The Cove is our absolute FAVORITE place to stay on the canal. You won't find a more accommodating…read morespot, and the camp host Mike is incredibly kind, easygoing, helpful, and quite honestly makes the place feel like a second home! The Cove is conveniently located right off the hwy and is a quick jaunt from nearby attractions. The site has a good selection of activities to keep the kids busy, a fun little trail down to the creek, and nice, clean amenities. The onsite store is an added bonus and has everything you may have forgotten to pack, plus some extra goodies you may not have known you needed. We look forward to coming here for years to come!

We had a great time there. Mike the camp host met us at our site and helped get us backed in. Every…read moretime we saw him, he always asked if there was anything that we needed or that he could do for us. The owners are super nice. On Saturday night they had a chili dog dinner for all the campers. We already made our reservations to go back in August. If you never been there before go there and you will love it

Originally wanting to go to the Staircase Rapids trail, but it's currently closed because of the…read morefire. To save our trip to the Lake Cushman area, we popped into the Skokomish Park area and paid the day fee and for an hour on a double passenger kayak. The water is so fresh and clear, very clean! The views once you're on the lake are breathtaking. We enjoyed our kayaking journey and chilled for a bit exploring the rest of the grounds after. It's a great, quiet, and safe recreational area where you can spend the day or overnight camp. The rangers in the office as you check in and the guys that help you with the kayak are all friendly and helpful. It was a great experience and we definitely plan to come back!

The location is great on a beautiful lake. Water access for boating, swimming, fishing. We did all…read more3. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Lots of stuff for kids. Clean facilities. But...it is very expensive to camp with what you get (almost $300 for 3 nites). Our campsite was VERY narrow; no privacy. It was not peaceful since they cram so many sites together and no sound barriers. The far back tent sites may be better for privacy. The single bathroom building in the middle of the loop is OLD. The toilet stalls are so small! I could barely squeeze in and out by standing beside the toilet (yuk!). The worst part is there is only ONE shower stall for all the female campers. AND you need quarters! For as much as we paid for camping, that is ridiculous. We won't camp there again. $20 for the day use area is a much better value.

We had an amazing experience here--especially as first-time RV renters…read more We arrived around 9 PM in the dark, in pouring rain, and had no idea what we were doing. The staff still came out to meet us, guided us to our spot (which they thoughtfully chose to be extra easy for beginners), and even helped us hook up electricity and water in the rain. That level of kindness and patience meant so much. Our plans changed and we ended up staying a second night, and they were just as welcoming--this time offering helpful local tips as we got more comfortable. The park itself is wonderful: * A beautiful waterfall less than a 10-minute walk away * Walkable restaurants and a coffee stand * Hot showers (a lifesaver when we couldn't get ours working ) This place made our first RV trip feel doable and enjoyable. Highly recommend--especially for anyone new to RVing

We've been coming here for 6 or 7 years now. We love the peaceful sites, big and privacy galore. We…read morestay 2 or 3 weeks just because we love the weather and serenity here. The staff is most helpful and keep the place nice. Walking areas are close by if you enjoy trails. I can't say enough good things about this place! Nice little restaurants walking distance, gas station and a mini store if you forget anything. Post office and other useful places.

Great spot for our 35 foot RV. Friendly and efficient staff. Definitely will use again.read more

It's a clean RV park with 2 significant points that I'm removing 1 star for each. 1. It's not a…read morequiet place. Near a highway and a quarry that both are very loud. I tried taking my dogs to the designated pet area and there are so many trucks and other vehicles there that the doggos were too afraid to do anything but flee the area. 2. They are extremely OCD on the rules. Everywhere you look there are rules to follow. There's wanting to keep things nice and there's a way to be way too lax... there needs to be a nice balance... this isn't it. You do know that we are on vacation here, right!? I didn't feel comfortable with just enjoying ourselves while staying here. Everywhere you look, a rule... literally... can't even take a crap without staring at a rule while taking 5 minutes to yourself. I was scolded for breaking a rule that I didn't even know existed. I won't return here... I want to enjoy my vacation... I did, but it's because we left during the day and only stayed here to sleep and cook dinner.

Came up from Olympia (approx 1 hr drive). Road is mostly paved or good gravel. Arrived at 10:30 to…read morestaircase with plenty of parking. Pit toilets at the main lot, 2-2.25 mile trail for staircase rapids loop - very kid friendly and a good distance for 4-6 yr olds (or younger with parent help). Kids liked throwing rocks in the stream after and relaxing by the water. Interesting trail post fire scenery. Rangers around if you have any questions.

