A-Frame #17 Shelter near Olympic National Park

Summary:
Reconnect with the simplicity of nature at Manitou Lodge & Campground in Forks, Washington. Nearby many Olympic National Park entrances like Sol Duc Hot Springs, the Hoh Rain Forest, Cape Flattery, Rialto Beach, Ruby Beach, the Tree of Life and many more. Our centrally located refuge makes an excellent “base camp” from which you can explore the Olympic Peninsula. Hiking, fishing, and exploring, or immersing yourself in the Twilight Saga, we are the perfect escape!

The Space:
The Manitou Campground is located near beautiful La Push, a short distance from Forks. Surrounded by land owned by the Department of Natural Resources, you will feel like you are camping right in the rainforest. Our campsites boast mature evergreens that tower into the sky and make a beautiful canopy over the sites. Moss covered trees, ferns on the forest floor and all the sites and smells of nature's beauty. You're going to love this place!

The A-Frame shelters include a picnic table and a fire-pit as well as access to fresh water (short walk). Dedicated parking spots and the short walk to the shelters will make you feel like you are all alone in the forest. These sites are newly developed, bring an adventurous spirit and you will have a fantastic experience here.

-There is a rain shower for use near Site #3
-There is also a port-a-potty available as well.
-This is a basic camping shelter that is perfect for those who like to camp but don't want to bring a tent.
-Bring your own bedding (Two, 31″ mattresses included), these are primitive sites with fire pits, shared outdoor toilet and access to fresh water.
-Please keep in mind that this campsite is on private property.
-A-Frames are limited to 2 guests, or 1 family sleeping in one A Frame and driving a single vehicle.
-(Max 4 guests at a site) For parties of multiple guests and vehicles please book an additional site or contact us directly.
-To add to the beauty of our remote area, there is limited lighting. This is good to remember when you plan to arrive late after sunset.

Campfire Policies:

1. Please be aware that at any time Clallam County can ban fires (if there is a ban it will be posted at porta-potties and in front of lodge).  We are NOT located inside the National Park, so we must abide by county guidelines.
2. Please DO NOT burn any trash or put any rocks in your fire pit as it will damage the pit.
3. Please DO NOT collect or burn wood from the property.
4. Firewood bundles are available for purchase at the front of the Lodge ($7 cash can be deposited in the red box at the Lodge).

Campground Guidelines:

-No Glass Containers or bottles.
-Please use the provided restroom facilities.
-Please avoid playing loud music so that all can enjoy the natural surroundings.
-No firearms or fireworks are permitted.
-Please don’t drive at excessive speeds in the campground (This includes all motorized vehicles)
-Please clean up you campsite of all trash and debris before leaving so it can be enjoyed by the next camper.

SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 4pm (no early arrivals, please). With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience. We are only a short drive from the beautiful Rialto beach if you find yourself ahead of schedule it is worth a short visit until your place is ready.

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Step Outside and Experience the Pacific Northwest

Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA Lodging is just about as far west as you can get in the lower 48 states. The property’s hemlocks and spruce are still imposing, and there’s a Western Hemlock on the property well over 1000 years old. The grounds include wonderful trails, bits of whimsy and lovely spots to picnic.

Summer is a delight with sunshine and temperatures that rarely rise above 80 F. With winter come the fish. Local rivers (Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Hoh) offer world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. We also experience powerful winter storms which shape our coastline. It’s worth a dose of rain and wind in the face to witness one of these, especially when a couch, fire and warm bed are just a couple of minutes away.

Guest Access:
All of our campsites have their own private parking spot (near site sign). You simply park at the designated spot and take a short walk to your site to set up. Located at Tent Site #17.

The Neighborhood:
This is a quiet area with natural surroundings. We are remote and perfectly hidden from the hustle and bustle of the city.

*We are nestled in the middle of so many beautiful spots to visit here around the Olympic National Park. Only 25-30 min to the Hoh Rain Forest, 40 min to the breathtaking Sol Duc entrance to the National Park and Lake Crescent. There are numerous hikes and places to explore there. Cape Flattery, the Ozette Loop, Ruby Beach and so many more.

Other Things to Note:
*Bring your own bedding (Two, 31" mattresses included), these are primitive sites with fire pits, shared outdoor toilet and access to fresh water.

*Please keep in mind that this campsite is on private property.

*Tent sites and A-Frames are limited to 2 guests, or 1 family sleeping in one tent driving a single vehicle.
(Max 4 guests at a site) For parties of multiple guests and vehicles please book an additional site or contact us directly.

*Bring your own fire wood, or we do have bundles available for purchase.

*Use of the shower room and Rainforest shower shelter included.

*To add to the beauty of our remote area, there is limited lighting. This is good to remember when you plan to arrive late after sunset.

Campground Guidelines:

No Glass Containers or bottles.

Please use the provided restroom facilities.

Please avoid playing loud music so that all can enjoy the natural surroundings.

Please do not burn trash of any kind in the fire pits.

Please clean up you campsite of all trash and debris before leaving so it can be enjoyed by the next camper.

Dieses Apartment bietet seinen Gästen Grillmöglichkeiten. Die Rezeption ist rund um die Uhr geöffnet.

Dieses Apartment in Forks ist eine Nichtraucher-Unterkunft.