Best Glamping near Olympic National Forest
Lake Quinault hosts several glamping options near the shores of this tranquil Olympic Peninsula destination. Rain Forest Resort Village provides elevated camping experiences with electric hookups, comfortable accommodations, and stunning lakeside views. According to a camper, "The site was level, but the tongue in the back up site needed to come up a few feet. We had lots of room until others showed up. A hiking trail is right there next to the World's largest spruce tree." Coho Campground offers yurt accommodations that blend comfort with wilderness immersion. These glamping sites feature picnic tables, drinking water, and fire rings while maintaining proximity to the lush temperate rainforest environment. Kalaloch Campground includes cabin and yurt options with picnic tables and firewood available for purchase, creating a comfortable base for exploring the coastal section of Olympic National Park.
Visitors to these glamping resorts can easily access the Quinault Rainforest trails directly from their accommodations. Rain Forest Resort Village places guests next to what one visitor described as "the World's largest spruce tree" with hiking trails accessible directly from the property. The waterfront location on Lake Quinault provides opportunities for swimming and paddling during summer months. Falls Creek Campground offers glamping options with immediate access to waterfall views and riverside sites. A recent visitor mentioned, "Beautiful spots, some right on the lake. The second spot was a longer walk but totally worth it for the close walk to the lake." Dosewallips State Park's glamping accommodations remain available year-round, offering electric hookups and shower facilities while providing access to both forest and shoreline exploration opportunities along Hood Canal.
