Camping

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Starry night at Deer Park Campground.

NPS Photo/Zaidel.

Deer Park Campground

At 5,400 feet in elevation, Deer Park boasts mountain views and starry skies. With a steep and winding gravel access road, Deer Park is not RV accessible.

Status: Open

• Open: June - mid October, dependent on road conditions and snow melt.
• Reservations: First-come, first-served. Self register at the campground.
• Sites and Fees: 14 total sites, $15 per night
• RVs: Tents only
• Facilities: Pit toilets available, no potable water, no trash cans
• Accessible: Yes
• View Deer Park area information

 

Campsite near Lake Crescent in Fairholme Campground.

NPS photo/D. Archuleta.

Fairholme Campground

Neighboring Lake Crescent, Fairholme includes lakeside campsites and a nearby boat launch.

Status: Open

• Open: May 23 - September 15, 2025
• Reservations: Reservations required May 23 - September 15, 2025
  • First come, first serve outside of the reservation period.
    • Self register at the campground.
  • Check recreation.gov for campsite reservation options.
  • Sites may be reserved up to 6 months, 2 weeks, or 4 days in advance.
  • Any unreserved sites may be registered in person for one night only at the B Loop registration board.
• Sites and Fees: 88 total sites, $24 per night, $10 dump station fee
• RVs: Sites for 21 feet, some sites up to 35 feet
• Facilities: Flush toilets, potable water, and dump station
• Accessible: Yes
• View Lake Crescent area brochure

 

Campsite in Graves Creek Campground.

NPS Photo/K. Campbell.

Graves Creek Campground

Located in the Quinault Rain Forest, relax near a serene stream at Graves Creek Campground.

Due to a washout on South Shore Road, travelers must take North Shore Road to reach Graves Creek Campground and Trailhead.

Status: Open

• Open: Year round. May close temporarily during severe weather events.
• Reservations: First-come, first-served. Self register at the campground.
• Sites and Fees: 30 total sites, $20 per night.
• RVs: Due to road conditions, RVs and trailers not allowed.
• Facilities: Pit toilets and no running water.
• Accessible: Yes
• View Quinault area information

 

Tent campers in Heart O' the Hills Campground.

NPS Photo/J. Burger.

Heart O' the Hills Campground

Surrounded by old growth forest, Heart O' the Hills offers summer ranger programs and great family fun.

Status: Open

• Open: Year round. Walk-in only during heavy snowfall.
• Reservations: First-come, first-served. Self register at the campground.
• Sites and Fees: 97 total sites, $24 per night.
• RVs: Sites for 21 feet, a few for 35 feet. No dump station.
• Facilities: Flush toilets and potable water.
• Accessible: Yes
• View Heart O' the Hills area information

 

RV in Hoh Campground.

NPS Photo/C. Bubar.

Hoh Rain Forest Campground

Surround yourself with moss and ancient trees in this temperate rain forest. Hoh Rain Forest Campground offers summer ranger programs and some riverside campsites along the Hoh River.

Status: Open

• Open: Year round. May close temporarily during severe weather conditions.
• Reservations: Reservations required June 13 - September 8, 2025
  • First come, first serve outside of the reservation period.
    • Self register at the campground.
  • Check recreation.gov for campsite reservation options.
  • Sites may be reserved up to 6 months, 2 weeks, or 4 days in advance.
  • Any unreserved sites may be registered in person for one night only at the B Loop registration board on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Sites and Fees: 78 total sites, $24 per night.
• RVs: Sites for 21 feet, a few up to 35 feet. No dump station.
• Facilities: Flush toilets and potable water.
• Accessible: Yes
• View Hoh Rain Forest area information

 

Bluff site at Kalaloch Campground.

NPS Photo/C. Bubar.

Kalaloch Campground

Oceanside camp at Kalaloch with some sites overlooking the Pacific Ocean.

Status: Open

Due to severe bluff erosion, the following campsites have been closed permanently: A18, D24, D31, D33, E6 and E9.

• Open: Year round. May close temporarily during severe weather conditions.
• Reservations: Reservations required May 16 - September 25, 2025
  • First come, first serve outside of the reservation period.
    • Self register at the campground.
  • Check recreation.gov for campsite reservation options.
  • Sites may be reserved up to 6 months, 2 weeks, or 4 days in advance.
• Sites and Fees: 170 total sites, $24 per night, dump station is $10 per use.
• RVs: Sites for 21 feet, a few for 35 feet.
• Facilities: Flush toilets, potable water, and dump station.
• Accessible: Yes for facilities. No accessible beach access trails.
• View Kalaloch area brochure

 

Campsite in Log Cabin Resort.

