Thoroughly enjoyed a relaxing stay here. In a forest of tall pines, most sites have a nice degree of privacy. They all have fire rings and picnic tables. Wood on the road into the campground is only 3-4 dollars, so splurge and keep the fire going. Restrooms and fresh water are the only services. The campground is about 1 1/2 miles from Rialto Beach. Beware of the “path to the beach” on the park map. It is a path to the road and another 1 1/4 on the road itself. The Rialto Beach walk, also known as the Hole in the Wall Trail is about 1 1/2 mike from the parking lot to the headland. There is a path over the headland, or if you are there close enough to low tide, you can go through the archway.

Not much to do in Forks. There is a good Thriftway grocery store/sporting goods/hardware. Laundromat is very expensive but clean and fast.

Suggest a day trip around the northwest corner to Neah Bay. Wonderful Makah Tribal museum, Also you can buy a fresh salmon right off the boats from a house at Clallam Bay.

This is a beautiful campground. Spacious sites, gorgeous trees, nearby Rialto Beach, an hours drive from the Hoh Rainforest and other spots, and 4 bars LTE. This is our favorite spot to set up base in the Olympic National Park. Forks is nearby for supplies, and there’s a restaurant in La Push with fresh caught salmon and local spirits. First come first serve sites, but most people don’t seem to know about this gem.