Crescent Beach & RV Park

We’ve stayed at this campground twice. The full hookup section has the best view of the beach. Close by Salt Lake, recreation area, where you can explore tide pools at low tide. Easily accessible beach in front of the campground. Half an hour from the main Olympic national park visitor center. 20 minutes from Lake Crescent, which has an amazing Spruce Railroad Trail for walking or biking. Two hours from the Hoh Rainforest. We use this campground as a homebase for day trips, but also on its own it’s a lovely place to just unwind. Quiet, beautiful. Clean restrooms and laundry. My guess is that in the rainy season it would not be so nice, more muddy in the campground area.

So rare to have such a clear view of the ocean right from your camp site. Truly incredible.

Wether you have a beach view or not your spot will be amazing! The beach access alone is worth the higher cost. Bring quarters for hot showers.

We camped here for 3 days and spent plenty of time on Olympic National park, but we never stayed to far away to enjoy a beverage and some fresh fire cooked meals on the water!

Went in the off season and had the whole campground to ourselves which was great but the cost seemed pretty high and that the charged extra for our two little dogs (that stayed inside 99% of the time) seemed excessive. Full hookups were nice but we have stayed in much nicer resorts for the same price. Not sure if we’ll be back

This park had a lovely view of water. Spaces were a little close as far as RVs are concerned. Clean bathrooms, level spots. Salt Creek Recreation area feet away (would prefer to camp there if you compare the grounds and RV spots)

Bathrooms clean, people friendly, spots level, had cell service. Convenient to Port Angeles.

This campground was awesome. The back view of the campground is forrest, swamp and mountains. The front view is beautiful ocean beach looking out at the straight of juan de fuca. You can see Vancouver Island Canada and plenty of ships passing by. This has one of the best beachcomber beaches I have seen with agates and a ton of full seashells. There is a great hiking path in the state park and if your up for it. The views were amazing. The only complaints we had were the the bugs and the modest shop which isn't really a bad thing since there is a well stocked shop in joyce just up the road. The bugs were out of control! I think it has to do with the marsh right behind the camp ground but they were the big downside to this trip. But honestly that wouldn't stop me from visiting this amazing place again.

The campground was very clean and maintained. The staff are super responsive and helpful! Plus the view of the ocean was amazing!

This place was phenomenal! We took our new trailer on it's maiden voyage here. We were in a full hookup site. All sites were nice and level with a table and small concrete pad. Hookups we're all maintained and kept clean and ready to use. Private section of beach allows you to roam and play unhindered. Close to the Salt Creek bridge and Park, with a comet ball court and shoe horse pits. Shorts and laundry are available and kept very clean. Kid friendly and the hosts are very nice people. We will definitely be adding this park to our regular stops.

Spacious tent sites are right by the beach across the road. Some are in the forest with big trees for play and hammocks. Bathrooms/showers are clean and the staff is super friendly. There is a general store a few miles away for basics. Mosquitos were thick in the evening. The beach itself is beautiful, great for swimming and sunsets.

Apparently sites are assigned via website when you make a reservation. The on-line pics show water views, but many sites are blocked by a row of trees. The staff are super nice and I was able to get reassigned to a water view site from my computer (?) preassigned wooded site. Sites are grass and the grass really was high/wet and buggy. But beautiful. Restrooms very nice/clean. Beach is great for walking. A lot of surfers and kayaker types when I was there. Sites are spacious.

Clean, well kept, quiet area. Private beach area that you needed to wear arm bands to get to. Some spots have an ocean view. We were assigned a spot instead of getting to pick when we booked online.

This location is right Across from the ocean and the beach is private for people who stay at the campground. it’s definitely a lovely place. They have coin operated showers, laundry and toilets and it’s very quiet. But there are also a lot of rules- you’ll see your signs for lots a little things along with the full page that they give you when you check in but otherwise it’s been a great stay. I stayed in the very last site on the end site 71 one side butts up to a private house but you have a little creek behind you but no direct view of the ocean but the location also keeps you out of the wind. Dog friendly but they don’t really enforce leash rules.

The Crescent Beach RV and Campground was a great place to stay. The staff were super helpful and friendly, the bathrooms and showers were clean (the men's and women's bathrooms were hand painted with beachscapes...a really nice touch). The.locati9n 8s.justnacross the road from a private beach, about a 1/2 mile long. I loved the sound of the waves but when we went to the beach, it was covered with springtails (aka sand fleas or sandhoppers) going after the seaweed on the beach, so it wasn't really a great place to play in the sand or water for a long time. Our campsite was huge, located in a cute little copse where we set up a cozy hammock and soft string lights. We had a birds eye view of the beach, which made it even more beautiful. The only downside was that the kids were eaten alive by mosquitoes (in Washington State?!) and despite all 9f the bug off deterrents, the kids blew up like sausages.

Beautiful location but $50 a night for a tent site is outrageous

Great place to use as a home base for exploring the northern Olympic Peninsula: Olympic National Forest and Hurricane Ridge, Dungeness, Cape Flattery (the northwestern most point of the lower 48), Forks (Long drive from Crescent Beach but a fun little town), Ferry over to Vancouver Island, and tons more.

This park is so beautiful, located directly across from the ocean. All sites are a quick walk to the beach (1/2 mile private beach for guests. So awesome that it never gets crowded!) and behind the park are great views of snow capped mountains. Just down the road is a state park with beautiful hiking and great views. Crescent Beach is perfect for anyone wanting to spend time in the water or outdoors. WiFi isn’t always the best but who needs that when you’re camping at one of Washington’s most beautiful beachfronts?! 10/10 highly recommend!

My rig fit in the spot, but once I put out both slides I was occupying the site next to mine and the other side I was about as small. Ocean is gorgeous and short trail takes you there. Maybe top 10 views of ocean in the state but also one of the smallest sites we have ever encountered. Cell service is there if you stand on one foot and constantly tap your head. Wifi was no better. Not that should detour the trip. Port angeles is probably 20 min in a sports car, 30 in my rig. Won't go back but it was beautiful sandy beach.

We had an amazing stay here. The manager helped us back in and helped us get set up—it was our first trip in our new rig. Having the beach literally right there was awesome. More sand dollars than I’ve ever seen on a beach in my life. Nice restrooms and laundry room. This park is heavily used by surfers, so as a result there’s a huge mix of rigs—from Sprinter vans and A-frame pop-ups all the way up to Class A. This location is close enough to Port Angeles that we went food shopping almost each day. Great wine tasting nearby, plus Hurricane Ridge and Dungeness Spit.

Would give the beach 5 stars but the way they cram people into spots and treat customers isn’t worth it, especially when you can access the beach for free on the other side of the creek.