Honeymoon Meadows — Olympic National Park

Within Olympic National Park, Honeymoon Meadows provides backcountry camping managed by the National Park Service. This established campground sits in the Olympic National Forest at elevation, requiring hikers to access the site on foot rather than by vehicle.

The location places campers in alpine meadow terrain typical of the park's interior wilderness areas. Anderson Pass lies less than half a mile southwest for those exploring multiple backcountry sites. Campers should prepare for primitive conditions and pack-in, pack-out protocols standard across National Park Service backcountry areas. The site serves hikers tackling longer Olympic Peninsula routes or those seeking camping spots around Olympic National Park beyond developed campgrounds.