Rain Forest Resort Village

We were able to get an RV spot at 8:00 at night. Price was $68, not $45 as it says on here but nice service and the Salmon House restaurant was right by the camp!

The campsites are so close together there is no privacy at all and when it rains your setting in a giant mud puddle. The only bathroom open was a port-a-potty a block away and they are only cleaned once a week. No showers open but pay showers at the laundry mat a block away. No Verizon cell service so only Wi-Fi that kicks you out every 20 minutes and is only available 9am to 9pm. I don't think I'll be coming back.

Check in was good. Make sure if you can find a spot to check in. Go to the store/ check in office. The trick is turn left across the road, into the signs that say private property, do not enter. No signs indicate that this Rainforest Resort...I think this needs to be changed in my opinion. The sites are mixed of grass some gravel and some mix of each. The site was level, but the tongue in the back up site, needed to come up a few feet. See picture. We had lots of room until others showed up. A bit close then. No sewer, so plan for that. Good location. A hiking trail is right there next to the World's largest spruce tree. Walk from your site and get some nice time on the lake.

Very pretty resort on the lake and next to the worlds largest spruce tree. Plenty of trails to walk from here too. Unfortunately raining, misty and cold on our days here, so missed out on much of this beauty. The lodges here have a great view of the lake.

Campgrounds nearby were closed, so had to come here. Price for all sites was $72 after tax in 2024. Has electric and water, limited wifi in campground. Took site 31. Sites were close together but luckily no neighbors for us. Lake is nice, Lake Crescent is much better if you're looking for a pretty lake to swim. Big Sitka spruce nearby. 31 sites total. Some cabins and whatnot available. Expensive camp store exists.

In a bust area so lots of tourists and traffic. Lake was nice. camp spaces were really close and cramped. No sewage or dump station. Restrooms were dirty and only one shower. The shower had a poor spout but water got real hot which was nice. coin operated 25 cents for 3 mins. only a few shady spots. sites are level and close hiking trails.

Nice campground. Had to buy 30 amp converter so we could plug in our 120 to charge our batteries. Pay showers, not the most private. Disappointed in other campers not cleaning up after their dogs. Only campsite around with power that we found. Nice tourist attractions tree on property

Another campground on our trip with the mobile home. We received a very friendly and helpful welcome, but we were surprised at the $65. As we noticed on our trip, the RV sites with electricity and water are also available for less than $30. As the second guests, we were able to occupy the place directly on the lake. Wifi just reached over from the main house. The sanitary facilities are a bit older but still good, you can throw in another 50 cents for the shower. It was nice and quiet and beautiful by the lake and once the world's largest spruce, was overwhelming.

We were lucky the rv spots were not full, otherwise it would have been too crowded. Overall beautiful spot, near the lake, great hiking. Only issue was that the closest dump site was an hour away. No internet or cell service.

We had some salmon at the restaurant right by the sites. The cesar salad 🥗 had a little too much dressing, and went down kinda slow 🦥 It made me a little gassy. But, nonetheless, it was delicious😋 The campsites were great, and the tree was big

We had our hearts set on a spot at the coast and after learning everything was taken (FCFS until Memorial Weekend), this was the closest open option. The staff are super nice and helpful and the location next to the lake is unbeatable. However, we found it to lack any privacy - the spaces are incredibly close - and the wind blowing off the lake isn’t pleasant. Felt like we were in the weather jet stream the whole weekend! The biggest drawback, especially in light of the chilly wind, is that there aren’t any fire pits. Only above ground fires allowed (ie bring your own pit). We did take a hike to beautiful Falls Creek. Highlight of the trip!

Site has water and electrical. Right by the lake and a short walk to the Largest Spruce Tree in the World. Nearby Restaurant and store, slightly more expensive than expected.