From easily accessible campgrounds with amenities to remote sites only accessible by hiking trails, there’s a camp in Olympic National Park to fit any camper’s style.
Backpacking
Backpacking offers a great chance to really get in touch with nature. It’s also the only way to get to some of the more remote sites in the park. Backpacking’s the way to go if you’re looking to get away from the crowds.
RVing
Driving straight in to the campsite is an option for all RV-capable camp sites, making this great option for beginners or people with limited mobility.
Amenities
Here’s a sampling of what is offered by the campgrounds at Olympic. Amenities vary by campground, so be sure to check the individual campground for more details.
- Fire pits & firewood
- Accessible restrooms & pit toilets
- Picnic tables
- RV dump stations
- Animal-proof food storage
- Potable water
Fees & Reservations
Most campgrounds are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The only exception is the Kalalock campground during the summer season. For Kalaloch during the summer, online reservations can be made through recreation.gov.
Fees vary by campground, but all are between $15-22 per site per night. Campground fees are separate from and not included in the park entrance. Fees can be paid at campground self-service stations.