Mora Campground
Olympic National Park
Write a Review 3201-3283 Mora Road Forks, WA 98331 360-565-3130 Official WebsiteGPS: 47.9179, -124.604
Overview of Mora Campground
Last Price Paid: $10
Reported by Pathfinders on 9/23/2020
Longest RV Reported: 25 feet (Travel Trailer)
Reported by Pathfinders on 9/23/2020
Number of Sites 94
Elevation 0 ft / 0 m
Max Stay 14
Max Length 21 ft
Tent Camping Yes
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Reviews of Mora Campground 11 people have reviewed this location.
“Quiet, Nicely Spaced, Clean Sites”
Reviewed 9/23/2020
Nightly rate: | $10 |
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Days stayed: | 5 |
Site Number: | 7 |
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... more
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.
Pathfinders would stay here again
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“Fantastic spot ”
Reviewed 7/24/2020
Nightly rate: | $20 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | C45 |
Best ONP campground compared to the other two I stayed at. Strong cell service (Verizon) and quick access to Rialto Beach to beat the crowds. Also close to Third Beach. Ample space between sites and nice flush toilets (just bring your own hand soap).
Debby would stay here again
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“A Slice of heaven! ”
Reviewed 7/7/2020
Nightly rate: | $20 |
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Days stayed: | 3 |
Site Number: | D69 |
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 ... more
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.
ClickGirl1 would stay here again
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“Better than Bruce Springsteen on Broadway...”
Reviewed 10/1/2019
Nightly rate: | $20 |
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Site Number: | 92 |
Cell phone radiation and sunbeams compete for the most abundant particles to fill the mossy gaps between some pretty substantial Sitka spruce. Rare creatures like bathroom faucets that don’t automatically shut off and firewood bundles for sale out of nearly every private residence just outside the park make their first appearance here... more
Cell phone radiation and sunbeams compete for the most abundant particles to fill the mossy gaps between some pretty substantial Sitka spruce. Rare creatures like bathroom faucets that don’t automatically shut off and firewood bundles for sale out of nearly every private residence just outside the park make their first appearance here, finally, after the long migration through more remote parts of the Olympics further east. Driftwood thick as an elephant and stretching for literal miles, some logs 100’ long on their very own, give the nearby beach the distinguished look of a wise old gentleman while sea stacks behind the waves play a tune reminiscent of Peter and his Lost Boys. By early Autumn the campground is empty well into the evening, never quite filling up unless you’re referring to the abundance of vine and big leaf maples glowing bright red or dull yellow. Five flat loops make for excellent campground bike rides. Back in Forks, the Pizza place next to the Thriftway was the best I’d ever had, a significantly amazing pie which has somehow managed to stay off of the Triple D circuit, a bonus in my book. 9 out of 10 tragedies in this world were caused by Guy Fierri, his hamburger joint in the Cancun airport responsible for more bankruptcies per day than the Great Depression and Mercedes Sprinter payments combined. But, I digress. Just watch out for vampires and know that Sasquatch lives and you should be fine.
