The serene atmosphere here at chinook really helps me im recovering from a traumatic fall and just…read moreknowing good vibes and great people are there to help make it so much less stressful. I love how patient the people are how helpful they are everything. Love coming here and will continue to come her. I tell everyone I meet to stop by they have a little of everything for everyone!!!

The Chinook Pharmacy sits on a corner in an unassuming brick storefront that is very uninviting…read morefrom the street. DO NOT MISS THIS GEM! Once inside you soon realize its like the Tardis, it just keeps going. They have all sorts of great gift items, many local made, whether Twilight, Tribal, Bigfoot, or Pacific Northwest related- all at great prices and a really good selection! I loved this store!

Fiddleheads is our family's favorite go-to for fun gifts and decor. We love their products, the…read morecharming atmosphere and the owners. If you're looking for beautiful, unique gifts, Fiddleheads is your place!

What a wonderful shop! Beautiful array of gift items and home decor, garden items, and wonderful…read morevintage items. A great place to shop for gifts and gift wrap as well. Cards, wonderful imported soaps, and best of all, friendly owners! I never miss a chance to go there!

Nice selection of quality goods. If you're looking for a park t-shirt, this is your store. Friendly…read moreservice.

Gift shop in the middle of nowhere, in/out on the road into Hoh Forest. There were signs…read moreadvertising supplies, drinks and snacks, but this place had zero snacks of any kind. The only drinks they had was one flavor of a sports drink. No supplies of any kind, either, so don't think you'll stop here to grab something you would need camping. The store is 99% clothes and shoes, nothing in a big/tall size, with some trinkets at the register. The woman working the register seemed to struggle to ring us up (friend grabbed that beverage as he was super thirsty), telling us that the internet is really spotty out there. Parking lot was full of pot holes.

This is a weird place! Some people will think it's hilarious, others might think it's ridiculous. I…read morefelt like I fell in the middle. It's full of both Sasquatch souvenirs and Twilight souvenirs, which is quite the combo. As my friend pointed out, everything is kind of randomly placed through the store, so you have to sort through to find what you want. There are also some souvenirs for Forks and the natural areas nearby. I thought it was funny to look through, but did I buy anything? Nope! We actually came for ice cream, but it didn't seem like the place to get it. Stop by for a laugh, or if you're not a fan of Twilight or Sasquatch you can just skip it.

This place was so underwhelming why was there a creepy baby everywhere and their claw machine is a…read moreliteral scam. The girl at the front was also strange she said goodbye to everyone else leaving the store except for my boyfriend and I when he said bye to her first she just gave us a strange look like that's strange behavior. Everything is way overpriced too

don't usually review gift shops, but Native to Twilight Gift Shop really stood out…read more Forks is such a small, community-driven town, and you can feel that the moment you walk in. The staff was incredibly welcoming and open--one of the women working there took the time to chat with us, recommend places to eat, nature spots to check out, and even pointed out cool bugs to look for (which honestly made the whole experience feel very local in the best way). I ended up having such a great conversation with her--just genuinely kind and sweet energy. Also, if you're a magnet person... this place is dangerous. They have a really great selection--not just Twilight-themed, but also Port Angeles, La Push, Lake Crescent, and the surrounding areas. My family spent way too long deciding. It's one of those spots that feels less like a tourist stop and more like a reflection of the town itself. Definitely worth popping into while you're in Forks.

The people who work here are extremely kind and helpful! This shop feels like a slight extension…read morefrom the Forever Twilight collection across the street. I was hopeful to grab some fun Twilight souvenirs to bring home to my friends, but didn't care much for the options. It seems like they didn't have rights to actual movie merch. The best part of this shop is the cardboard cutout photo op. You can be Bella next to Edward and Jacob, which leaves lots of guests in giggles. They offered other souvenirs beyond Twilight stuff that matched the region. Things felt normally priced for a souvenir store.

Just returned from bc day weekend on saltspring. Spent probably a good hour in this shop while…read morewaiting for ferry. Lots of neat stuff, owner very helpful and friendly. Prices pretty reasonable, lots of kids items for good price. She has discounted items on her front porch, some good deals. Lots of great gifty things.

