easy access to 101. Loop was manageable with the trailer.

Small, has 15 places, about 10 good for RV 30’. Shade from tall trees, not much sun.

I stayed 1 night and had around 2 bar of ATT. It’s a quite area with plenty of shade. I didn’t get out and tour the area.

We require solar and starlink for work. There was no chance of that here so we didn't stay. It did seem beautiful, and there were picnic tables at each site, and a shared outhouse. No water that we could see. Sites seem fairly private.

We really enjoyed our quick stay at this awesome little DNR run campground yesterday. The 15 spaces are all very nicely spaced apart from each other. A Discover Pass is needed to stay here, and there is no nightly fee charged. There are no hookups here, but there is a pit toilet that we didn’t use. It’s a pack in, pack out area, so any... more

We enjoyed our stay at the Bear Creek Campground, we will definitely be back again. It was quiet besides road noise here. A couple trails to walk on and pit toilets, we did not use pit toilets but we checked them out and they weren't clean (just a heads up). We loved how close it was to Sol Duc. Video here: https://youtu.be/gp3Vz0R1QwI

First come first serve that Accepts the discovery pass. Most sites are small with maybe 4 that can handle 25+ trailers. No water, sewer or elect.

Great spots above the river with a good bit of privacy. There’s lots of trees and a short trail down to the river bank. Easy to get to. The pit toilets are relatively clean, but bring TP. It’s free, but a Discover Pass is required.