Are you the owner for this park? Make it a featured listing and be seen in the top search results!
The Driftwood RV Resort and Campground
Overview
Overview
The Driftwood RV Resort and Campground in Copalis Beach, Washington places travelers directly along the wild and rugged Pacific coastline of the Olympic Peninsula. This coastal destination offers a classic Washington shore experience where towering evergreens meet sweeping ocean vistas. Visitors arriving here can expect the distinct maritime climate, misty mornings, and salt-air breezes that define Grays Harbor County.
Location & Surroundings
Situated off State Route 109, this campground serves as a convenient stop for drivers navigating the scenic coastal highway between Aberdeen and Ocean Shores. The surrounding landscape features dense temperate rainforests, shifting sand dunes, and the nearby flow of the Copalis River. Travelers frequently encounter overcast skies, frequent rainfall during the cooler months, and brisk winds rolling straight off the Pacific Ocean.
Amenities & Park Features
Because specific on-site infrastructure details such as electrical pedestals, water hookups, and sewer connections are not explicitly stated by the name, visitors should verify these specifics directly prior to arrival. Prospective guests should call ahead to confirm operational camp features, including site dimensions, pull-through availability, laundry facilities, restroom access, and any seasonal operating schedules or vehicle length restrictions.
Nearby Attractions & Things to Do
Outdoor enthusiasts will find plenty to explore within a short drive from the property. The wide, drivable sands of Copalis Beach provide opportunities for razor clam digging, beachcombing, and storm watching during the winter months. Just north lies the vast expanse of the Olympic National Park and Olympic National Forest, offering deep-woods hiking trails, river fishing, and dramatic temperate rainforest ecosystems worth discovering.
Who This Park Is Best For
This location suits road-trippers, nature photographers, and beachcombers looking to experience the raw beauty of the Washington coast without being trapped in heavy urban centers. It appeals particularly to travelers who appreciate quiet coastal environments, maritime weather, and proximity to public lands rather than heavily commercialized resort settings or urban tourist hubs.
Reviews
Mike Kash
Bathrooms were great, very nice. The trail that followes the river was a nice quiet walk, wish I had more time to go farther. My only disappointment was having a worker right behind us the whole time building a retaining wall. But we would go there again.
Corrie Hayes
We've been to Ocean shore several times, but the first time we actually stayed in an RV park with our camper. Loved it! Had toured several previously, and been on site with friends. Campground is very clean, has several more private parking sites, and was all around comfortable and convenient! And, the two individuals manning the entrance when we arrived were beyond friendly and helpful. We'll certainly come back again.
Amy King
I have stayed here numerous times and LOVE it! We usually have a group of friends with 2 to 3 trailers and it is always a fun and relaxing time. The bathrooms are large and clean as well as the property. The spaces are large so you feel like you have some privacy without others too close. The staff is super friendly and helpful and the owner is very hands on. Good people that have become good friends!
Casey Yardley
The staff were welcoming and friendly when we stayed the first week of June. We loved the cleanliness of the area and buildings. They have the cleanest and nicest bathroom facilities we have ever experienced. Quick access to forest and trails through the park. And a nice dog wash in the facilities that made pup clean up easy. Definitely will be staying again next time we are in the area.
Beth Lynn
Well maintained gated and quiet campground with friendly host. We will definitely come back.