Dispersed Camping in Clallam County, Washington
Showing 265 locations in Clallam County.
12.4 Miles Camp
This remote backcountry campsite is located along the Hoh River Trail and requires a wilderness permit for overnight stays.
13.2 Miles Camp
A scenic riverside backcountry campsite offering primitive tent spaces for backpackers deep within the national park.
13.3 Miles Camp
Situated along the Hoh River, this primitive trail-accessible camp serves as a wilderness rest stop for long-distance hikers.
Access Rock Quarry Road
This gravel access road winds through the Olympic National Forest near Sequim, offering quiet dispersed camping opportunities.
Allen's Bar Campground
A privately-owned gravel bar camping area located directly on the Hoh River. It offers primitive, vehicle-accessible camping right on the water for a nominal daily fee paid via a self-pay station. The site is a wide-open gravel bar with no shade or developed amenities, so campers must be fully self-contained.
Anytime Fitness
A gym parking lot located in a commercial plaza near highway access, suitable for low-profile overnight stays by members.
Anytime Fitness Sequim
A standard commercial parking lot located near Anytime Fitness in Sequim. It is best suited for low-profile campervans seeking a quick overnight stay, ideally for active members of the gym.
Appleton Pass Backcountry
Appleton Pass offers remote backcountry hike-in camping along a scenic high-alpine ridge in the heart of Olympic National Park.
Appleton Pass Junction Campsite
A popular backcountry trail junction campsite, serving as a base for hikers climbing toward Appleton Pass.
Bear Camp
Bear Camp is a remote backcountry campsite situated along the upper Cameron Creek trail in the Olympic wilderness. Accessible only by foot, this site serves as a rustic staging point for backpackers traversing high-mountain passes near Mount Cameron.
Bear Creek Campground
A peaceful Washington State Department of Natural Resources campground situated just off US-101. It features clean, shaded sites surrounded by thick forest canopy and undergrowth that provides good privacy.
Beaver Creek - Forest Spur Dispersed
Scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Forest Spur near Beaver Creek in the Olympic National Forest. This area offers primitive camping in a lush, wooded environment with convenient access.
Big Flat
This hike-in wilderness spot offers a primitive camping experience along the Hoh River valley in the Olympic National Forest.
Big Timber Backcountry Camp
Hike-in backcountry campsite located along the Gray Wolf River trail in the Olympic National Forest.
Bob Creek
A secluded wilderness walk-in area located near Bob Creek, offering a quiet and undeveloped setting for foot travelers.
Bogachiel State Park
A lush, forested campground situated along the banks of the Bogachiel River on the Olympic Peninsula. It offers standard back-in sites, hiker-biker spots, clean heated restrooms, free hot showers, and a public dump station with water fill-ups.
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Boston Charlie's Camp
This remote, primitive backcountry campsite is located deep within the Olympic Wilderness along the trail network, offering stunning alpine scenery for dedicated hikers.
Bruce's Roost Campsite
A remote, high-altitude backcountry campsite offering panoramic wilderness views along the Sol Duc trail network.
C.B. Flats Group Site
A designated backcountry group campsite near Hoh Lake, designed for larger hiking parties.
Cameron Creek Southern Backcountry Pocket
A small, undeveloped tent camping area located further south along the Cameron Creek trail system, offering pristine wilderness surroundings.
Camp Ellis Primitive Camping
Camp Ellis is a primitive, hike-in campsite nestled in the quiet Olympic National Forest, offering a secluded and natural wilderness setting.
Camp Handy
A rustic hike-in backcountry campsite located along the Upper Dungeness River inside Olympic National Forest, featuring a historic shelter and flat forested tent sites.
Camp Mystery
A rustic hike-in backcountry campsite nestled in the scenic Buckhorn Wilderness of Olympic National Forest, perfect for backpackers seeking pristine wilderness solitude.
Camp Penny
A wilderness hike-in campsite situated along the scenic East Fork Quinault River Trail.
Camp Siberia (shelter)
Secluded backcountry shelter and camping area in the upper basin near LaCrosse Pass. This high-country site offers pristine alpine beauty and shelter from the elements for backpackers.
Camp Windy
Camp Windy is a remote hike-in wilderness campsite located in the Buckhorn Wilderness of the Olympic National Forest, offering scenic camping along the Mount Townsend trail system.
Canyon Creek Campsite #1
A peaceful wilderness campsite along the Canyon Creek trail loop requiring a national park wilderness permit.
Canyon Creek Campsite #2
A designated backcountry tent site surrounded by dense old-growth forest near Canyon Creek.
Canyon Creek Campsite #3
A quiet, secluded wilderness campsite accessible only via hike-in backcountry trails.
Cape Alava and Wedding Rocks Backcountry Area
Coastal wilderness backpacking camps located along the Olympic Wilderness trail system. These are strictly hike-in oceanfront sites requiring advanced backcountry permits.
Cape Resort
An established developed campground owned and operated by the Makah Tribe, situated near the water in Neah Bay. While the main RV areas can be dense and highly populated, dry camping spots are available in quieter corners of the property.
Cat Basin Stock Camp
A dedicated backcountry camp suitable for hikers and stock animals, located in the scenic Cat Basin area near the high divide.
Cedar Creek Beach Campsite
Wilderness beach camp near the mouth of Cedar Creek. Excellent location for beach exploration.
Clear Lake Backcountry Camping Area
A pristine alpine backcountry camping area located around Clear Lake in the Seven Lakes Basin. Accessible only via a strenuous trail, these sites offer exceptional scenic values and complete immersion in nature. Camping is strictly restricted to designated, marked tent sites to protect the delicate vegetation of the basin. Highly regulated to preserve its wilderness character.
Conestoga Quarters RV Park
A roadside RV park offering basic, small pull-through sites adjacent to a noisy highway corridor. It serves as a practical, no-frills stopover point for travelers arriving from the ferry.
Coppermine Bottom Campground
A quiet, rustic campground set in the lush rainforest along the Clearwater River. It features well-spaced sites nestled among large trees, including some giant old-growth spruces. Access is via a decent gravel forestry road, making it a peaceful retreat with easy river access.
Cottonwood Campground
A rustic Department of Natural Resources (DNR) campground nestled along the Hoh River, offering spacious sites with picnic tables and fire rings under a canopy of massive trees. It serves as an excellent base for exploring the nearby Hoh Rain Forest and Forks, though visitors should pack properly for damp conditions and secure food from local rodents.
Cycle Camp
A unique, donation-based community campsite built on private land near Forks, primarily designed for cyclists and motorcyclists but accommodating to travelers in small rigs. The site features exceptional hospitality with a communal outdoor kitchen, hot showers, and laundry facilities on site.
