Riverview RV Park & Storage

This RV park has undergone a lot renovations and expansions recently. The owner still need to update the information here. The park has 22 FHU sites, with three of those being deluxe super back in sites. They have five pull through sites with the rest being back in sites. The sites are fairly close but the back ins all have a large grass area behind them for sitting. The sites are gravel with the RV pad being raised slightly. The problem is that the gravel is barely wide enough to center your tires. If you are off by an inch, your one side it going down the slope. They really need to widen the level gravel area you are parked on. The owners also have a tent/nonhook up area below the main park that is beautiful with very secluded sites surrounded by shrubs. The river is right behind. They have recently added two long pull throughs with W/E for overflow. in that area. The center of the park holds the laundry and restrooms and a large green area for playing. There is a nice little restaurant/mini mart across the road. The park was very quiet at night. The park WiFi was all right. We did need the booster for our phone. The owners are very pleasant. A nice addition to the Forks area.

Easy campground to get to and get into. Great check-in process with Leith (owner). We opted to pay for one of the pricier premium back-in sites, and it was definitely worth every, single penny. We loved our site so much that we added three more nights to our original 7 night stay. HUGE back-in site that had a beautiful, brick fire ring and backed into a corner of the woods, so we only had neighbors on our port, and they were what seemed like miles away as compared to most of the campsites we've been in. Very quiet campground and such a clean, uncluttered layout - they built this campground right! Bathrooms and laundry room were immaculate - if I ever felt inclined to eat my dinner off the floor, this would be the place. You can get bulk propane here, which was great for us, as we planned on boondocking after this stay and needed to get our tank filled. If you're into fishing, they do guided trips, or if you want to just head out on your own, it's any easy walk down to the river. If you need any fishing gear, the office has everything you could need. Also, fish cleaning station right in the campground. Looked really nice, as cleaning stations go. Wifi was hit or miss and I think the throw just didn't reach our site as well as maybe some of the other sites. Verizon signal was solid, which is everything to us since we work over the phone and can't have any dropped calls. Largest selection grocery store is in Forks (Thriftway). This campground is well situated to check out many of the area gems: Rialto Beach is 8 minutes, Third Beach is 15 minutes, Hoh Rainforest Visitor Center is 40 miles, Cape Flattery is 1.5 hours, Ruby Beach (our favorite!) is 1 hour, Sol Duc Falls & Hot Springs is 1 hour, Lake Crescent is 1 hour, Discovery Trail access is 20 minutes.

So, we originally planned to stay at a national park campground but we were getting hammered by rain. After a few days of muddy state parks, we needed a place absent of mud. This was a great choice. Leith (owner) was very helpful getting us situated and will talk your ear off (not in a bad way). The park itself has a lot of gravel and that is exactly what we were looking for. There was very little sign of it raining and the park drained very well. There is a large grass area that our dog loved and the bathrooms/laundry room were spotless. We visited Ruby Beach, in the Kalaloch area of Olympic NP, as well as the Hoh Rain Forest. All were less than an hour from the park. The town of Forks, WA is nearby and has everything you might need. If you are looking for a state park or national park feel, this probably isn’t your place. If you are looking to escape some mud or need the amenities of a nice RV park, this is a great option. However, beware, no ATT service at this location.

We booked for two nights and stay a third, the owners were great to chat with and provide some good tips on things to see in the local area. The park was quiet, clean and by far the best that we have stayed in so far. This is a good centre point if you want to explore Olympic national park and the surrounding area.

This park is nicely located so we can see everything in Olympic Park. the sites are wide enough to contain our rig and truck side by side. Bathrooms and laundry room are clean. Park is well kept. Owner's obviously love their park as they are happy and willing to help you with anything. Their WIFI is good. BUT NO CELL SERVICE. Time to disconnect at this park. However, 7 miles down the road in Forks there is cell.

We found this place in the peak of pandemic camping craziness. Leith worked her magic to find us a site that would work for us. It’s located right near the National Park. Our only trouble (and reason for leaving after only a night) is that there is ZERO AT&T service. Not any fault of the park. :)

Good location, clean, newer laundry/restroom/shower facility. Convenience store w/fuel across the street. Smoked meats available at the office. Great owner! Good area to take walks. A bit far from Forks, but worth it, close to Olympic National Park - seashore & inland. Junction of State Route 110 & County Rd, not too busy or noisy.