FS-2918 Dispersed Site

We are in Olympic NP ON 4th of July weekend and needed a place to spend the night. I’d almost pay money for this site, it’s very nice. As others have said, a gem. Easy, paved road all the way in. Overlooking the river, great white noise at night..

These are just turn arounds on a road. They are in a dense Forrest, with no place to setup a tent. You can park a car, but this is no way considered a camping spot

Talk about an insanely wonderful and beautiful campsite. this place is spacious, private, and has a gorgeous lookout of the creek below. i’m in love.

This road was easy getting on to with many spots available. We got one right by the river with a fire pit already included. Service is also good which is a plus. Close to Olympic NP. Many other campers here as well. Definitely would come back here and I recommend to anyone debating on where to camp outside the park. And it’s free!

We didn’t feel comfortable driving our class C into any of the nicer, more private spots off of this road due to large potholes, ruts, etc. Since we just needed a place for the night, we decided to just stay at one of the large pullouts, which was fine. We didn’t even need levels. 

Obviously no amenities here, but we were pleasantly surprised that there wasn’t much trash to be found. 

Cell service was good here. Be sure to find a spot in the National Forest, and not the National Park that’s adjacent, because you will definitely get a knock on the door if you try to stay overnight within park boundaries.

I usually only stay at the places identified as "Big Rig Friendly" but I gave this location a shot since a review said there were buses that found a spot... we tried it in our 40ft Class A and got pretty jammed up down a narrow road, trying to follow the directions in the comment. Disconnected the toad and ran around trying to find anything that would work but there was nothing for our size. I do not recommend trying if you're in a large Class A.

The road keeps going and there are many pull offs and forks. Right on the other side of the national park road. Found a spot right by the river.

Traveled up the service road until I found a large 3 way fork in the road. To the immediate right there was a rough uphill road, no good for a trailer. Straight was a nice road with a few spots if you’re in a single car or tent. 1/4 mile up, take a right and there is a massive gravel open area where 2 people were parked with bus sized rigs. I didn’t check out the fork to the left. But there is a large campsite hard left of this intersection that I stayed in. Nice atv trails with more tent sites down in the trees.

This area is down a paved fire road. The campsite is a couple miles down and directly before the road splits into two. You'll see a fire safety sign. Very quiet night, only had two vehicles pass by the entire time I was there.

There is one area that is a large flat clearing with gravel and a firepit, and would be great if you have a big group, as it could accommodate a lot of campers. I didn't park there because there was some large puddles and mud at the entrance and I didn't want to get stuck. You could probably manage without 4x4 (I recently got stuck a month ago, and didnt want to risk it). I parked just outside the camp area on the pavement, this area would be great for an RV or Trailer because it's paved and has a fire ring. You could also go back into the woods for tent camping. I followed a few trails and saw some spots, but some of the areas were drowned or muddy.

No services. Pack in, pack out. Verizon service was slow.