Olympic Adventure Campground

We’re on a girls roadtrip and this place was phenomenal! The bathrooms were so clean and the showers were so nice! We had the added bonus of talking to the owner who is down to earth and has a treasure trove of awesome stories. 10/10 recommend!

Located next to Highway 101 means easy access but very noisy 24/7. Unreliable WiFi—stayed 5 days and had about a 60% access.

Must pay $5 to use shower (with limited hours).

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5/5 — We’ll Definitely Be Back

Olympic Adventure Campground is an absolute gem on the Olympic Peninsula. The location near Forks is perfect — close to rivers, trails, and all the beauty of the rainforest, yet quiet and peaceful enough to truly disconnect.

The infrastructure is excellent: spacious RV sites, reliable hookups, clean restrooms, and well‑maintained facilities throughout the property. You can tell the owners put real care into keeping everything running smoothly.

What really sets this place apart is the natural setting. Tall evergreens, privacy between sites, and that classic Pacific Northwest atmosphere make it feel like you’re camping deep in the forest while still having all the comforts you need.

We had a fantastic stay and will definitely return. Highly recommended for anyone exploring the Olympic Peninsula.

Just spent the night here last night on a bike packing trip from Tacoma to La Push, hands down the nicest campsite I've seen on my entire trip.

The people who run the campground put a lot of love into it, it's obvious as soon as you get there. Also VERY NICE bathrooms and a fun shop too.

Thank you for the great stay!

We stayed at Olympic Adventure Campground in a tent site and had a mixed experience. The location was great—close to a scenic walking trail and a charming little bridge. The hosts were friendly and easygoing, and the main office offered a nice selection of groceries and fun little knickknacks. The bathrooms were impressively clean, which we really appreciated.

However, the sites were very open with little to no privacy between neighbors. We were also disappointed that the site layout had changed without notice—despite paying for two adjacent sites, we were given two with a road between them. Additionally, the owners charged sales tax on groceries, which isn’t allowed under WAC 458-20-244.

Overall, while there were some great aspects, there were a few issues that left us a bit frustrated. A little more transparency and attention to site details would really improve the experience.