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Kalaloch Group Campsite

Oceanfront Campsite in Olympic National Park

Gather seaside. Sleep under the stars. The Kalaloch group campsite offers the best of both worlds: unforgettable coastal scenery and convenient access to modern comforts. Perched on a scenic bluff overlooking Kalaloch’s legendary driftwood-lined beaches, it’s the perfect place to connect with nature.

Just a quarter mile south of Kalaloch Lodge off Highway 101, campers can easily walk to the Kalaloch Mercantile for supplies, stop by the gift shop for souvenirs, or enjoy a hot meal at Creekside Restaurant after a day of adventure.

Group Campsite Reservations

Reservations for the Kalaloch Group Campsite open on a 13-month rolling basis, with new arrival dates becoming available each day. Once your arrival date is available to book, you may reserve the campsite for up to 7 consecutive nights.

Because reservations can extend for up to 7 nights, a newly opened arrival date may already be unavailable if the campsite is occupied by a reservation that began on an earlier date.

A few things to keep in mind:
• Reservations open 13 months before your arrival date.
• New arrival dates become available daily.
• Stays may be reserved for up to 7 consecutive nights.
• Arrival dates cannot be booked before they enter the 13-month reservation window.
• Availability is not guaranteed when a new arrival date opens, as an existing stay may overlap with that date.

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Contact

Kalaloch Lodge
157151 US-101
Forks, WA 98331
(866) 662-9928

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Check-in: 12pm
Open seasonally

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  • A yellow tent, white van, and chairs set up at a grassy campsite on Olympic Peninsula under a clear blue sky.
  • Two tents and picnic tables on grassy area overlooking Kalaloch Beach and ocean under a clear blue sky.
  • Two people observe tide pools and sea anemones on rocky coastal terrain at Olympic National Park.
  • Two people sit on driftwood on Ruby Beach with waves and large sea stacks in the background.
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A yellow tent, white van, and chairs set up at a grassy campsite on Olympic Peninsula under a clear blue sky.
Two tents and picnic tables on grassy area overlooking Kalaloch Beach and ocean under a clear blue sky.Two people observe tide pools and sea anemones on rocky coastal terrain at Olympic National Park.
Two people sit on driftwood on Ruby Beach with waves and large sea stacks in the background.

  • Kalaloch Group Campsite with ocean waves and clear blue sky.
  • Yellow tent, white camper van, picnic tables, and chairs near Kalaloch Beach with ocean waves and trees in the background.
Kalaloch Group Campsite with ocean waves and clear blue sky.Yellow tent, white camper van, picnic tables, and chairs near Kalaloch Beach with ocean waves and trees in the background.

Features

Our campsite requires a minimum of 10 people, 30 people maximum per group. There are no onsite RV hookups.

  • Space for three small RVs or six to eight tents
  • One water tap
  • Picnic tables
  • Fire ring
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  • Campsites

    • Space for three small RVs or six to eight tents
    • One water tap
    • Vault toilet

  • General

    • Firewood and supplies available at Kalaloch Mercantile
    • Fire ring
    • Picnic tables

Two people walk along Kalaloch Beach at sunrise, with sunlight streaming through trees in the background.
  • Check-out time is noon.
  • All rates based on the 10 people minimum, any additional adults will be subject to a $2 per person per night fee. This is not calculated in the total cost and will be billed at check-in.
  • Cancellations made within 48 hours prior to the day of your arrival will result in a forfeit of your deposit. To change, cancel, or modify your reservation, you must contact (866) 662-9928, option 2. A $20 fee will be charged to your method of payment if you decide to cancel your reservation after booking.
  • Plan ahead! Visit the National Park Service website for current details and guidelines on camping within Olympic National Park.
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Taste the flavors of the Pacific Northwest at our ocean-view restaurant.
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People watch and photograph a whales tail emerging from the ocean water.

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From whale watching to tide pooling, stargazing, and more, adventure surrounds you.
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