Deer Park Campground
A scenic developed campground situated high in Olympic National Park, featuring outstanding mountain vistas and a pine-wooded setting. Access is via a steep, winding, narrow 8-mile dirt road that is strictly unsuitable for RVs, trailers, or large rigs.
Diamond Meadows
Diamond Meadows is a peaceful wilderness backcountry camp along the West Fork Dosewallips River trail, accessible only by foot.
Dodger Point Camp
A remote wilderness backcountry campground situated near Dodger Point in Olympic National Park. Accessible only via a challenging, long-distance foot trail, it offers backpackers primitive camp areas surrounded by dense coniferous forest and rugged peaks.
Dose Forks Backcountry Camp
Situated along the Dosewallips River within Olympic National Park, Dose Forks is a hike-in wilderness backcountry campground requiring a national park wilderness permit.
Dose Meadows Camp
Dose Meadows Camp is a remote hike-in backcountry campsite located deep within Olympic National Park, requiring a wilderness permit for all overnight stays.
Dosewallips Campground
This walk-in campground is situated along the scenic Dosewallips River within Olympic National Park and is accessible only by hiking or bicycling 6.5 miles from the road washout.
Duncan Memorial Cedar Dispersed
Dispersed roadside camping pullouts situated along the gravel logging roads leading to the historic Duncan Memorial Big Cedar Tree near Forks. The corridor offers several quiet parking options within a dense coastal forest environment.
Dungeness Forks Campground
A rustic, tranquil developed campground situated at the lush confluence of the Dungeness and Gray Wolf rivers. Shaded heavily by evergreen conifers, this site features 10 small sites suited for tents or small campervans. The single-lane unpaved access road is steep and winding, making it highly unsuitable for larger RVs or travel trailers.
Dungeness Forks Road Dispersed Area
This zone encompasses the scenic dispersed camping pull-offs located along Dungeness Forks Road (FS-2909) near the river confluence. These sites offer a free, boondocking alternative to the nearby developed campground. The access corridor is unpaved, featuring steep pitches and potholes that require careful navigation.
Dungeness Recreation Area
This scenic county-operated recreation area sits on a bluff overlooking Puget Sound and offers direct walking access to the adjacent Dungeness National Wildlife Refuge and the famous 5-mile Dungeness Spit. It features two camping loops, with one loop dedicated to reservations and the other operating on a first-come, first-served basis.
Dungeness Road & NF-2870 Corridor
This scenic wilderness corridor along Dungeness Road and Forest Road 2870 winds through the lush Olympic National Forest. The lower portions feature spots tucked alongside the Dungeness River and small creeks, while the higher elevations along FR 2870 open up to breathtaking mountain panoramas. Camping consists of gravel pullouts, large forest clearings, and scenic overlooks near popular wilderness trailheads. Plan for slow, bumpy travel on steep gravel roads that can be rough on standard passenger cars.
East Fork Quinault Backcountry Camping
Wilderness backpacking sites situated along the scenic East Fork Quinault River trail in Olympic National Park.
Eleven Bull Basin
A remote, hike-in backcountry camping destination located deep within the Olympic National Park wilderness.
Elip Creek
Elip Creek is a remote backcountry wilderness campsite nestled along the East Fork Quinault River Trail in Olympic National Park.
Elk Lake Campground
A scenic backcountry campground nestled near Elk Lake along the Hoh River Trail route. Ideal for backpackers heading up toward the Mount Olympus high country, featuring wilderness tent sites in a deep forest setting.
Elwha River Backcountry Camping (Geyser Valley)
A collection of wilderness backcountry campsites nestled along the Elwha River, Krause Bottom, and Humes Ranch trail systems in Olympic National Park. These sites are strictly hike-in only, offering pristine forest settings, historic landmarks, and close proximity to the river. Visitors must obtain a valid National Park Service wilderness permit and strictly adhere to bear-safety food storage regulations.
Elwha River Casino
A small casino parking lot located about 20 minutes from Port Angeles. Overnight RV parking is free, but visitors must register with security inside, obtain a permit, and park in designated flat spaces.
Elwha RV Park
A well-maintained private RV park offering both full-hookup sites and secluded dry-camping options back in the wooded areas. The property features clean restrooms, a community kitchen garden, laundry facilities, and a walking path leading directly to the Elwha River.
Enchanted Valley
This remote backcountry camping destination is nestled deep in Olympic National Park and requires a thirteen-mile wilderness hike to reach.
Established Campsite
An established, basic wilderness campsite set back in the rainforest coastal woods near Hoh Head.
Established Coast Trail Campsites
Established backcountry hike-in campsites located along the coastal trail.
Falls Camp Primitive Camping
This backcountry walk-in primitive campsite is located along the Grey Wolf River within the Buckhorn Wilderness of the Olympic National Forest, offering high seclusion for hikers.
Fifteenmile Backcountry Camp
A remote, walk-in backcountry campsite located along the trail system in the scenic Olympic National Forest.
Fire Creek Campground
A secluded backcountry camping area nestled in old-growth forest along the East Fork Quinault River trail.
Five Mile Island Campsites
A beautiful backcountry campsite located five miles along the Hoh River Trail next to the river.
Flapjack Trailhead
This hike-in trailhead area offers access to the scenic wilderness trails of the Olympic Peninsula.
Forest Road 2840 Corridor
Dispersed camping corridor along Forest Road 2840 and its spurs in the Olympic National Forest. This area offers secluded spots nestled in thick forest, with select higher ridge pullouts providing panoramic views overlooking Sequim Bay. Access requires navigating narrow and overgrown tracks.
Forest Road 29 Dispersed Corridor
This zone features dispersed camping along Forest Road 29 (Sitkum-Sol Duc Road) in the Olympic National Forest, located directly across from Klahowya Campground. The area provides several large, flat gravel clearings (including a spacious former gravel pit) and smaller roadside pullouts. It offers easy paved and graded road access suitable for a wide range of vehicle sizes.
Forest Road 2999 Dispersed
A scenic corridor of dispersed sites nestled along Forest Road 2999 (NF-2999) and the nearby Hoh River gravel bars. Located just off Upper Hoh Road outside Olympic National Park, this peaceful forested area provides several roadside pullouts and a couple of larger gravel sites close to the river. The main gravel road has some steep sections and potholes but remains passable for standard vehicles in dry conditions, though accessing the lower river sites requires higher clearance.
