Hard Rain Cafe & RV Park

Plenty of blackberries for picking. The cafe had excellent fries, but the huckleberry gummy bears tasted like lipstick or cough syrup, yet strangely addicting. James was a multitasking magician full of detailed information and super helpful. The riverwalk across the street was convenient and nice. Regarding the Hoh, be sure to get there Super Early bc that line builds up quick and you could be waiting for hours to get in. Cafe does have specialty coffees, but doesn’t open till 10am :/ Showers/restrooms were clean and had plenty of room for activities.

Funky little place outside the Hoh Rainforest is private, clean, funky, and easy access to the park.

Really thought this would just be a place to stop for an eww we rly start to the Hoh Rain Forest park. This is was a most peaceful stop, site 10, great staff (thank you)/

Right off the rode with the campsites wrapping around the cafe. Front sites are mostly in direct sun, a few back ones are under large trees and cooler. 30 ft bumper pull was easy to park in spot 12 under the trees. Low hanging trees as you exit the back might be iffy with taller rigs. Most spots are fairly level.

Smaller campground. Non electric site was $29, our site had a picnic table and fire pit. Bathrooms were clean and each bathroom had its own shower. Easy online reservation process. Very pleasant and helpful owners.

Small, quaint campground. Restaurant for lunch and dinner. Electric sites and non-electric ($39/$29).

They have 13 slots around the cafe. Sites are grass and some gravel. 30 amp with water on most sites. 0we got a pretty level. Spot but some will need spme. Help. Spots near the cafe are pretty busy during the day with traffic. Spot 1 is useless. I was told to pick a spot that was open and the come in with were we parked. Food at the cafe was good.

Nice little quiet campground near the HOH rainforest. Sites have electric and water hookup, no sewer. Nice little Cafe to get coffee and sandwiches at

Spent one night just passing through. Needed an easy place to crash. We parked on one of the electrical sites. Make sure you have a 30 amp adapter. Has a really cute little cafe on the property. Enjoyed our breakfast sandwiches and lattes in the morning.

Our family stated 2-nights here. Close to Hoh Rainforest National Park, Short drive to Forks, and short drive to Ruby Beach for amazing tide pools! Many trails and places to explore away from the campground.

Be sure to stop in to Peak 6 and support this locally owned shop!

Campground is small, with very clean and nice bathrooms. Not a ton for kids to do while at the site, so be sure to bring games and activities. We set up some yard games and things for the kids.

Lots of birds to watch and nature sounds to hear. We would love to stay another time when the cafe is open! It sure looked like a fun place!

We were the only people there, so it was private. It might not be as private with more people staying.

Overall, we had a fun time! We spent most of our time away from the site because there is so much to do in the area.

What drew me here was the $5.75 hot showers in a private bathroom. It’s great to freshen up after camping or living on the road for long stretches. Less than 5 miles off 101 entering into Hoh park and about 20-25 minutes from Ruby Beach.

I took one star off because the bathroom I was given wasn’t very clean. I went early so I’m not sure if it is because they didn’t have a chance to between people.

I got 1 bar on both T-Mobile and AT&T here

There is a cafe with outdoor dining. The sandwich and burger options looked good though I did not get any myself