Mora Campground

Mora is so quiet and lovely. Even though the sites are close to each other, they still feel secluded because of the thick understory.

Quick tip: Make sure to take your own soap/sanitizer to the restroom - it didn’t have any stocked. Quiet time is 10pm and it is QUIET. My friends and I were whispering while playing a board game. Also, I have ATT and there was no service; no big deal for me just a heads up.

The location is great! It was about 1 hour-ish to The Hoh, and right around the corner from Rialto Beach and La Push.

I understand that lack of soap in the restrooms is likely due to animals, but it feels really irresponsible to not have soap in the restrooms, especially during a pandemic. Remember to bring your own soap to the bathroom! Other than that, its a perfectly lovely campground that is not packed together. Very Quiet, very peaceful.

1) Rangers seem more interested in leaving nasty grams for visitors than seems logical. If there are bears then why are there no bear lockers?
2) trails not well maintained and maps poorly depict the trails ( Slough trail is not a loop).
3) no river access in entire "on the river" campground that lists fishing as an activity on the campground activities list.
4) low bathroom capacity due to second bathroom (unisex) being locked for no apparent reason.

I gave this campground a 3 rating, because of the lack of HOST hours, and only two bathroom stalls shared between 40 campsites. There is a host on the premises, just with very reduced hours. The campsites are lovely, clean and most have good privacy. The 3 rating is due to campers firing up a large open propane fire pit when fires were illegal, and the website clearly states that only propane stoves for cooking are allowed. Also, a large group (3 campsites worth) stayed up talking loudly and laughing until midnight their first night in camp, and the next morning were running a noisy remote car through the loop road. Our HOST was unavailable. No Ranger to talk to until the next morning (he was very nice and took care of business!). We were a group of 5, and we reserved 3 campsites, but used A04 as our home base. It has parallel parking and was large enough to accommodate a tall 25' camper, 17' van, and backed in another 14' vehicle. Level ground for sleeping in vehicles and space for a 4-person tall tent. We were there the week of 25 August 2021, and it was sunny, warm and perfect weather for us. No rain in sight. Approximately 2 miles to Rialto Beach. Jones Pond, across Mora Rd from the campground, was dried up but still an interesting short trail to stroll looking for mushrooms and ferns. Campground is populated with beautiful Hemlocks and Sitka Spruce. The Hemlocks needles "rained" down on us all week so I'm sure we ate some - probably filled with antioxidants : ) Be aware there are large Devil's Claw plants in the campground. Don't tangle with them! In Forks the Outfitters Grocery Store has ice and pretty good bakery cake, plus almost anything else you'll need.

We loved that it felt like we were in our own little world with the trees above us and the beach so close. If you can book here, do it. Would recommend to anyone looking for a seaside adventure.

Great place; beautiful surroundings; clean bathrooms.

Beautiful campground that is so close to Rialto Beach. We were able to get out early for low tide and had a wonderful experience. We also liked that we were near Forks in case we needed anything. Our site was private, yet still close to the bath house. We had a wonderful time!

It was tucked away and not very crowded. Definitely will go back.

Great spot near Rialto Beach. Not a fan of Forks, but I did like this place.

Pretty campsite and spacious. There was a very large and loud group who continued yelling in the evening. In the morning, they picked right up with coughing (?) so loudly that it carried across the campsite. I really did want to love this campsite and would have for the location and for the sites if not for this.