Bear Creek Campground

Many sites available when I arrived. It does require a discovery pass. Close to highway so a bit of road noise which quiets down at night (for this reason alone i took a star off). Stayed for 2 nights. Fire pits and table available. One of the two outhouses was close this time of year. Central to many hikes. 30 min from Marymere falls, rialto beach and 1 hr from HOH forest. Would definitely come back

Stayed for 2 nights. Campground in just off highway 101, so there is a bit of road noise. We stayed in site 8, a pull through that could accommodate a much longer trailer than our 20 ft. Site 8 has a river view. We stayed at the end of December, midweek and there were only a couple of other campers. Nice fire pits and picnic tables. No water and pit toilets. Cell service with att and xfinity.

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 a good range of basic supplies plus a grill that I didn’t try out. Awesome home base for exploring the area.

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 that overlooked the river. There was a little road noise but it was not really a bother. The weather for the most part was spectacular with rain only on the day we left (we hear this is not typical for the area). Our firepit was full of coals and there was a bag of trash and two bags of clothes left in our site. We see this a lot in free campgrounds. You do need a Discovery Pass, though no one ever checked, at least while we were at the camper. Verizon cell was great and we were able to stream TV from a 4G hotspot.

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 anything you bring in must go back out with you. Each space has a nice area with a picnic table and a fire pit. There’s a lot of beautiful trees and other greenery all around, and the Sol Duc River that runs right next to it and a small hike takes you down to it. We were in space #1 which has a nice clearing and great for our solar panels. We had plenty of space for our 26’ TT and our pickup truck. The only drawback for us was that since it’s right off the 101, you can hear road noise off and on throughout the day. We still plan on going back again for a longer stay.