From the owner: Life is full of stuff and nonsense. Look for the meaning inside. www.stuffandnonsense.ca A shop…read moreso delightful, you'll wish for a sailing wait.

Olympic National Park has several visitor centers and ranger stations because of how big it is…read more This is the main visitor center for the park. Olympic National Park Visitor Center is in Port Angeles on the road to Hurricane Ridge. It has plenty of parking spaces and a welcome sign that you can get a photo in front of. This was my first visit to Olympic National Park. I appreciated the help that I received from the staff here. They gave me information on how to navigate my way around the park. I was excited to make the trek up to Hurricane Ridge for the day. It is one of the most visited areas of Olympic National Park. I wanted to do the Hurricane Hill hike while I was here. The park ranger explained to me how to get to the trailhead and where to park. Because the Wi-Fi is spotty in this area, they have paper maps available. Olympic National Park Visitor Center is also a gift shop and sells snacks and beverages. The building itself is spacious and has two levels. There are exhibits about the park's natural and cultural history, a discovery room for kids and a film that plays throughout the day. Make sure you check out the wildflowers out front and the nature trails behind the building. Also, don't forget to stamp your national park passport book while you are here. There are entrance stations on Hurricane Ridge Road once you pass this visitor center. The drive up to Hurricane Ridge is around 17 miles. Hurricane Ridge Road sometimes closes in the winter due to avalanches.

Awesome place. We go out national park stamp and stickers. Great place to go. Thank you once again…read morefor the staff. It was so much fun we learn a lot.

Very centrally located, a cute little gift shop that offers ice cream on the side! Signs outside…read moresaid buy one scoop, get one free. The front of the store is wide open which really welcomes you in. On the left side, a small but very adequate selection of ice creams to choose from. Yes, we paid for one scoop and the second was free. I chose their raspberry cheesecake along with an espresso flavor I had never seen nor tried before. The other selections chosen were traditional chocolate and then a salted caramel. Each ice cream was creamy and delicious in its own right. The espresso flavor I chose had thin strips of espresso flavored chocolate that were so deeply delicious. The pleasant young lady serving us really loaded up the ice cream. I commented what lovely big scoops she was giving us and she said "they said to be generous", well done owners! Lovely items in their gift section but found the prices just too high. One t shirt I loved was $59.00 so was sad to leave it behind. Highly recommend this store, and right in front is lots of seating to enjoy that double scoop. Very positive experience and your staff takes all the credit!

We were in Victoria, Bc for a spring break. I was on my morning walk when I passed by this shop on…read moreGoverment St. The shop was well organized with a lot of selection of snacks and souvenirs. The price of a maple cream cookies was CA$5.99 which was a dollar cheaper than other shops across the street. Customer service was great. I wish I had bought more of maple cookies.

On a cruise-visited this shop-very nice selection- how do I…read morecontact you to order a sweatshirt ?

Hurricane Ridge is one of the most visited areas in Olympic National Park. It has an elevation of…read moreover 5,000 ft and is about an 18 mile drive from Port Angeles. Hurricane Ridge is known for skiing, sledding, snowboarding and its many hiking trails. The mountain views from up here are just breathtaking. A lodge and visitor center stood here for 70 years. While preparing for renovation work, the building was completely destroyed by fire on May 7, 2023. Right now there is a temporary structure in its place that has working toilets. A ranger is on hand to give out paper maps and answer any questions for those that want to hike or explore the area. Sadly there is no food options or a gift shop here at Hurricane Ridge anymore. If you want to shop for gifts, you can visit the Olympic National Park Visitor Center in Port Angeles. They have set up a small table outside for those that want to stamp their National Park Passport books. The parking lot near the Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center is really spacious. You can also hop on a shuttle from Port Angeles for a couple bucks if you don't want to do the drive yourself. There are many trail options that range from easy to difficult for those that like to hike.

Very good spot . Visitor center has a cafe which serves good food . We got few stuff to eat and it…read morewas good . Especially the potato fries . Loved it . Few seats to sit and eat . Wish they had more seats . Lovely views from visitor center . Clothing / merchandise is very expensive. A hoodie costs about 52$ here ! Insane .. not a very good place to shop souvenirs.. parking can be tricky . Overall a good experience.