Quinault enchants with towering temperate rainforests and glassy Lake Quinault in Olympic National Forest. Thirteen RV parks anchor your stay here, steps from hiking trails and trout-filled waters. Park your rig to chase adventures on the Quinault River or paddle under ancient cedars.
Quinault hunkers in the Olympic Peninsula's lush core, where Lake Quinault reflects massive Sitka spruces and Douglas firs. Anglers troll for cutthroat trout from its shores, while hikers tackle the 5-mile Lakeshore Trail past maple groves heavy with moss. Spot the Quinault Big Cedar Tree, a 600-year-old behemoth just off South Shore Road.
Willaby Campground perches on Lake Quinault's edge and suits budget campers with its $25 nightly rate, dump station, pet-friendly sites, and drinking water. Rain Forest Resort Village draws families seeking WiFi, hot showers, pet allowances, and sewer hookups for $39 to $45 a night. Groups claim spots at Graves Creek Tent Campground, pet lovers head to Campbell Tree Grove Campground, and Rain Forest Resort caters to resort-style stays amid the trees.
Quinault stands out for its vast temperate rainforest and Lake Quinault. The area shelters the Quinault Big Cedar Tree, a 600-year-old giant reachable by short trail. Visitors paddle the lake, fish the Quinault River for salmon, or hike moss-draped paths in Olympic National Forest.
Find top spots like Willaby Campground and Rain Forest Resort Village right in Quinault. Willaby sits on Lake Quinault with a dump station and pets allowed for $25 a night. Rain Forest Resort Village adds WiFi, showers, and sewer hookups at $39 to $45 nightly.
Yes, pets find welcome at several Quinault RV parks. Willaby Campground, Rain Forest Resort Village, and Campbell Tree Grove Campground all allow dogs on leashes. Check specific rules, as some sites limit numbers or require proof of vaccinations.
