Forks, Washington, lures Twilight fans and rainforest seekers with its misty Olympic Peninsula vibes. The town serves as gateway to the Hoh Rainforest's towering trees and mossy trails. Park your RV at one of 37 directory-listed spots, then chase vampires by day and stargaze by night.
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Forks skyrocketed to fame as the Twilight saga's foggy hometown. Fans swarm Forks High School on East E Street and snap photos at the Dazzled by Twilight store on Forks Avenue. Just 15 miles east, the Hoh Rainforest unfolds with the Hall of Mosses trail and Spruce Nature Trail, where ferns carpet the forest floor. Rialto Beach tempts with driftwood-strewn shores and Hole-in-the-Wall sea stacks at low tide.
RV parks anchor your Olympic adventures. Hoh Campground in Olympic National Park suits groups with pets; water hookups run $24 to $48 per night. Klahowya Campground welcomes big rigs, offers a dump station and drinking water from $10 nightly. HOH Rain Forest Campground starts at $17 a night near the trails, while Forks 101 RV Park provides easy town access for Twilight tours.
Forks gained worldwide fame as the setting for Stephenie Meyer's Twilight saga. Fans visit Forks High School, the official Twilight tour starting point, and the visitor center on Highway 101. The town's proximity to Olympic National Park's Hoh Rainforest adds epic hikes through mossy giants and fern-filled groves to its vampire allure.
Hoh Campground, Klahowya Campground, HOH Rain Forest Campground, and Forks 101 RV Park top the list near Forks. Hoh sits inside Olympic National Park with group sites and water hookups. Klahowya offers big-rig access and a dump station along the Sol Duc River.
Hoh Campground allows pets on leashes and provides pet-friendly sites with water hookups. Several of the 37 directory parks welcome dogs, including spots near Rialto Beach trails. Always check park rules for restrictions during peak Twilight season.