Forks, WA
Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort
Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort's 32 cabins sit in a meadow at the end of Sol Duc Road, steps from natural hot mineral pools inside Olympic National Park. Rustic cabins —…
Olympic Peninsula · Washington
Private campsites & glamping in Forks, WA
Forks is the Olympic Peninsula's logging-town basecamp, 15 minutes from La Push's beaches and an hour from the Hoh Rainforest. It is famous as the Twilight setting, but its real draw is location: nowhere else puts the Hoh, Rialto Beach, Sol Duc, and Kalaloch all within day-trip range. Stock up here — it is the last real grocery before the coast.
The Hoh Rainforest's Hall of Mosses trail is the essential visit — arrive before 10am in summer to beat the entry lines. Rialto Beach's Hole-in-the-Wall hike and the Sol Duc hot springs make a perfect two-day pairing with a Forks-area stay.
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Forks, WA
Kalaloch Lodge
Kalaloch Lodge is the only oceanfront lodging inside Olympic National Park, with bluff cabins perched above the driftwood beaches of the wild Washington coast. Bluff and…
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Camping in Forks: FAQs
How far is Forks from Seattle?
About 3.5–4 hours via the Edmonds–Kingston ferry and US-101, or around 4.5 hours driving around via Olympia.
What is the Hoh Rainforest?
A temperate rainforest in Olympic National Park with 12+ feet of annual rain, moss-draped old growth, and Roosevelt elk. The Hall of Mosses (0.8 mi) and Spruce Nature Trail (1.2 mi) are the classic walks.
When is Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort open?
Typically late March through late October; the mineral pools and 32 cabins are the draw, with the Sol Duc Falls trailhead nearby.
Can I see the Twilight sights in Forks?
Yes — the town leans into it with themed shops and photo stops, but most visitors come for the rainforest and beaches.
Is Kalaloch near Forks?
About 35 miles south on US-101 — roughly 45 minutes. It pairs well with a Ruby Beach sunset on the same day.