Forest Road Spur 44b6b386
Official Forest Service spur road corridor with an improved native material surface. Offers quiet, rustic dispersed campsites surrounded by mature timber in the Olympic National Forest.
Forest Road Spur 52d9c82f
A quiet forested spur road corridor located in the Olympic National Forest near Sequim. It offers rustic roadside pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs looking for a wilderness experience near local hiking routes. This area is typically frequented by locals walking pets along the forest access roads.
Forest Spur (Olympic National Forest)
This forest spur road in the Olympic National Forest provides access to quiet dispersed camping areas near the Queets River. The gravel surface is well-graded and easily navigable for standard vehicles.
Forest Spur & Dungeness Dispersed
Quiet and scenic dispersed camping corridor located along Olympic National Forest roads. The zone offers several pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs looking for a peaceful stay nestled in the dense Pacific Northwest forest near Sequim.
Forest Spur 1D9A8CBA Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping corridor located along a native material Forest Service spur road in the Olympic National Forest, providing convenient vehicle access close to wilderness trailheads.
Forest Spur Dispersed Area
Quiet dispersed camping options located along a crushed aggregate spur road within the Olympic National Forest, offering access to wooded surroundings near Ellis Mountain.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A quiet forest road spur within the Olympic National Forest, offering primitive dispersed camping options amidst dense pine and Douglas fir. Access is along a native material dirt road suitable for passenger vehicles.
Forest Spur Dispersed
Dispersed campsites and scenic pullouts along the Forest Spur near the Olympic National Forest boundary. Pullouts in this area offer beautiful views of the Hood Canal and Mount Rainier, located near the Little Quilcene Trailhead.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A serene dispersed camping corridor along a quiet forest spur within the Olympic National Forest. This area offers standard wooded sites nestled among towering evergreen trees, providing a peaceful escape near Sequim.
Forest Spur Dispersed
This quiet Olympic National Forest spur road offers opportunities for dispersed camping in a lush wooded setting. Accessible by standard passenger cars, the natural-surface road provides simple roadside pull-offs with quick access to the surrounding wilderness.
Forest Spur Dispersed
A scenic timber-lined corridor located in Clallam County near the Olympic National Forest. This dirt road provides accessible dispersed camping within reach of local trailheads and the Sol Duc River area.
Forest Spur Road 28-280
Quiet dispersed camping corridor along Olympic National Forest Road 28-280. Level native-dirt pullouts offer private spaces nestled within a dense Olympic forest setting, located near Bear Mountain.
Forest Spur Road Dispersed
A quiet Olympic National Forest corridor offering accessible roadside dispersed camping surrounded by lush greenery. The road is well-suited for most rigs looking to explore the western Olympic Peninsula.
Forks Outfitters Gravel Lot
A large gravel parking area adjacent to the local Ace Hardware store, tolerated for temporary overnights.
Forks Stealth Street Parking
An urban neighborhood zone in Forks where travelers utilize generic street parking near industrial boundaries.
Forks Transit Center Rest Stop
A public transit center parking lot offering convenient paved spaces for overnight vehicle parking.
Geyser Valley Trail Backcountry Camping
A scenic backcountry hike-in campsite situated along the Geyser Valley Loop trail near the Elwha River.
Geyser Valley Trail Backcountry Camping
Another designated wilderness campsite along the Geyser Valley Trail, offering a primitive escape close to the river.
Gilgal Oasis RV Park
A convenient developed RV park located close to town, offering tight pull-through spots with grass separators. It features full hookups and a well-appointed clubhouse, serving as an ideal overnight stop when traveling near the Coho ferry.
Glacier Meadows
Glacier Meadows is an alpine hike-in campsite situated near the base of Mount Olympus, accessible only via a strenuous 17.4-mile hike along the Hoh River Trail.
Gladys Lake Primitive Camping
A pristine high-alpine backcountry camping destination situated along the rocky shores of Gladys Lake in Olympic National Park.
Grand Lake Camp
An official wilderness campsite located at the edge of Grand Lake, offering scenic lake views and access to backcountry trails.
Grand Pass Backcountry Campsite
A remote, hike-in backcountry campsite located near Grand Pass in Olympic National Park, requiring a wilderness permit for overnight stays.
Grand Valley Backcountry Camps
The Grand Valley backcountry area contains primitive, hike-in lakeside camps nestled within Olympic National Park. Visitors can access these scenic alpine sites via strenuous mountain trails, with wilderness permits required for all overnight stays.
Graves Creek Campground
Located in a remote section of the rainforest along the East Fork Quinault River, this developed campground provides close access to the Graves Creek Trailhead. Sites are nestled under a dense canopy of old-growth trees, offering exceptional natural surroundings and quiet nights. The narrow gravel approach road is long and not recommended for larger RVs or trailers.
Graywolf Primitive Camping
A primitive wilderness hike-in campsite along the scenic Gray Wolf River, ideal for backpackers seeking quiet isolation.
Halfway House
A remote backcountry shelter and campsite located deep in the Olympic National Park wilderness along the East Fork Quinault River trail, requiring a wilderness permit for overnight stays.
Happy Four Campsite
A designated walk-in wilderness camping area located along the Hoh River Trail.
Happy Lake Backcountry Camp
A remote hike-in backcountry camping destination located beside Happy Lake in the Olympic Mountains. Reaching the site requires a steep, strenuous trek on the Happy Lake Ridge Trail, rewarded with pristine wilderness surroundings.
Hard Rain Cafe & RV Park
A convenient private campground and RV park located directly on the road to the Hoh Rain Forest entrance. The property includes an on-site cafe and gift shop, clean restrooms, hot showers, and utility hookups, making it an excellent backup option.
Hat Camp
Hat Camp is a secluded backcountry hike-in campsite nestled in the wilderness of the Olympic Peninsula, accessible only by foot trail.
Heart o' the Hills Campground
A scenic, heavily forested developed campground located just a short drive from Port Angeles inside Olympic National Park. The facility features loops shaded by towering old-growth trees and mossy environments, with some pull-through sites available.
Heather Park Trail Backcountry Camping
A rugged hike-in backcountry camping area located along the Heather Park Trail. Accessible only on foot, this wilderness site offers exceptional alpine scenery and seclusion beneath Mount Angeles.
Highway 101 East Rest Areas
A transit corridor along Highway 101 East near Port Angeles. This zone comprises public highway rest areas and adjacent commercial parking lots suitable for short-term parking. Note that the northbound rest area is closed and blocked with concrete barriers, while the active rest area features restrooms and is heavily utilized by motorists.
Highway 101 Grass Pull-off
A large, flat grassy pull-off located directly adjacent to Highway 101, suitable for a quick overnight stop. While spacious enough for larger vehicles, it offers very little privacy and constant road noise.
