Olympic National Park/Mora

Annette Lowder

Easy to get a site without a reservation mid September. Sites are fine. Rialto beach is a 2 mile drive from the campground.

Kandyce Peveto

This campground is beautiful, the sites are clean, the bathrooms are clean. It's also pretty quiet as the only road nearby just goes to Rialto. It's perfectly located to get to Forks, Rialto beach, La Push, etc. But, there is nothing to do at the campground. No river access and no trail to Rialto. The trail to the pond was almost completely overgrown. Everything required driving. There is no soap for hand washing in the bathrooms so bring your own. There is devils club growing all around the campsites and it hurts very bad if you bump into it. The yellow jackets were pretty bad.

Hanh Luong

The campground itself is very traditional, next to the river and pretty. The beach on the other hand was a madhouse. We couldn’t even get to the beach because there was no parking. People were parked all the way back at the first bridge before entering the parking lot at the beach itself. Maybe it was just extra busy that we can do too Lapush celebrating it’s traditional summer canoe races. Lucky we were able to pop on over to Lapush to enjoy some beach time before heading home.

Patrick Lantz

Not my favorite campground in Olympia NP but it’s still close to Rialto and La Push beaches. Very pretty but many spots are small and awkward for tent/campfire.

Christina Morrison Beck

Roomy campsites and close proximity to Rialto Beach. Some of the best bathroom facilities, super clean, and easy to find. We cant wait to go back.