Falls Creek Campground

The campground is very nice. The restroom situation is ridiculous. It is way too small for the number of sites available. When we were there the men’s restroom was down to one useable fixture.

The campsite was wonderful, so beautiful, close to water and short distance to bathrooms. We really enjoyed this area.

Very nice campground, trails, and town. It would be nice to have more direction and information on the World's Largest Spruce Tree and Tree of Life.

Compact but cozy, with a lovely view near the lake.

Great site, a little secluded with ferns surrounding the tent pad. Closer to the road though, so you will hear cars passing by. No Verizon service.

We had a wonderful stay at Falls Creek. The campsites were well maintained with a picnic table and fire pit. The bathrooms had flushing toilets that were well maintained. There were multiple areas in the campground that had beach access to Lake Quinault for swimming and kayaking. We did not have cell service (ATT) but that was exactly what we wanted. The camp host and park rangers were very friendly and helpful. We could also collect firewood there which was a plus.

We loved our time at Fall’s Creek. We were sad to see two ancient trees had been cut down!

This campground is tucked into the trees, well fitted out with showers and flush toilets. We walked on all of the trails, especially liked the one that led to the lighthouse.

Everything was perfect.

While pretty full during my 9/11-9/15 stay, it was quiet, that bathrooms were serviceable, and the sites private feeling and well maintained. On Friday and Saturday night there were a lot more barking/howling dogs, but that's just a dog owner thing common to the pnw.