Mora Campground

Gorgeous Park, 4 Stars Bc It Was Very Busy And The Park Staff Was Doing Grounds Maintenance So There Was Leaf Blowing/moving Just About Every Day. The Other Drawback Is A Lack Of Restrooms…3 Of The front Loops Share One Facility So Often Times In The Mornings There Was a line several folks deep. The back loops seem more secluded and I believe are only open in the summer months so snag one of those sites if you can! There are some really great spacious sites here and some really tight ones….Rialto beach was a quick drive -no direct hiking route except alongside a very busy road-which was a bummer but we found parking and enjoyed the beach. My partner had been many times and said it was a favorite spot. Bring everything you need, not much close by. There is potable water at the dump station and they had two bays for dumping which meant no wait. Will be back!

We arrived on May 30th, Memorial Day. There were only 5 or 6 campsites occupied. We drove around all of the loops and picked a great site. Perfect for our 22 Foot RPod, but a larger RV would fit. The campsite was very spacious. The restrooms were clean and no one was ever in there. There was a lot of motorcycle noise on Memorial Day that persisted until dark. The other days it was fine.
A great experience. I would return.

We have all three cell carriers and a pricey antenna system for cell service; usually, if a signal exists, we find it. Couldn't get out a text, and we did walk the campground thinking perhaps it was just our spot. No evidence of the reported strong Verizon LTE. We eventually had to go into Forks if we wanted to check email. Perhaps carrier towers can change? Don't go in counting on getting a cell signal, in spite of the reviews. La Push is still closed due to Covid. Loved the campground itself, clean restrooms, great old-growth forest. We barely squeezed in our site as a 35' fiver so be prepared if you are a larger rig, it may not work for you - there are a few sites in loop D that can handle the larger rigs. Nice and close to the beach but it was jammed packed with people compared to my last visit in 2014.

Stayed 4/30/16.  Located within Olympic National Park.  We discovered this campground was near where Twilight was filmed as well as Rialto Beach which is a sight to see.  There are very few sites that can accommodate larger rigs.  We were there in the shoulder season and all sites were first come first served.  Mid-June through Mid-September the campground is on a reservation system.  It was a nice place to stay and explore the west side of the park. 

Sites can be reserved at recreation.gov (recommended) or first come first serve if you wait at the ranger station hoping for a vacant site. Seniors pay half rate with Golden or Access card. CG was full when we were there. We stayed in site 7 which appeared to be a pull through on the reservation site map with our 25' trailer; got in OK but had to back out due to trees on either side to the site exit so would not recommend for other than something like an R-pod, small pop-ups or tent camping. Site was clean with fire ring and picnic table. There are upgraded flush toilets for each loop. Water was only available at the toilet sites. No electricity or sewer but there is a dump station, fee was $10 or $5 for seniors - not included in the site fee. There was a lot of car traffic through the CG, kids riding bikes and campers walking on roads. Little road noise from the roadway outside the CG. Overall a nice CG for exploring the area and access to the Olympic NP. Although the CG is close to Forks there were no vampires spotted (Twilight series). Due to Covid-19 some tourist sites were closed. We would stay there again.

Our site was surrounded by nature with little sight of our neighbor off to the right. There was street noise during the day but it wasn’t bad. The mosquitoes were bad at sunset but disappeared after the sun set. We loved this campground after staying at Sol Duc for a couple of days this campground was great. At 9 pm every night it became totally quiet. If you are a nature lover and love to tent camp or dry camp I would highly recommend this campground.