Hobuck Beach RV Park And Campground
A vibrant, oceanfront campground located on the Makah Reservation near Cape Flattery. It features an open, grassy meadow for unstructured dry camping as well as dedicated full-hookup RV sites and cabins. Famed for its direct beach access, laid-back surf culture, and proximity to scenic coastal hiking trails.
Hoh Lake Backcountry Area
High-alpine backcountry camping destination near Hoh Lake in Olympic National Park. Strenuous wilderness hiking access preserves pristine natural beauty and quiet isolation.
Hoh Lake Campground
Backcountry campground situated near the shores of Hoh Lake, featuring designated tent sites in a scenic subalpine basin.
Hoh Oxbow Campground
A scenic, rustic state-managed campground situated directly on the banks of the beautiful Hoh River. It offers 8 designated dry campsites with picnic tables and fire rings, as well as vault toilets and a boat ramp for river access. A valid Washington Discover Pass is required to stay here.
Hoh Rainforest Campground
An iconic developed campground situated deep within the lush Hoh Rain Forest of Olympic National Park. Surrounded by moss-covered old-growth trees and adjacent to the Hoh River, this campground provides direct access to world-class hiking trails and the visitor center. Sites are distributed across three loops, offering a mix of forested and more open settings.
Hoh River Backcountry Camp (East)
A pristine walk-in backcountry camping area located along the scenic Hoh River.
Hoh River Backcountry Camp (West)
A hike-in wilderness campsite situated along the Hoh River Trail inside Olympic National Park.
Hoh River Dispersed Sites
A collection of primitive dispersed sites and roadside pull-outs located along the Hoh River corridor and nearby logging spurs off Highway 101 and Oil City Road. These sites range from shady riverside pull-offs to steep, rugged logging roads requiring high-clearance 4WD.
Hoh River Trail Backcountry Camp (Mile 6.5)
A designated wilderness camping clearing positioned roughly 6.5 miles up the Hoh River Trail. This primitive site is surrounded by dense ferns and towering mossy evergreens.
Hoh River Trail Backcountry Camp (Mile 7.5)
A primitive backcountry campsite situated along the Hoh River Trail. This natural clearing offers a tranquil overnight spot for backpackers journeying deeper into the rainforest wilderness.
Hoh River Trail Backcountry Camping
Stunning backcountry wilderness campsites situated along the scenic Hoh River Trail deep inside the temperate rainforest.
Hoh River Trail Backcountry Camps
A scenic corridor of primitive wilderness backpacking campsites situated along the Hoh River Trail within Olympic National Park.
Hoh River Trust Campground
This established developed campground along Owl Creek Road is managed by the Hoh River Trust and offers quiet forest camping near the river.
Hoh River Wilderness Backcountry Camping
A pristine corridor of backcountry hike-in campsites along the Hoh River Trail, requiring wilderness permits and strict adherence to food storage regulations.
Hole In The Wall / Hunger Reapt Dispersed Road
This forest corridor in the Olympic National Forest offers peaceful dispersed camping opportunities near Hunger Mountain. Accessible by most passenger vehicles, the gravel road winds through lush dense forest with multiple pullouts suitable for various rigs.
Honeymoon Meadows Camp
A popular backcountry campsite situated in a gorgeous, lush meadow along the upper West Fork Dosewallips River. It serves as an excellent base for high-country exploration and features a primitive wilderness toilet.
Hood Canal District/Quilcene, Olympic National Forest
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Horse Head Stock Site
A designated stock-friendly wilderness camp area with hitching rails, located along the upper trail.
Humes Ranch Campsites
A historic homestead site offering designated backcountry camping options within the forested Elwha River valley.
Hyak Backcountry Camp
Hyak is a remote, hike-in backcountry campsite located deep in the scenic wilderness along the Hoh River trail system.
Joyce Access Road Dispersed
This corridor along Joyce Access Road passes through Washington DNR state trust lands, providing scenic but basic dispersed camping turnouts that require a Discover Pass.
Kalaloch Campground
Kalaloch Campground is a popular coastal camping area located on a high bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Olympic National Park. It features stunning beach access, ocean views, and campsites nestled among coastal trees. Campsites are available via reservation from late spring to early autumn, transitioning to a first-come, first-served basis during the offseason. Amenities include flush toilets and potable water, though no showers are available.
Kalaloch Creek Forest Road
A scenic corridor of dispersed camping pullouts along a forest road running east of Highway 101. The lower portion of this road lies within Olympic National Park where overnight parking and camping are strictly prohibited, but dispersed camping is permitted on the upper sections managed by the Washington Department of Natural Resources and U.S. Forest Service. Standard 14-day stay limits apply past the national park boundary.
Kalaloch Ridge Road Dispersed
A secluded ridge-line route offering rustic dispersed camping pull-offs just outside Olympic National Park. The area provides a tranquil setting with forest views, though the access corridor is narrow and overgrown with dense brush.
Kilmer Road Dispersed Area
A cluster of walk-in or pull-off tent camping sites situated along Kilmer Road near the Quillayute River, surrounded by lush coastal rainforest vegetation.
Klahanie Campground
A developed Olympic National Forest campground located alongside the Calawah River, shaded by mossy maples and hemlocks. It features basic vault restrooms and designated sites near the Sitkum-Sol Duc Road corridor.
Klahowya Campground
An exceptionally lush, developed campground set deep within the Olympic Peninsula rainforest along the banks of the Sol Duc River. Surrounded by massive old-growth trees, the campground features beautifully spaced sites, picnic tables, fire rings, vault toilets, and drinking water. Several sites also offer electrical hookups, making it a comfortable base for exploring the region.
Kloshe Nanitch & Comm Site
Located along the road to the historic Kloshe Nanitch Lookout, this dispersed camping area offers pullouts in the lush Olympic National Forest. The native-material road is generally passable for standard passenger vehicles and larger rigs seeking a quiet forest stay.
Kloshe Nanitch Road Dispersed
A scenic gravel corridor climbing through the lush Olympic National Forest toward the Kloshe Nanitch Look Out. The road features several dispersed pull-offs suitable for camping, offering a peaceful forest setting near hiking trailheads and scenic vistas.
Krause Bottom Trail Backcountry Camping
This is a hike-in backcountry campsite located along the Elwha River trail system, requiring an Olympic National Park wilderness permit.
LaCrosse Pass Campsite
A rugged wilderness camp located near the high point of LaCrosse Pass, offering spectacular panoramic vistas of the surrounding glaciated peaks.
