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$25 / night
"Quinalt Lake in the southern part of Olympic National Park -- a great spot to hit if you're coming into the peninsula from Oregon or Southern Washington"
"much more. the deer are in abundance so you should definitely keep food in the car. the pads don’t really exist so be prepared for uneven tent"
"That said, the lake is gorgeous and the ability to literally walk out of your tent and be on the beach is pretty fantastic and I was able to"
"It was tucked away, walk in site, had a nice fire ring, nice tent pad area. It has a large rope so you can access the river."
GuideVery nice RV and tent camp Port Anglese Wash. On the Straits of Juan Fuca, Whale watching, Olympic National Forest Wow the view at hurricane ridge, Crescent Lake hiway 101 at Port Angeles right on us 112 follow the sign.
TravelerTent camped here twice, very secluded tent sites. Can be windy. Took my 35' trailer here recently. Love the camp host, find your site let me know what you chose or don't I'll figure it out. Saw a BIG FOOT here. No kidding got video too. Rv sites are big enough, water & power at site. Some pull through sites with less privacy but closer to beach. No website so call to reserve. Because no web reservation it's often not full when others are. Wife says it's her favorite site in wa.
Guidethe rv sites are set up on a big gravel parking lot with trees on either side. the drive through sites are in the center and just gravel. back in sites are along the edge with grass and trees backing them.
this is a very large park with much nicer spaces down the hill towards the river. (despite the name, there is no river view.) these spaces have no hook ups but lots of trees and grass as well as picnic table shelters at many. they are very nice for tent camping and will suit smaller rvs and trailers.
the olympic national forest and several beaches are just down the road.
GuideThere are 2 areas an RV section and a tent camping area, I drove through the RV area and it seems nice enough but there is no separation.
The tent section is really nice and while it does lack as much separation between sites the sites are very spacious, lots of room for bigger tents and most sites have enough trees that hammock camping shouldn’t be a problem. Several of the tent sites are on a bluff and you can hear the ocean all night, great white noise.
DOWN SIDE: it rained pretty hard my second day here and half my camp site was flooded! If I’d have put up a tent it would have been right where the water was pooling. Not all the sites had this problem, but the ones along the bluff seemed pretty wet.
ALSO - RACCOONS!!!! Lots of them and they will come right into your site and climb up on the table looking for stuff.
There are several ways to access a beach and tide pools during low tide!
To top it off there are flush toilets and showers!!!
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ScoutGreat little campsite with I think 5 tent sites. Looks like it fills up pretty quickly and doesn’t take reservations so get there early! $25 fee always seems a bit ridiculous for a tent site but happy to pay it for the pleasant night’s stay. Was very quiet when we arrived at 8pm.
Nestled in the heart of Washington, Olympic National Forest offers a stunning backdrop for tent camping enthusiasts. With its lush landscapes and diverse ecosystems, it's a perfect escape for nature lovers.
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