Bear Creek Campground

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.

This is a DNR land campground that requires a Discover Pass to stay, but you can buy a day or year pass online and just post your info on a paper in your dash. The sites are decently secluded from one another, some more than others. We got there around 2:30pm and had a bunch to choose from but by 7:30 they seemed to be full. We stayed 2 nights and although it's close to the road, there isn't much traffic noise at night, which was nice. I didn't think there were toilets, so the vault toilets were a plus, but they were absolutely disgusting & without toilet paper. The stream was a short walk down a trail right next to our site and my husband almost caught a salmon with his bare hands, it was the highlight of his stay for sure ! Sites include a picnic table and fire ring. Everyone at this site was super quiet so probably not the right place for party campers. We did hear a lot of gunshots nearby which was a little concerning since we had our doggos with us but with the Olympic national forest right there, it wasn't super surprising. Overall great place to camp on a roadtrip!

Under the guidance of The Dyrt, we came to this campground yesterday afternoon. It's almost full. Luckily we got the last one, site 14. Later the RV at site 9 left and we moved here. The environment is really nice , the trees are towering, and it is very hidden. Although it is close to us 101, the sound of traffic does not affect sleep. We were camping for the first time and still fell asleep. Left early the next morning