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O'Neil Creek Campground — Olympic National Park

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CAMPER SUMMARY PRESENTED BYFord

O'Neil Creek Campground is located near Port Angeles in Olympic National Park. The area features forested terrain with a mix of trees and waterways. Temperatures range from 30°F in winter to 70°F in summer. Nearby attractions include the Hoh Rain Forest and Sol Duc Hot Springs, offering opportunities for hiking and relaxation.

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Location

O'Neil Creek Campground — Olympic National Park is located in Washington

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Directions

Graves Creek campground is located in the Quinault Rain Forest along the Graves Creek Road. This road is accessible from both the North Shore and South Shore roads that at Lake Quinault. The Lake Quinault area is accessible from Highway 101.

Coordinates

47.573831 N
123.576795 W

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Access

  • Walk-In
    Park in a lot, walk to your site.
  • Hike-In
    Backcountry sites.

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  • Tent Sites
  • Standard (Tent/RV)

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2 Reviews

Rich M.
Reviewed Sep. 6, 2019

Popular campsite on trail to the valley

O'Neil Creek is a popular spot for hikers headed to the Enchanted Valley as it is basic the half way point. The best campsite is the furthest back one under the maple tree. You have hang food up on the bear wire. If you are a hammock camper there are plenty of trees here to strap to. The creek is cool and refreshing.

If you're not too tied I would recommend continuing down the trail an extra mile or so to Pyrites Creek as it is typically less crowded.

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Lauren E.
Reviewed May. 30, 2017

Nice spot, super crowded over Memorial Day weekend

This campsite is 6.9 miles up the trail to Enchanted Valley, which has to be one of the most visually stunning places on earth.

According to the campsite map, there's only 4 spots here. But on the Saturday before Memorial Day, there had to be at least 10 groups camped here (even some morons who pitched their tent directly below the bear wire). Even with the crowd, the place was free of trash (and bears) and was quiet.

Pros: Most of the spots are right next to the river, so you can fall asleep to the sound of whitewater. Lots of flat spots. A few trees for hammocks. A privy. Bear wire. Easy river access for getting water. Clean.

Cons: None really, although I'll probably camp at one of the well-established dispersed sites within a few miles of O'Neill next time. There are some awesome-looking spots with relative privacy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What amenities are available at O'Neil Creek Campground?

O'Neil Creek Campground offers basic backcountry amenities. The site includes bear wires for hanging food safely away from wildlife. The campground is situated alongside a creek, providing a water source (though treatment is advised). There are approximately 4 official campsites according to the campground map, though it can get crowded during peak seasons. The location is primarily designed for tent camping with ample trees for hammock campers.

Are there photos available of O'Neil Creek Campground?

The Dyrt likely has some photos of O'Neil Creek Campground on its platform. For the most current and comprehensive collection of images, check the official Olympic National Park website or contact the park visitor center. Since this is a backcountry site about 6.9 miles up the trail to Enchanted Valley, photos may be limited compared to more accessible frontcountry campgrounds. Visitors planning a trip may benefit from viewing available images to better prepare for the backcountry camping experience.

What do reviews say about O'Neil Creek Campground?

O'Neil Creek Campground is described as a popular stopping point for hikers headed to the Enchanted Valley, functioning as approximately the halfway point on that trek. The campground receives positive ratings for its natural setting. The most desirable campsite is noted to be the furthest back one situated under a maple tree. Visitors appreciate the creek access and the surrounding natural beauty, with the area described as being in one of the most visually stunning places on earth.

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