US Forest Service · Washington campground guide
The numbers
Fee range
$22–$28/night
Season open
May through October
RV size limit
Up to 32 ft
Reservation window
6 months ahead via Recreation.gov
The insider read
Lake Quinault rainforest. World's largest Sitka Spruce (191 ft) 5 min. Historic Lake Quinault Lodge restaurant.
Original analysis from PickRV — synthesised from public sources you can verify, pulling the operational details competitor guides typically skip.
Verify at fs.usda.govOn site
Book it right
PickRV doesn't handle campground bookings — reserve direct through the official channel so policies and cancellations flow through one record.
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Every fact above is sourced from the managing agency's canonical page. Cross-check fee, season, and size limit before you depend on them.
Match the campground's size limit and hookup level to a vehicle category, then plan the rest of the trip.
Keep exploring
Near Grayland
StateInsider tip · Razor clam digging — open seasons announced by WDFW. Drive-on beach (with permit). Quieter than Ocean Shores.
Near Kent
PrivateInsider tip · Closest full-hookup camp to Seattle (15 min). Sounder Train to Downtown 5 min from camp. Pet-friendly + pool.
Near Forks
NPSInsider tip · Inside the Hoh Rainforest — 12+ ft annual rain. Sphagnum moss-draped maples. The Hall of Mosses 0.8-mile trail leaves visitor center. Bring serious rain gear even in August.
Near Kalaloch
NPSInsider tip · Bluff-top sites on the Olympic Pacific coast. Tree of Life (root system over a 25-ft eroded gap) is 1 mile north of camp.
Your next step
Falls Creek Campground (Lake Quinault · Olympic NF) takes rigs up to 32 ft, so what you arrive in decides whether the loop works at all. If you don't own one, the same trip runs on a motorhome rented in Washington.
Nothing in Washington is bookable today — PickRV opens for bookings on October 25. Dated requests are what we take to owners, so give us the window you actually want — you get one email the day a rig covers it, and nothing else.
Nearby & related
Sourced costs, campground directories, and the places worth a detour — the next layer of Washington trip planning.
Before you go
Washington rules
Verified 2026-05-10
