Graves Creek Campground — Olympic National Park

The site was large and had a couple of cool amenities. It was nice to have tables at each site, but the paving made staking a tent impossible. Additionally, it was 20 a night for a fairly middle of nowhere site. Saw a bear while visiting.

when I was younger between 5 and 10 years old we practically lived at Graves Creek every weekend.  We lived in Aberdeen so the trek was no biggy, plus back then you could haul a trailer in!  Don't understand why the restrooms are closed or even the water source by the bathroom?

We enjoyed our stay, got lucky with our spot, ferns all the way aound us and towering trees made a warm day enjoyable. Steps away from the creek feeding into lake Quinault was cold and swift. Enjoyable all together.

Super quiet stay, on the weekend and it was only half full. Beautiful area. Pony bridge is a must see!!! Campground is right on the river. Many spots with great view of it. It is primitive, they don’t have running water, and one pit toilet. But it looked like they are setting up for running water and flushing toilets soon. Bummer if you ask me, means more people.

This campground is one our favorites close by spots. It has plenty of spots and right near a running creek east of lake quinault.no trailers and rvs are allowed out here due to the narrow gravel roads and small spaces. Its a bit away from the lake but nice. No hook ups. The hiking trail head starts just a short walk away.

Wow! What a find this was. We had planned to go to Willaby Campground down the road but discovered it was closed. We saw that Graves Creek was at the end of the road (about 20 miles down) so decided to go for it even though it might be closed. 

The road getting there is a bit narrow and bumpy which was made even more exciting by the fact that it was dark and rainy. We got there and it was totally empty and wide open. 

We took site 2 which is right on the river and beautiful. Sites 1-5 are on the river and there is a whole section of the campground we didn't even notice until the next day and there, sites 17-20 are on the river. 

Really beautiful, very plush place to camp. During the off season, the whole campground becomes first come first serve which is pretty great for those of us who don't like to plan ahead very much. 

There is a trailhead about.5 mile down the road with some great hikes through the rainforest.

Spent one night on 4/22/19, granted it’s still early in the season, the camp hasn’t been very maintained. The drive from Quinault is partly paved but mostly dirt road with lots of potholes. I love how secluded it is, and i’m sure it’s well kept in the summer but this was too early.

We stayed here during our trip to Olympic National Park. The campground was in one of the National Park's rainforest areas and felt quite magical. The sites are first come, but we didn't have trouble getting a site in late September. There is no potable water, so make sure to bring what you need or filter from the Quinault River. You do have to travel down a gravel road to get to the campsite. Just a bit further down the road is the trailhead to a few hikes. We did the Pony Bridge 5 mile out and back hike, which was beautifyl! The lack of potable water and shower facilities is a bit of a down side, but the beauty of the campgrounds makes up for that!

I stayed here twice around July 4th this year, and couldn't believe the was space available! You can't make reservations, but the ranger at the Quinault Ranger Station told us there were spots available, so it may be worth stopping there to ask if they have any info on space.

The campground has one working bathroom but no sinks or potable water. Sites 1-5 and 17-20 are my favorites because they back up on the river.

There is a beautiful (and freezing) swimming hole behind the campground, and this time of year its bursting with huckleberries :)

It was a great experience. The rainforest was beautiful and there is a one mile nature hike near the campground and several trailheads close by. And just down the road is the largest spruce tree in the world. The bathrooms were a bit rough but the campground had a lot of open spaces.

I loved this campground! Deep into the Quinault Rainforest, about 6 miles of unpaved road before you reach the campground. There is a river nearby, but only about 2-3 sites back up to it. The campsites are quite open, so not a ton of privacy, but the bathrooms were functional and clean. I arrived at 6pm on a Wednesday and there were about 7-8 sites available. I stayed in spot A25, which is on the opposite side of the river, but the views of the mossy trees and ferns were enough for me! Not surprised that I woke up to heavy rain in the middle of the night, since it is a rainforest. I'd love to stay here again!

Set aside the Quinault River, this spacious campground is 2 miles from where you park as of Sept 2016 and sits at the trailhead to the Enchanted Valley. The bathrooms are a little rough but the scenery is unbelievable. The spots all have fire rings and tables and are well spaced. because it is now a 2 mile walk, we didn't encounter very many people here but were told it fills up on busy weekends and holidays.

This was a campground that we passed during our time in Olympic national park, and as we checked out the sites we decided we want to camp here. Just the drive to the campground was beautiful! The sites were wooded and a good number of them were on a river. We saw a great deal of wildlife in the campground as we checked it out as well. There were a couple neat hikes in the area that we did.