Lake Angeles Campground
Scenic backcountry wilderness campground situated at Lake Angeles, reachable only via a challenging hike-in trail within Olympic National Park.
Lake Constance Campsites
Lake Constance Campsites are remote, hike-in backcountry tent sites situated next to a pristine alpine lake beneath Mount Constance, requiring a strenuous hike to access.
Last Chance Camp
A charming, privately owned campground situated in a sunny, grassy meadow surrounded by beautiful pastures and rolling foothills near town. It provides an excellent, uncrowded alternative to packed national park campgrounds.
Lewis Campsite
Lewis Campsite is a remote, hike-in backcountry camping area located along the Hoh River Trail inside Olympic National Park.
Little Quilcene Trailhead Road Dispersed Area
This scenic corridor along the road to the Little Quilcene Trailhead offers dispersed camping pull-offs within the Olympic National Forest. The area provides a quiet, forested environment with convenient access to local hiking trails.
Little River Road Dispersed
A scenic forest corridor along Little River Road offering pullout camping. Situated on State Trust Land adjacent to Olympic National Forest, the area provides easy access to the Port Angeles region. Be aware that the road is semi-paved and can experience local target shooting activity.
Littleton Horse Camp
Peaceful developed equestrian campground nestled in a wooded setting near the Mount Muller trailhead. Features five very large, level sites equipped with fire rings and basic restroom access. While primarily designated for equestrian users, campers without horses are permitted to stay overnight under specific timing restrictions.
Lost Resort Campground and Cabins
A private campground and cabin resort operating near Lake Ozette, offering a manicured lawn setting for campers. This location serves as an excellent backup option if the nearby national park campground is full. Showers are available for a small fee during standard business hours.
Louella Cabin
This historic structure, built in 1912, offers a unique lodging experience in the Olympic National Forest. Situated in a scenic meadow and surrounded by deep forest, it serves as a comfortable base camp near the Buckhorn Wilderness. The site is accessible by vehicle year-round, though winter conditions may require traction devices.
Low Divide Camp
Low Divide Camp is a remote hike-in backcountry destination nestled in the heart of Olympic National Park. Positioned along the wilderness trail system near Mount Seattle, this site offers a pristine mountain setting for backpackers. Overnight stays require a valid wilderness permit from the National Park Service.
Lower Bridge Creek Campsites
A collection of wilderness camp spots located near the junction of Bridge Creek and the Sol Duc River.
Lower Cameron Primitive Camping
A remote, hike-in backcountry campsite located along the Cameron Creek Trail within Olympic National Park.
Lower Dungeness Trail Campsite
A quiet hike-in wilderness campsite situated along the Lower Dungeness Trail in a pristine forest environment.
Marmot Lake Camp
Marmot Lake Camp is a remote backcountry wilderness campsite situated along a scenic alpine lake in Olympic National Park, requiring a strenuous hike-in trek to access.
Martin Creek Camp
A quiet backcountry trail camp situated near Martin Creek. Provides a basic wilderness camping option for backpackers traversing the Hoh River valley.
Maynard Repeater 244 Road Dispersed
Quiet dispersed camping options located along a native-material forest road in the scenic foothills of the Olympic National Forest. The route offers peaceful, secluded turnouts surrounded by lush forest near Bear Mountain.
Mike Wikstrom RV Park
A quiet private campground situated just off US-101 north of Forks. This location offers clean, level sites with both dry camping options and hookups.
Minnie Peterson Campground
A serene Department of Natural Resources (DNR) campground nestled in a shady, moss-covered forest along Hoh River Road, serving as an excellent basecamp outside Olympic National Park. The campground provides well-spaced sites, fire rings, picnic tables, and a vault toilet. A Washington State Discover Pass is required to camp here.
Moose Lake Primitive Camping
A primitive lakeside backcountry campsite nestled in the spectacular mountain-ringed basin of Moose Lake.
Mora Campground
A lush, heavily forested campground with 94 sites set in a dense rainforest environment. Located just a short distance from the dramatic Rialto Beach and the coastal wilderness of Olympic National Park.
Mosquito Creek Camping Area
A quiet walk-in campground located near Mosquito Creek on the Olympic Peninsula.
Mount Tom Creek Campsites
A pristine backcountry walk-in campsite along the Hoh River Trail in Olympic National Park. Situated near Mount Tom Creek, this wilderness spot offers a true backpacking experience under a dense canopy of moss-draped rainforest trees.
Mouse Camp
Quiet backcountry wilderness campsite positioned deep within the Olympic National Park rainforest along the river trail.
North Ozette River
A remote, walk-in backcountry campsite located on the north side of the Ozette River along the Olympic National Park coast.
Norwegian Memorial Beach Campsite
Hike-in beach wilderness camping area located near the historic Norwegian Memorial monument.
Norwegian Memorial South Campsite
Hike-in coastal wilderness camping area with basic pit toilet facilities in the forest adjacent to the beach.
O'Neil Creek Campground
A remote wilderness backcountry campsite along the East Fork Quinault River Trail in Olympic National Park.
Oil City Road Dispersed Area
A collection of primitive dispersed sites and gravel pull-offs located along logging spurs branching off Oil City Road. These sites offer basic, no-frills overnight options on state-managed forestry land, with several clearings offering scenic mountain views. Access is generally manageable for standard vehicles, though turnarounds can be tight for longer rigs.
Olson's Resort & Mason's Lodge
Waterside resort and campground on the bay featuring direct waterfront sites, cottages, and full marina access. Conveniently located within walking distance of local dining and includes amenities such as hot showers, a laundry facility, a boat launch, fish processing, and on-site fuel.
Olympic Backcountry Camping
A backcountry hike-in camping area located in the rugged terrain near the Sitkum-Sol Duc Connector. Accessible only by foot via surrounding wilderness trails.
Olympic Coast Dispersed Spot
A scenic dispersed camping area situated on the Olympic Wilderness coast.
Olympic Coast Wilderness - Norwegian Memorial Area
A series of remote wilderness beach camping sites along the rugged Pacific coastline of the Olympic Peninsula near Forks, Washington. Access requires a multi-mile hike along the wilderness coast, passing spectacular sea stacks, rocky headlands, and dense coastal rain forests.
Olympic Discovery Trail Corridor
This quiet dispersed camping corridor along the forest access road near the Olympic Discovery Trail offers tranquil campsites tucked into the Olympic National Forest. The native material road is passenger car accessible, making it an excellent base camp for exploring the surrounding peninsula.
Olympic Foothills Backcountry Camping
A walk-in backcountry camping area located in the scenic forested terrain southeast of Port Angeles.
