Forks 101 RV Park

The new managers here are very friendly! Great location.

This is a small RV park located in Forks, just across the street from the grocery and hardware store. Sites are all open (no trees) and close together, so there is no privacy. There are several dilapidated single-wide mobile homes and derelict motorhomes that are either on the property or on property right next door. Either way, the view leaves something to be desired.

A dump station is available for $5 (really, it is just the hookup area for a site that is too small to fit anything, so they use it as a dump station). The water is clean and tastes very good.

I believe the price is half off if you are an Passport America member.

We did not stay here, but used the dump station and filled our water a few times.

We were able to pull our fifth wheel in and get situated rather quickly, the grass pad is a bit uneven, but served our purposes well. The weather was phenomenal while we were there, so we enjoyed using this as our home base to jump up to Neah Bay and Cape Flattery. Also the La Push beaches are close by and totally worth the short trip out.

DO NOT use the dumpsters close to the permanent residents. I told my son to take out the garbage without thinking twice and he put some garbage in the resident dumpsters. There was hell to pay with a guy freaking out and spray painting on his dumpster that it was "private". That was a bit unnerving to say the least.

Facilities are older but functional, shower had hot water, but not the best drainage system. The washers and driers work ok for the $ but not all were working, that sort of thing. We also had a power outage and I thought something was wrong with my rig until neighboring RVs came back and helped out with some intel.

I'd stay here again because the area is awesome and the people in the area are friendly. I was able to work all week despite a slower upload speed via Verizon. Their provided wifi was spotty away from the office, so don't count on that.

This is a perfectly acceptable RV park, whose primary advantage is location. It is convenient to the beaches in La Push, and convenient to shopping if you need to pick up a few necessities. Other than that, not much to say for it.

We were having problems finding a place to stay during the peak of summer and this place was available. The staff was really nice and despite being close to 101 it was fairly quiet. We use a cell booster.

We had planned to stay at Kalaloch Beach Campground but our generator died so we needed hook-ups. This park is right in the town of Forks, on Hwy 101. The owner was very friendly and informative. They accept Passport America and during off-season there are no restrictions. We had a nice long pull-thru site that was open and sunny so we decided to stay two nights. We went to Rialto Beach and LaPush; there is also access to Hoh Rain Forest and Port Angeles is about 60 miles away. Turns out Forks is the town featured in the Twilight Saga books (apparently the author wrote them here) but none of the filming was done here. Our neighbors were here to fish for CoHo salmon and they had very good luck; they shared some salmon with us and it tasted amazing - caught and cooked on the same day.

Forks is a little one horse town. Nothing great going on here but a great place to explore Olympia New owner Jennifer is a sweetheart and working hard planting and upgrading the grounds making it more visual appealing. It's already cute. The park is in town. Right across the street is grocery store, hardware store, gas station etc. Showers are free and wonderful. Small park and good Wi-Fi and cell signal. I would stay here again if in the area. Thank you Jennifer for your warm hospitality. Also, when space permits, the owner does allow travelers to dump tanks and fill water tank for a small fee. If anyone has dry camped around the area, you know the shortage of sanidumps and drinking water fill stations.

We already had reservations here but when a tweeker entered our coach and made himself at home back in Sequim, we needed to add a few days on the front end of our stay. Luckily there had been a cancellation and we could get into our spot early. And upon hearing of our situation, the owner even gave a us a small discount besides a nice place to recover from our traumatic experience.

Ever since we arrived, we've been nothing but happy with our stay. Our site is way in the back so it's really quiet. The sites are all grass in our section and large too. Plenty of room for our motorhome and toad with room to spare. We could easily park another RV between us and our neighbors. There's a grocery/hardware/sporting goods store right across the highway, along with a good Italian joint with pizza. Propane can be had at ACE hardware about a mile away. Even saw them filling an RV.

Not much to complain about. Yeah, there's long term residents in mobile home but they're quiet even if a couple of the homes are a bit run down. The rates are a bit high but considering the location near the National Park, probably competitive. But plenty to do and see around Forks and if you're a Twilight fan, this is your Mecca. 4.5 stars!

This is a grass field with FHU’s. Primitive showers/bath, no activities on site. Overpriced for value received. We used it as a base as we visited various areas of Olympic N.P., still a lot of driving. Not very pleasing to look at, but it was fairly quiet and staff very friendly. There is a laundry on site , $2 per load.

We wouldn’t stay here because it’s not our type of campground. But perfect for people are looking for something convenient off hwy and in the middle of town. It cost $15 to dump. We just pulled into an empty site, dumped and left. Office was quite friendly. Park looked clean and seemed quiet. Grassy sites, overhead trees. Some mobile homes on site. A row of bushy trees blocked the view of a couple of them. Sites were not level.