Olympic Adventure Camp

We arrived mid afternoon, convenient location to unhook and get to Hoh Rainforest. Very clean sites. Highly recommend this place!

We were referred here by another campground who was sold out. Turned out t look be a great find. John was friendly & easy to work with. Our site was level & spacious. Even a large area to park our utow vehicle.

My wife and I drove past this place last year when they were building it and thought it woud be a great place to stay for going to the Hoh rain forest. She made the reservation and I did the driving. I was hoping there would be septic at the sites but there was not to this site. Some of the sites do have septic. The water connection is a shared connection with site 17. Luckily I did have an extra 50' water hose to make the connection. The roads and sites are all graveled and appear to be close to level. There was a $9.80 a night service fee that I have no idea what it was for. The location is great but the entrance can sneak up on you. I drove right past when I was first arriving. I also feel the entrance might need to be widened a bit if they were busy. They do have a dump station, but it is not free. It goes to a holding tank that they have to pay to have pumped out.
Forks is a neat little town and I enjoyed giving them some of our business. There is easily 2 to 3 days worth of stuff to do from this location.

We spent a week here with family the second week of August. Its only a year old, the owners built it. It has a nice main building; lobby, gift shop, small item store, and showers. The owners are very helpful. We saw a Class A in one of the site having trouble leveling, the owner got his loader and brought over a load gravel and compacted it so they could get the rig level. There is 1 cabin, about 20+ RV sites and several tent sites. It is near the road but the trees do a good job of blocking the sound, it sounded like the ocean to me. We were in sites 6&7 which is a large gravel area with large long logs separating them, with hooks ups at the back. It contains sites 3-7 and are W&E. There are FHU sites in the other side with more tree separation between the sites. We had some 90 degree days and were happy with our sites as we were in shade a 2PM and the other sites had sun all afternoon. There is a dump station but it only a holding tank and he has to have it hauled out so there's a fee. We didn't need to dump as our rig has large tanks. Our other family members just went over to a vacant site and dumped and paid a small fee, the FHU sites cost more hence the fee. They have wi-fi, but we had such good cell coverage we used that and were able to stream movies for the kids.

All in all we had a great time. Its a great central place for the Hoh rain forest, the beach, Sol Duc, and many other places. We would definitely stay here again.

Very nice host.
The entrance in a bit hidden when coming from Forks, and there is no sign, so approach slowly.
The showers require tokens. There was no WiFi reception at our spot.