Topographic map around Hoh Campground
National Park ~4 hr 15 min from Seattle

Hoh Campground

RV campground in the heart of the Hoh Rain Forest with moss-draped old-growth trees, family trails, and nightly ranger programs.

RV Sites
78
reported RV sites
Max Length
35 ft
Confirm the selected site
Hookups
None
dry camping
Surface
Paved
site surface
Dump Station
Not available
Plan a separate dump stop
Reservation
Seasonal
Availability varies
Why Visit

Hoh Campground

The Hoh Rain Forest is one of the last temperate rainforests in the US, and this campground drops you right into it. Massive Sitka spruce and big-leaf maple draped in lime-green moss surround every site. The Hall of Mosses loop is an easy half-mile wonder for young kids, and the Hoh River runs just steps away.

18113 Upper Hoh Rd, Forks, WA 98331
~4 hr 15 min from Seattle · 216 mi
Recreation.gov · Seasonal reservations required June 12–September 6, 2026; first-come outside that period
Entrance passes generally do not cover camping fees
Campground Specs

Details that matter for your rig

Maneuverability
Reported moderate
Review the operator map for your loop
Cell Coverage
Not confirmed
Check your carrier map
Generators
Restricted
Designated hours only
Site Surface
Paved
Check conditions at check-in
Dump Station
Not available
Plan a separate dump stop
Hookups
None
Bring full tanks
Things to Do

Activities at Hoh Campground

🥾 Hiking 🎣 Fishing 🏊 Swimming 🚣 Kayaking 🏖️ Beach ⛵ Boating 🛝 Playground

On-site & nearby activities

  • Hall of Mosses Trail (0.8 mi easy loop)
  • Hoh River Trail (flat, family-friendly)
  • Minnie Peterson Trail (4.4 mi easy)
  • Ranger-led programs and Junior Ranger
  • Hoh River bank exploration
  • Wildlife viewing (Roosevelt elk)
National Park

One of Washington's crown jewels

Hoh Campground sits at the heart of the Hoh Rain Forest, one of the largest temperate rainforests in the United States, receiving up to 14 feet of rainfall per year and carpeted in thick mats of club moss and ferns. The Hoh River corridor supports one of the largest intact Roosevelt elk herds in the Pacific Northwest, and the valley is one of the quietest natural soundscapes in the lower 48 states. From camp, the Hoh River Trail stretches 17 miles into the Olympic high country, connecting old-growth rainforest to glaciated alpine terrain in a single continuous wilderness corridor.

Facilities

What's on-site

🚻
Toilets
Flush toilets
🚿
Showers
Not available
💧
Drinking Water
Available
🔥
Fire Pits
Listed as available
Flush toilets and drinking water are available, but no showers on site. Fire pits are listed as available; check current fire restrictions with the operator.
Insider Knowledge

Site recommendations from the field

Practical guidance assembled from current operator maps, park pages, and clearly identified community observations.

🗺️

Loop B has the widest, flattest sites and best RV manoeuvrability — request sites 50–75 for the most space. Sites 1–25 in Loop A put you closest to the Hoh River and are most scenic but can be damp in wet weather. The Hall of Mosses trailhead is a short walk from any site. Raingear is essential year-round; morning mist clears by midday in summer.

Ready to book?

Plan your visit to Hoh Campground

Seasonal reservations required June 12–September 6, 2026; first-come outside that period. Confirm current rules, site dimensions, and conditions with the operator. Booking and availability are handled externally.

Camping rules
Information sourced from official park agencies and publicly available data. Conditions, fees, and availability change — verify details directly with the campground before your visit.