Kalaloch

About

Kalaloch Campground is located on the southwest coast of the Olympic Peninsula within Olympic National Park, positioned on a high bluff adjacent to the Pacific Ocean. The campground features 170 sites spread across multiple loops (A through F) set within a peaceful coastal forest. While sites are not directly on the beach, several overlook the water, and trails descend approximately 40 feet to beach access points. The area offers diverse coastal recreation including tide pool exploration, beachcombing, and wildlife viewing. The mile-long Kalaloch Creek Nature Trail follows the creek through forest to the ocean. Several numbered beaches provide access to the shoreline, where visitors may spot western gulls, bald eagles, puffins, sea otters, and occasionally whales or dolphins offshore. Accessible lookout points are available at Ruby Beach and Beach 4. Fishing and shellfish harvesting are permitted under state and park regulations. The campground has experienced significant bluff erosion in recent years, affecting some popular oceanfront sites in various loops. Due to hazard trees and coastal conditions, certain loops close during winter months. The Hoh Rain Forest, Quinault, and the town of Forks are within a 45-minute drive.

Directions

Located on Highway 101, 34 miles south of Forks, Washington, and 73 miles north of Aberdeen, Washington.