Olympic Forest Road Spur Dispersed
A gravel forest spur within the Olympic National Forest offering quiet dispersed camping options. Passable for standard vehicles, it provides basic wooded pull-outs near Port Angeles.
Olympic Forest Spur Dispersed
This scenic dispersed camping corridor runs along a gravel forest spur within Olympic National Forest near Forks. The surrounding lush, dense woods offer excellent privacy and peace for self-contained rigs.
Olympic National Forest - Borrow Pit Road
This zone features quiet, forested dispersed camping corridors off of Olympic National Forest roads near Sequim, Washington. The area offers secluded spots nestled in deep pine forests with close access to Bear Mountain.
Olympic National Forest - Forks Corridor
Lush dispersed camping options located along a gravel forestry road in the Olympic National Forest just east of Forks.
Olympic National Forest - Forks Spurs
Dispersed camping corridors located along forest road spurs within the Olympic National Forest near Forks, WA. Surrounded by lush, moss-draped forest scenery typical of the Olympic Peninsula, these gravel-surfaced spurs provide quiet and private dispersed sites.
Olympic National Forest - Sequim Forest Roads
This scenic corridor offers dispersed camping options along forest roads in the Olympic National Forest near Sequim. The access starts on paved roads before transitioning to native dirt and gravel spurs, which can be steep and dusty. Several pull-offs provide quiet, wooded spaces suitable for an overnight stay. While accessible by most passenger vehicles and smaller motorhomes, high-clearance is beneficial on the rougher sections.
Olympic National Forest Hike-In Camp
This is a remote hike-in wilderness campsite located in the Olympic National Forest.
Olympic National Forest Spurs
A network of dirt and gravel forest spurs within the Olympic National Forest near Sequim. These spots offer quiet, wooded dispersed camping close to the trailheads for Mount Townsend and Green Mountain.
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Olympic Wilderness Backcountry Camp (Mount Cameron)
This remote backcountry camping location is situated deep within the Olympic Wilderness near Mount Cameron, requiring a strenuous hike and a valid National Park Service permit.
Olympus Ranger Station Camp
A scenic hike-in backcountry campground located along the Hoh River Trail near the historic ranger station in Olympic National Park.
ONP Access to Upper Queets Road
Quiet dispersed camping opportunities along the access road leading to the upper Queets River section of the Olympic National Forest. The gravel route winds through lush rainforest terrain with pullouts suitable for self-contained rigs.
Owl Creek Road Dispersed
A scenic corridor of rustic dispersed sites and roadside pullouts situated along Owl Creek Road and Maple Creek Road, directly adjacent to the Hoh River and just outside the Olympic National Park boundary. Most of these clearings offer quick foot access to the riverbank, but features include tight turnaround spaces, low-hanging branches, and unlevel ground. A valid Washington State Discover Pass is required for the sections managed by the Department of Natural Resources.
Ozette Campground
A serene National Park Service campground situated directly along the shores of beautiful Lake Ozette within the Olympic Wilderness. The location offers lakeside access and serves as an excellent base for hiking coastal wilderness trails. Standard amenities include picnic tables, fire rings, and a water tap near the entrance during the summer season, though toilets are a brief walk away near the ranger station. All sites are available on a first-come, first-served basis with self-registration.
Ozette Lake Wilderness Zone
A pristine backcountry area situated on the shores of Lake Ozette within Olympic National Park. Accessing these wilderness spots requires hiking or boating, offering true wilderness isolation and scenic lakeside settings.
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Pony Bridge Camp
A scenic wilderness backcountry camp located along the East Fork Quinault River trail in Olympic National Park.
Port Angeles Urban Stealth Parking
This urban neighborhood zone in Port Angeles offers street and public parking options near local parks. Overnight stays are subject to local municipal codes, and active local disturbances have been noted in city parks.
Prior Homestead Campground
A developed county park campground off Hermison Road near Forks, offering basic amenities in a forested setting.
Pyrites Creek Camp
A remote wilderness backcountry campsite situated along the East Fork Quinault River Trail in Olympic National Park, requiring a wilderness permit for overnight stays.
Queets Campground
A secluded developed campground in the lush, mossy rainforest environment of Olympic National Park. Situated on the banks of the Queets River, the sites are flat, spacious, and heavily shaded by towering trees. Access requires negotiating a long, narrow road featuring paved and gravel sections with persistent potholes.
Quileute Oceanside Resort & RV Park
An oceanfront tribal resort and RV park offering full-hookup sites, ocean views, and tent camping areas directly along the Pacific coast.
Quileute Riverview RV Park
An affordable, full-service RV park operated by the Quileute Tribe. Located right along the river route on Leyendecker Road, this location provides a highly practical and budget-friendly basecamp with full hookups and essential utility facilities.
Rainbow's End RV Park
A fully equipped commercial RV park located directly off Highway 101 in Sequim. The park features landscaped grounds with a fish pond, fruit trees, a clubhouse with a full kitchen, clean restrooms with hot showers, and laundry facilities.
Red Lion Hotel Parking
Paid overnight parking is available in this paved hotel parking lot for a daily fee. While highly convenient for early morning ferry boarding, guests must obtain a permit at the front desk, and hotel management officially prohibits sleeping inside campers, meaning low-profile stays are required.
Rialto Beach Wilderness Backcountry Zone
This wild coastline zone is situated near Rialto Beach and the iconic Hole-in-the-Wall rock formation. Camping here offers dramatic Pacific Ocean scenery, sea stacks, and driftwood-lined beaches.
Rialto Beach Wilderness Campsites
This wilderness zone is situated along the pristine, rugged coastline of Rialto Beach within Olympic National Park. Access requires hiking in along the sandy and pebble-strewn shore, where camping is permitted on the beach past Ellen Creek. Visitors must secure a valid Olympic National Park Wilderness Permit prior to camping overnight.
Roaring Winds Primitive Campground
A remote, walk-in backcountry campsite located along the Grand Ridge Trail, offering panoramic mountain views.
Rocky Creek Campsite
A tranquil wilderness campsite situated near Rocky Creek along the Sol Duc River Trail.
Royal Lake Backcountry Camp
A pristine backcountry camping destination situated along the shores of Royal Lake within the Olympic Wilderness. This hike-in location features stunning mountain backdrops and is accessible only via the Royal Basin Trail.
RW Services RV Park
A simple, private RV park located just south of Forks, serving as a functional basecamp for exploring Olympic National Park. Features 5 full-hookup sites and 10 dry sites, alongside clean restrooms, free laundry, and picnic tables.