Log Cabin Resort RV & Campground

Log Cabin Resort offers a variety of campsites next to Lake Crescent including full hook-up RV sites, group tent camping (4 tent pads), bike-in tent sites, and ADA tent sites.

Status: Open

• Open: Mid May - late September, 2025
• Reservations: Please call 888-896-3818 to reserve a tent or RV site.
• Sites and Fees: 38 total sites, $25-$44 per night depending on campsite and amenities
• RVs: Sites for up to 35 feet. RV sites offer full hookups with electricity and sewer.
• Facilities: Restrooms with flush toilets and showers; potable water; laundry.
• Accessible: Yes
• View Log Cabin Resort website.

 

Campsite in Mora Campground.

NPS Photo/D. Archuleta

Mora Campground

Situated in a coastal forest, some sites offer views of the Quillayute River. Mora is located two miles from Rialto Beach.

Status: Open

• Open: Year round. May close temporarily during severe weather conditions.
• Reservations: Reservations required May 23 - September 15, 2025
  • First come, first serve outside of the reservation period.
    • Self register at the campground.
  • Check recreation.gov for campsite reservation options.
  • Sites may be reserved up to 6 months, 2 weeks, or 4 days in advance.
  • Any unreserved sites may be registered in person for one night only at the B Loop registration board on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Sites and Fees: 94 total sites, $24 per night, dump station is $10 per use.
• RVs: Sites for 21 feet, a few for 35 feet.
• Facilities: Flush toilets, potable water, and dump station.
• Accessible: Yes
• View Mora area information

 

Campsite in North Fork Campground.

NPS Photo/R. McKenna.

North Fork Campground

Surrounded by temperate rain forest, this small and remote campground is a great spot for campers seeking solitude.

Due to a washout on South Shore Road, travelers must take North Shore Road to reach North Fork Campground and Trailhead.

Status: Open

• Open: Year round. May close temporarily during severe weather conditions.
• Reservations: First-come, first-served. Self register at the campground.
• Sites and Fees: 9 total sites, $20 per night.
• RVs: Not recommended for RVs and trailers.
• Facilities: Pit toilets and no running water.
• Accessible: Accessible vault toilet at trailhead, campground not accessible.
• View Quinault area information

 

Campsite in Ozette Campground.

NPS Photo/K. Campbell.

Ozette Campground

Adjacent to Lake Ozette, this small campground is great for those that enjoy lakeside camping and water activities.

Status: Open

• Open: Year round. May close temporarily during severe weather conditions. Some sites flood in winter.
• Reservations: First-come, first-served. Self register at the campground.
• Sites and Fees: 15 total sites, $20 per night.
• RVs: Sites for 21 feet.
• Facilities: Pit toilets, potable water. Primitive in winter months.
• Accessible: Yes
• View Ozette area information

 

Tent in the Queets Campground.

NPS Photo/K. Campbell.

Queets Campground

Relax in this secluded campground near the Queets River. This campground is only accessible from the Upper Queets Road due to a past mudslide.

Status: Open

• Open: Year round. May close temporarily during severe weather conditions.
• Reservations: First-come, first-served. Self register at the campground.
• Sites and Fees: 20 total sites, $15 per night.
• RVs: RVs and trailers not recommended.
• Facilities: Pit toilets and no running water.
• Accessible: Accessible vault toilet only, campground not accessible
• View Queets area brochure

 

Group campers in Sol Duc Campground.

NPS Photo.

Sol Duc Hot Springs RV Park & Campground

Enjoy riverside camping in old-growth forest at Sol Duc. Sol Duc Hot Springs RV Park & Campground are both operated by Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort.

Status: Open

• Open: March 21 - October 29, 2025;
  Primitive camping in Loop A begins on March 21. Loop B will be open April 22 - October 27, 2025. The campground may close temporarily due to severe weather conditions.
• Reservations: Reservations required March 21 - October 29, 2025
  • Check recreation.gov for campsite reservation options.
  • Sites may be reserved up to 6 months in advance.
  • Any unreserved or cancelled sites will be sold at the Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Sites and Fees:
  • Campground: 82 total sites, $33/night; dump station is $10 per use.
  • RV Park: Hook ups available. Gravel parking lot with 17 RV sites. Limited privacy. Back-in spaces only. $58/night.
  • RVs: Campground sites can accommodate 21 feet, a few for 35 feet. The RV Park can accommodate vehicles from 26 feet to 36 feet.
• Facilities: The 17 RV Park sites offer water and electric hookups. The campground has flush toilets and running water. Restrooms are located in the campground only.
• Accessible: Yes
• View Sol Duc area brochure

 

Campsite at South Beach Campground.

