Mora Campground

Just what we were looking for in a National Park Campground... tidy camping spot, clean and update bathroom facilities and close access to Rialto Beach. While it was overcast for virtually the entire time we were there, it was a pleasant respite from the sweltering temperature of inland areas and the cities. Close proximity to Hole In The Wall and Rialto Beach, plus a chance to hang with vampires in Forks, WA. So much to love about this experience...

Mora Campground is amazing! Even with the burn ban, our family was able to have the ultimate camping experience. Perfect weather, hiking, mountain biking, beaches...our 3 elementary aged boys had a blast; one even said, "thank you Mommy for taking us here!!" while hiking through the Hall of Mosses - definitely worth the drive and wait. Maybe saw 2 mosquitos the whole time, helped to have a canopy at our site to always have a place to be dry, since we were tent camping and the weather is damp, even when not raining. Also, bring extra dish towels/socks for kids - once something gets wet, it will still be wet, even after hang-drying for 48 hours! We dried our kids clothes on top of our car's defroster during day trips. A great trip overall, we will definitely be back in future years!

We actually didn’t even stay because the tent pad was just a few road and pretty loud with no privacy.

Nice spacious sites, close to beautiful beach and good restrooms.

We reserved three nights at Mora Campground. We must have made an error when reserving, because our site turned out to be the Handicap Accessible site. We were surprised that we were able to reserve the site without providing any information to show we qualified (we do not, other than being over 65). Because of the nature of the site, it was not very private and was right across the the bathrooms - not that bad except that the newly renovated bathrooms include some super-sonic sounding toilet flushes that we could easily hear from our site in the morning, especially since they kept the doors propped open. We enjoyed driving to Rialto beach and saw wildlife from the breakwater separating the river from ocean (bald eagles, osprey, ducks and otter). First beach and La Push are unimpressive. Second beach is beautiful and worth the walk. Third beach - ? don't know, no parking available and Rangers ticketing illegally parked vehicles. We left after two nights to take a shot at getting a site a South Beach in Kalaloch (on a Monday) - score! We camped with a 20ft trailer and pickup - many sites at Mora would be a very tight fit. Check site descriptions.

Wonderful place , needs more restrooms for the amount of people visiting. There are only 3 restrooms in the campground area . no showers . The loop A with 20 sites were I camped shared a restroom with 2 other loops for 52 sites in total. The men's room had 1 urinal and 1 toilet , waiting in line (with face masks) seemed to be common. Out at Rialto beach area the restroom with water was closed and only thing available was 1 men's and 1 women's pit toilets for a very crowded area.

Mora is a pleasant campground, with big trees and nice sites. We left 2 chairs and a folding table to mark our site while we were out during the day, and they were stolen.
Also, I would be more likely to walk to Rialto Beach if there was a pedestrian trail. The road is narrow with no shoulder.

The only downfall with this Campground is the female camp host was not friendly.

Really enjoyed our stay at Mora. The location was central to the Olympic experience we wanted (Hoh rainforest, Mount Storm King, and Rialto beach). Large site, clean restrooms, beautiful OLD trees.

Too many people in a close space, bathrooms were not kept clean. There was a fire ban when it was raining every day, ridiculous!! Staff at the checkin was rude and dismissive.