SALISH Trails RV & Campground Park
A clean, well-managed commercial RV park and campground situated just off the highway, ideal for travelers arriving on late ferries. The park features a pool, hot showers, laundry facilities, and a fenced dog park, though highway noise is prevalent throughout the property.
Salmon Creek Forest Roads
A series of quiet forest spurs branching off Salmon Creek Road within the Olympic National Forest, offering secluded dispersed camping. The gravel and dirt roads are generally accessible for standard passenger vehicles and smaller motorhomes.
Sand Point Wilderness Camping Area
An exceptionally scenic, remote wilderness camping area located along the rugged Pacific coastline within Olympic National Park. Access requires a multi-mile hike along coastal trails and boardwalks, with wilderness camping permitted only in designated reservation quota zones.
Second Beach Camping Area
A walk-in wilderness beach camping area situated along the rugged Pacific coastline within Olympic National Park. High-tide awareness is critical for camping on the beach.
Sequim Bay State Park
Sequim Bay State Park features wooded camping loops with quick access to the bay, scenic forest hiking trails, and clean amenities including free showers. While convenient and well-maintained, campsites can be quite small and unlevel, making them tight for larger trailers or big rigs.
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Seven Mile Group Camp
A designated backcountry camp designed for larger hiking groups, located approximately seven miles up the Sol Duc River Trail.
Shadow Mountain RV Park and Campground
A commercial RV park and campground offering a range of sites from basic unhooked meadow and gravel parking to full-hookup RV spaces. Situated right off Highway 101, it features basic amenities including restrooms, hot showers, laundry facilities, fire pits, and picnic tables, with easy access to the nearby general store.
Shelter Rock Camp
A scenic backcountry hike-in campsite nestled along the Tubal Cain Trail in the Buckhorn Wilderness of Olympic National Forest, offering pristine mountain views and creek access for backpackers.
Shi Shi Beach Camping
Coastal wilderness camping on a scenic, wild sandy beach along the Olympic Peninsula. Accessible only via hike-in wilderness trail, requiring a permit.
Sitcum Solduc Connector Road
Scenic dispersed camping opportunities along the gravel corridor of the Sitcum Solduc Connector Road in the Olympic National Forest.
Sitkum Soleduck Forest Road
A scenic asphalt forest road corridor managed by the U.S. Forest Service near Forks. This road offers immediate access into the dense temperate woods of the Olympic National Forest.
Sitkum Soleduck Road Dispersed
This scenic corridor along the Sitkum Soleduck road offers quiet, rustic dispersed camping within the lush Olympic National Forest. Access is via a gravel and native material road suitable for most passenger vehicles with careful driving.
Sitkum-Sol Duc Connector Dispersed (NF-29)
A scenic forest road corridor winding up towards Rugged Ridge and spectacular Olympic Mountain viewpoints. Multiple pullouts along this route offer highly isolated camping options, with the most dramatic vistas located on the upper ridge spurs. High-clearance vehicles are recommended for the upper sections due to narrow clearance, steep switchbacks, and overgrown branches that can scratch larger rigs.
Sitkum-Sol Duc Road Dispersed
Beautiful forested dispersed camping along the Sitkum-Sol Duc Road corridor near Hyas Creek. The area features scenic spur spots right by the water with access to small creeks, surrounded by dense Olympic Peninsula forest. While the main forest road is generally accessible, side spurs to the water are steep, tight, and can contain fallen logs or mud when wet. High-clearance vehicles are recommended for the spurs, and larger trailers should scout ahead due to limited turnaround space. Logging trucks occasionally use the main road in the mornings.
Sitkum-Sol Duc Road Dispersed
A quiet forest corridor located within the Olympic National Forest, offering dispersed camping options. This zone includes a large gravel staging lot suitable for big rigs and an old quarry/logging clearing suited for privacy. The main access road is paved but features major potholes that require careful navigation.
Sixteen Mile Camp
A remote backcountry trail camp situated along the Elwha River trail within Olympic National Park. This pristine wilderness site is accessible only by foot or stock; there is no vehicle access. Wilderness permits and bear-resistant food canisters are mandatory for all overnight stays.
Slab Camp / Deer Ridge Road Dispersed
This forested corridor along the road leading to Slab Camp and Deer Ridge trailheads offers dispersed camping options on various spurs. Surrounded by the dense conifers of Olympic National Forest, it provides quiet and scenic spots suitable for self-contained rigs.
Slab Camp Road Dispersed
A scenic forested corridor along Slab Camp Road (Forest Spur) within the Olympic National Forest. This area offers standard dispersed camping in established roadside pullouts. However, overnight camping is strictly prohibited at the trailhead parking lot, which is limited to day-use only.
Smith Place Backcountry Camp
Smith Place Campground is a historic wilderness campsite located deep within the Hoh Rain Forest. Set in a peaceful clearing under towering old-growth trees, it provides a quiet spot for backpackers looking to experience the pristine Olympic backcountry.
Snow Creek Road Dispersed Corridor
Rustic dispersed camping corridor situated along the access roads to the Snow Creek Trailhead in Olympic National Forest.
Sol Duc Crossing Campsite
A designated backcountry campsite near the river crossing, featuring established fire rings for wilderness use.
Sol Duc Falls Camp
A pristine backcountry hike-in campsite located along the Sol Duc River Trail in Olympic National Park.
Sol Duc Park Group Camp #1
A designated group campsite located in the high-alpine Sol Duc Park area, featuring toilet facilities and dramatic mountain views.
Sol Duc Park Meadow Site
An unnamed alpine clearing campsite situated in the subalpine meadows of Sol Duc Park.
Sol Duc Park Ridge Camp
A small backcountry site located on the ridge near Sol Duc Park, offering high privacy.
Sol Duc Park South Dispersed Site
A rustic backcountry campsite clearing located south of the main Sol Duc Park area.
Sol Duc River Backcountry Camping Area
A remote wilderness corridor along the Upper Sol Duc River Trail in Olympic National Park, offering numerous backcountry campsites for hikers and stock. This pristine valley features temperate rainforest scenery, rushing creeks, and access to the high-alpine Seven Lakes Basin. Backcountry permits and bear-resistant food storage are strictly required for all overnight stays.
Sol Duc River Campsite #1
The first designated backcountry camp area along the Sol Duc River Trail, ideal for an easy first-night backpacking stop.
Sol Duc River Campsite #2
A serene, designated riverside backcountry campsite along the middle stretch of the Sol Duc River Trail.
Sol Duc River Campsite #3
A peaceful backcountry campsite situated in the lush rainforest along the Sol Duc River.