NPS Photo/C. Bubar.

South Beach Campground

Positioned on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean, South Beach offers panoramic ocean views and beach access.

Status: Open

• Open: Mid May - mid October, 2025
• Reservations: First-come, first-served. Self register at the campground.
• Sites and Fees: 55 total sites, $20 per night.
• RVs: Sites for 21 feet, a few for 35 feet.
• Facilities: No potable water. Flush toilets available.
• Accessible: Flush toilets are not wheelchair accessible. No handicap beach access trails.
• View Kalaloch area brochure

 

Tent in Staircase Campground.

NPS Photo/R. McKenna.

Staircase Campground

Camp near the Skokomish River and enjoy old-growth forest at Staircase. Summer ranger programs and riverside campsites available.

Status: Closed due to Bear Gulch Fire

• Open: Seasonally. Starting approximately October 15, the campground will have no flush toilets or potable water as it becomes winterized. The campground will close for the winter on November 1st, 2025.
• Reservations: Reservations required May 23 - September 8, 2025
  • First come, first serve outside of the reservation period.
    • Self register at the campground.
  • Check recreation.gov for campsite reservation options.
  • Sites may be reserved up to 6 months in advance.
• Sites and Fees: 49 total sites, $24 per night.
• RVs: Sites for 21 feet, a few for 35 feet.
• Facilities: Flush toilets and potable water available when campground is open
• Accessible: Yes
• View Staircase area brochure and campground map

 

Regulations

• Per site limit is 8 people, wheels must be on pavement where available.
• Camping limit is 14 consecutive days in the park per year; Kalaloch Campground, Mora Campground, and Hoh Campground limit is 7 days during the reservation window through peak season.
• Campground quiet hours are 10:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
• Checkout time is 11:00 AM.
• Vehicle camping is only allowed in authorized campgrounds in the park.
• Pets are permitted on a leash (up to 6 feet long) in campgrounds, picnic areas and parking lots as well as:
  • Rialto Beach (for 1/2 mile to Ellen Creek)
  • Kalaloch beaches
  • Peabody Creek Trail
  • Madison Falls Trail
  • Spruce Railroad Trail
• Pets are prohibited in park buildings, all other trails, and in the wilderness. Pet excrement must be collected and put in trash receptacles.
• Feeding wildlife is prohibited for animal health and your safety.
• Hunting or disturbing wildlife is prohibited in national parks.
• All fireworks and explosives are prohibited in the park.
• Visitors may possess firearms in the park in compliance with Washington State regulations.
  • All firearms use, including target shooting and hunting, is prohibited within the park

 

Backpacking

Do you want to camp off the grid and in the backcountry? Visit our backpacking page to plan your wilderness adventure!

 

Group Sites

Reservations are required for group campsites.

• Kalaloch: [phone]. Phone reservations only, 10 person minimum, 30 maximum, 7 day maximum stay, $40 a night up to 10 people, $2 per additional person. Pit toilets, water, limited parking, no beach access.

• Sol Duc: Reserve at www.recreation.gov or call [phone]. Organized groups only, 24 person and 8 stock maximum, 7 day maximum stay, $43 a night though fee may vary by date. Vault toilets. Closest water at ranger station.

• Additional group campsites are also available for online reservation during peak season at Kalaloch Campground, Mora Campground, and the Hoh Campground through recreation.gov.

Food Storage

Birds, rodents, bears and other common wildlife learn to search for any available food or scented item. Protect your property and help maintain healthy wildlife by securing food, dirty dishes, garbage and other smelly items. Please store all food and scented items in your car trunk or an animal-proof food storage locker when not in use. Do not leave food, dishes, garbage or other smelly items unattended at your campsite. Keep a clean camp 24 hours a day!

Firewood

In campgrounds where wood is not available for sale by concession services, visitors may collect dead and down wood (smaller than 6" diameter) within 100 feet of campgrounds. Wood must be collected below 3,500 feet in elevation.