Nathan @ Wand'rly would stay here again
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“Great Access to Rialto Beach ”
Reviewed 9/5/2019
Nightly rate: | $10 |
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Days stayed: | 3 |
Site Number: | D66 |
Stayed Aug 1-4 over a weekend. During my time there the camp was not “quiet”as other reviewers have noted, but it was...uh, festive, and it did quiet right down at night- which is what counts. And there was a little road noise as well. My site was lovely, in the D section, and the site was very clean, too. the flush bathrooms in the... more
Stayed Aug 1-4 over a weekend. During my time there the camp was not “quiet”as other reviewers have noted, but it was...uh, festive, and it did quiet right down at night- which is what counts. And there was a little road noise as well. My site was lovely, in the D section, and the site was very clean, too. the flush bathrooms in the D section were clean inside but not new by any stretch of the imagination. It was the height of summer so there were people all around, which is to be expected. Rialto beach is fantastic, glad I went! One note, the chipmunks and birds are relentless about wanting your food, so heed the camp rules about keeping food in an enclosed vehicle😎
CJ Drives A Van would stay here again
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“Forested CG on the coast”
Reviewed 8/25/2019
Nightly rate: | $20 |
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Days stayed: | 2 |
Site Number: | C57 |
Arrived early afternoon on a Friday, only a handful of sites still available. Within 30 minutes the CG hosts notified the ranger the CG was full. Surprisingly, there were some sites open on Saturday night. Many pull-through sites, loops E and D had the largest but C loop sites were the most private. Very quiet campground. Most site... more
Arrived early afternoon on a Friday, only a handful of sites still available. Within 30 minutes the CG hosts notified the ranger the CG was full. Surprisingly, there were some sites open on Saturday night. Many pull-through sites, loops E and D had the largest but C loop sites were the most private. Very quiet campground. Most sites are pretty level. CG is in a forest of large Sitka spruce and Hemlock. Well maintained. Town of Forks is less than 30 minutes away. Rialto beach is a 1.5 mile drive; walking there not recommended as there is no trail and the road is narrow. Also access to the trails leading to Second and Third Beach is 15 minutes away as well as LaPush.
shoulder season campers would stay here again
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“Breathtaking campground ”
Reviewed 8/14/2019
Nightly rate: | $10 |
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Days stayed: | 3 |
Site Number: | 55 |
We loved this campground! Our site allowed us to pull through. It’s a level site close to the bathrooms. The bathrooms were really nice & appeared to be newly renovated. We arrived on a Tuesday afternoon and the campground filled up rather quickly. There were still a few sites available each day though. We bought firewood on the way in... more
We loved this campground! Our site allowed us to pull through. It’s a level site close to the bathrooms. The bathrooms were really nice & appeared to be newly renovated. We arrived on a Tuesday afternoon and the campground filled up rather quickly. There were still a few sites available each day though. We bought firewood on the way in. Rialto beach is close by and we took our dog (on leash) to the beach.
christine2080 would stay here again
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“Peaceful”
Reviewed 5/19/2019
Nightly rate: | $20 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 73 |
The campground is quiet and very peaceful. The lush forest provides plenty of cover over tents and privacy from other campers. It is beautiful with only the sounds of bird song. The bathrooms are clean with plenty of stalls, and it has close access to Rialto beach. Would stay many more times.
Arete would stay here again
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“Nice Overnight Stay”
Reviewed 5/18/2019
Nightly rate: | $20 |
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Days stayed: | 1 |
Site Number: | 74 |
Spent a quiet rainy night here in May of 2019. Well kept grounds and restrooms. Sites have table/bench and fire rings. There is even a small amphitheater in the camp ground with a small stage and benches! Must be something they use in the summer. Loved the location, close to Forks and the great-have-everything-you-need Thriftway store,... more
Spent a quiet rainy night here in May of 2019. Well kept grounds and restrooms. Sites have table/bench and fire rings. There is even a small amphitheater in the camp ground with a small stage and benches! Must be something they use in the summer. Loved the location, close to Forks and the great-have-everything-you-need Thriftway store, Rialto Beach and La Push.
Do make time to drive to Neah Bay and visit the Makah Museum. Very informative and well laid out museum. Continue on to Cape Flattery and hike the trail out to the overlook. Spectacular views will be your reward!
nnl would stay here again
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“Great no reservation campground near Forks and Rialto Beach.”
Reviewed 7/30/2018
Nightly rate: | $20 |
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Days stayed: | 7 |
Site Number: | 20 |
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... more
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.
sherryrobs would stay here again
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Amenities
Hookups
- dry camping
Recreation
- picnic area
- recreation trail
Site Amenities
- fire ring
- picnic table
Facilities
- dump station
- restrooms: flush
- trash
- water available
Pets
- pets
Nearby
Forks 101 RV Park
Not ideal for family camping but OK base for exploring Olympic N.P.
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