Sol Duc River Campsite #4
A scenic walk-in wilderness camp nestled beside the rushing Sol Duc River.
Sol Duc Trailside Camps
A collection of wilderness backcountry campsites located along the scenic Sol Duc River trail network.
Sol Duc Valley Wilderness Backcountry
A collection of pristine backcountry hike-in campsites situated along the Sol Duc River and Canyon Creek wilderness trail network.
South Beach Campground
An open, first-come, first-served developed campground overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Olympic National Park. Features basic beachfront sites, each equipped with a picnic table and fire ring, offering immediate beach access and sunset views. Restrooms and trash disposal are available, but there is no potable water on-site. The campground operates seasonally.
South Fork Hoh Campground
A rustic state-managed campground nestled along the South Fork Hoh River. It offers six designated campsites under a dense rainforest canopy, with some sites providing direct river access. This quiet retreat serves as a convenient base for hiking the nearby South Hoh trail.
South Ozette River
A primitive, walk-in wilderness campsite situated along the south side of the Ozette River within the Olympic National Park backcountry.
Spruce Bottom Backcountry Camp
Spruce Bottom Camp is an established backcountry camp nestled in the temperate rain forest along the Hoh River Trail. This scenic site offers primitive tent flats situated beneath giant moss-covered spruce and maple trees right next to the glacial river.
State Route 112 Coastal Pullouts
A scenic coastal corridor featuring tight roadside pullouts directly off State Route 112. These spots sit immediately adjacent to the highway, offering direct footpath access to a rugged beach and beautiful sunset vistas.
Stockpile Road Forest Spurs
A network of rugged forest spurs off Stockpile Road in the Olympic National Forest. This area offers highly secluded dispersed camping sites terminating in dead-end turnarounds. Expect narrow pathways and significant potholes along the route, making it best suited for smaller, high-clearance vehicles.
Strawberry Point Camping Area
A popular wilderness wilderness coastal destination nestled along Strawberry Point.
Surfside Campland
A developed camping area located off Konopaski Heights Road in the coastal region of Forks, Washington. The location features nearby private utility hookups that are locked and not open for public use.
The Village RV
A family-run, downtown RV park located on the main street of Neah Bay. It offers affordable options ranging from dry camping to full hookup sites, sitting directly across from the local boat launch and marina.
Third Beach Camping Area
A beautiful backcountry coastal beach camping area located along the Olympic Wilderness coastline, accessed via a 1.4-mile hike from the trailhead.
Three Forks Primitive Camping
A backcountry hike-in campsite situated at the confluence of Three Forks Creek and the Gray Wolf River within Olympic National Park, requiring a strenuous hike to access.
Three Lakes Backcountry Camp
This is a remote backcountry camp located along the trail in Olympic National Park, accessible only by foot.
Three Prune Lakes Backcountry Camp
A remote, primitive backcountry camping area nestled along the subalpine ridges of Olympic National Park.
Three Rivers Resort
A privately owned commercial resort and RV park tucked into the coastal forest near La Push. It features tight, wooded camping bays alongside a restaurant, convenience store, gas station, and paid facilities. Best suited for smaller campervans due to tight turning radiuses inside the loops.
Toleak Point Camping Area
An iconic beach camping area located on the spectacular Toleak Point headland.
Townsend Creek Dispersed Camping
Dispersed camping corridor along Townsend Creek in the Olympic National Forest. This area offers primitive roadside pull-outs shaded by dense evergreen forest, providing excellent proximity to the Mount Townsend trailheads. The access road is a native material surface suitable for most passenger vehicles, though expect typical gravel and minor ruts.
Upper Cameron Backcountry Camp
A scenic backcountry campsite nestled along Upper Cameron Creek beneath rugged mountain peaks. Ideal for backpackers seeking wilderness solitude.
Upper Cameron Creek Dispersed Tent Site
A primitive dispersed tent site located just north of the main Upper Cameron Camp, providing an alternative secluded clearing near the creek.
Upper Cameron Creek Wilderness Area
A remote backcountry camping zone situated along the upper reaches of Cameron Creek in Olympic National Park. Surrounded by rugged mountain peaks, this pristine wilderness area offers primitive tent camping accessible only by foot.
Upper Clearwater Campground
A primitive DNR-managed campground located along the scenic Clearwater River, offering quiet wooded sites and basic vault toilets.
Upper Duckabush Camp
This remote backcountry campsite is located deep within the Olympic wilderness along the Upper Duckabush trail and is accessible only by foot.
Upper Sol Duc Campsite
A designated backcountry campsite located along the Upper Sol Duc River Trail. Offers quiet streamside camping deep within the old-growth forest.
Upper Sol Duc Dispersed Site
An unnamed backcountry camp clearing located near the Upper Sol Duc camp area. Hike-in only.
US-101 Olympic Coast Pullout
A scenic paved pullout along Highway 101 on the Olympic Peninsula near the Pacific coast where overnight stays are prohibited.
Washington DNR Forestry Roads (Forks)
A network of active and historic logging spur roads on Washington State Department of Natural Resources (DNR) land. The area features a mix of dense coastal forest clearings, gravel pull-offs, and an old shooting quarry. It is situated just north of La Push Road and provides quick access to Olympic Peninsula destinations.
West Boundary Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping corridor along West Boundary Road in the scenic Olympic National Forest. The road is primarily asphalt-surfaced and accessible for a wide range of vehicles seeking peaceful wooded campsites.
West Boundary Road Dispersed
Dispersed camping opportunities located along West Boundary Road within the Olympic National Forest, featuring a spacious and level packed-dirt clearing that previously served as a stone quarry.
West Snider Road Dispersed Area
A quiet dispersed camping corridor situated along West Snider Road just across the Sol Duc River from the developed campground. This forested road offers several pull-offs, varying from riverside clearings and wider gravel loops to flat spaces adjacent to an inactive administrative compound. It is highly valued as a serene, free alternative for self-contained campers seeking the deep rainforest atmosphere of the Olympic Peninsula.
West Twin Road Dispersed
This forested corridor along West Twin Road offers dispersed camping opportunities within the beautiful Olympic Peninsula region near Snider Peak.
Wolf Bar
Wolf Bar is a remote backcountry trail camp along the East Fork Quinault River, accessible only via a hike along the wilderness trail.
Yahoo Lake Campground
A quiet walk-in campground situated on the shore of Yahoo Lake within the Hoh-Clearwater State Forest. This remote destination offers secluded lakeside tent camping surrounded by dense coastal rainforest. Access requires parking at the trailhead and carrying gear to the designated sites.