Information on documents from September 2024…read more Beautiful location. Great for people of all ages.

We had a very disappointing experience at Seal Rock Campground…read more Our group of seven arrived around 1:50 p.m. and selected Sites 16 and 17, which appeared unoccupied. There was no reservation ticket or other indication that Site 16 was reserved, so we paid the fees for both sites within 30 minutes of arriving and set up camp. Around 5:30 p.m., another camper arrived and said she had paid for Site 16. She was polite and understood that the situation appeared to be a misunderstanding. Unfortunately, the campground host handled the situation very differently. Despite our explanation that there was no reservation ticket on the site when we arrived, he repeatedly suggested that we had removed the ticket and threatened that we could be banned from Olympic National Forest, despite having no evidence that we had done anything wrong. He also claimed to have been checking the campground and had seen the ticket still on the site, which made us question why he did not address the situation earlier. Rather than objectively investigating the misunderstanding, he appeared determined to assume we were at fault and dismissed our explanation. We felt unfairly judged, disrespected, and treated as dishonest without evidence. I cannot know his intentions, but the interaction left us feeling that we were not treated fairly or with basic respect. Campsite misunderstandings can happen, but they should be handled professionally. The problem was not simply that there was a dispute over the site. It was the host's accusatory, dismissive, and threatening behavior toward our group. Future campers should be aware of this experience and should consider taking photos of their campsite and any reservation or payment notices immediately upon arrival.

Pristine campground on the shores of Hood Canal in Brinnon WA. No showers but every other amenity…read moreis here. Clean and well taken care of

This is an amazing facility - from entry, directly across the road from the water, the beach and…read morethe General Store, Seabeck Conference Center is warm, inviting and beautifully arranged for guests of all ages. We attended a multi-generational gathering, over three days, and everything from the property, to the buildings/rooms, to the staff and food were excellent. The parking ample, the amenities sparse but completely satisfactory. We were most impressed by the young staff - in the dining hall and the grounds/facilities keepers - were so smiley, friendly, warm and seemed happy to be of service. We truly loved our first visit and stay and look forward to more opportunities to be at Seabeck Conference Center again.

I wanted to like this place. But its best days are clearly behind it. The family facilities were…read morebadly dated. The playground hadn't been updated in many years. Of the three swings at the main play area, one was broken. There was a single half-court basketball court. The lone tetherball pole was broken. There was a badminton court but no racquets. The food service was woefully inadequate. We had a vegetarian option, selected and paid for in advance. On day two dinner, they served us a tiny portion, perhaps 300 calories. Breakfast the third day the kitchen staff told us they were out of vegetarian food and it wouldn't be replenished that day. There was no manager of expo in the dining room at any time. Indeed, I never saw a manager or anyone besides kitchen serving staff at all during the whole weekend. The facility said no snacks were allowed for the family camp, but there were no snacks available on site at all during the weekend, a very odd omission for a family focused camp. It was an incredibly disappointing trip. The accommodations were very dated and dusty but reasonably clean. The value for the dollar was very poor. It was twice as expensive as Camp Orkila, but aside from 1960s era motel accommodation, it was inferior in every way.

https://www.hipcamp.com/en-US/land/washington-wildwood-farms-camp-gdw9hvqz…read more Wildwood Farms - Olympics Area We stayed here from 8/9-8/10 (Sat-Sun) and had such a lovely experience. Mary and Pete, the hosts, were incredibly sweet and welcoming. Our one-night stay at this beautiful Olympic-area campsite was peaceful, scenic, and well worth the visit. We loved the never-ending water faucet--supposedly the cleanest water around--paired with a gorgeous mountain view. The site came with camping chairs and a fire pit (though we couldn't use the fire pit due to seasonal burn restrictions). We especially enjoyed watching the friendly chickens roam around. Mary mentioned they're about 4 years old and still laying 6-7 eggs per 15 chickens--very impressive! Their eggs ($6/dozen) had deep yellow, vibrant yolks that were clearly organic and fresh. Yes, the chickens can be a little chatty in the morning, but it added to the charm for us. The port-a-potty was far nicer than average thanks to the scents and care Mary and Pete put into maintaining it--truly appreciated! It came stocked with toilet paper, and the water faucet (with a blue handle) was easy enough to operate once you got the hang of it. Just remember to bring your own soap or dish soap, as those aren't provided. We stayed at Campsite One, which was spacious enough for 6-8 people and offered a fantastic value. Between the friendly hosts, fresh eggs, mountain views, and peaceful farm atmosphere, this was one of the best campsites we've enjoyed--and we'd happily return.