Hobuck Resort and Beach Area

I loved it here, but it’s not for everyone. The layout is pretty funky, with the tent/car camping area being a big field with no designated spots, so it ends up being packed with cars and campers everywhere like a music festival. There is an RV area and cabins for rent as well that look very nice. Wherever you are parked it is a short walk to the beach, hence the amount of surfers. It is first come first serve, but with how packed it was when I came on a Friday and Saturday, I don’t think they limit the amount of campers you just have to find a spot. It was $25 a night for the “tent” sites and then a $20 permit (lasts a year) to be on the reservation since it is Indian land. There are portapotties around the camping areas which are all clean, and then there is an actual bathroom with one toilet and one shower indoors and one outdoors. Everyone is very friendly so being squeezed together isn’t too much of an issue. But be prepared for people to park right next to you in the middle of the night looking for a spot. If you want to fit right in bring a surfboard, because these people all know eachother. Us rock climbers felt a little out of place but it was still fun! Very short drives to Cape Flattery and Shi Shi Beach! Also a few good few options in town.

The bathrooms and water source was close by. All campsites were walking distance to the sandy beach but be ready for a slightly sandy beach site. Also make sure to lock up all food as there are raccoons.

The beach was definitely the best part about this campsite. The small pools of water with cool sea life were great. There are some trails nearby that were also very nice. My stay here was short, but I won’t forget it anytime, love the coast.