My friend and I came here and had a great time. This park has something for everyone, whether you…read morewant to swim, fish, or walk. The park's pure natural setting and serene ambience make it a great place to unwind and clear one's mind. Its year-round upkeep has kept it in excellent condition, making it well worth a visit in any season. I would strongly recommend it to anyone searching for a memorable outdoor adventure.

We were passing through after visiting Olympic Park and looking for a hiking spot in the area. Lake…read moreSylvia seemed like a possibility so we stopped off last Sunday around 10am. There were a few hikers there, but otherwise mostly those preparing to fish. We didn't visit the camping section, but they've got a decent sized day-use area with a good amount of parking, tables, and restrooms. We took the forest loop trail that leads from the lake along the stream through the forest and back around to the day-use, about 2 1/2 miles. There are sections of the trail that are simply gorgeous, and other parts not quite as pretty. But the trail is pretty fun, ups and downs, winding with steps and bridges. While the path is completely passable right now, it was very muddy in many places. A bit precarious at times, as some of the soupiest, slickest spots happened to be on inclines and declines. You'll definitely need waterproof shoes and prepare to get dirty, but Sylvia is good for a quick hike. They've got some interesting educational info along the trail too...and the lake has a very peaceful feeling.

Myself Lee racer and Debra Fair stayed there for a 2 and 1/2 years re and Jerry are worthless they…read morecharge some people one thing charge other people another she screams at everybody it doesn't matter who you are they have never done anything there all the other workers do the work they're lazy and they're ripping the lady off they're gone all the time the other people that work there are covering for them truly is the worst managers ever . Do not ever stay there the water is bad the septic system floods all the time and she tells you to close all your holding tanks you guys will hate it there it stinks people are rude and the managers have to go

I will never go back or support this place. I was going 6 mph on gps and the women in charge came…read moreout screaming. saying I blowing over the speed bumps. after talking to a few residences it's a very common occurrence. I've never had such a rude host. she threatened to call the cops after I apologized and told us we were no longer welcome.

We didn't stay here, we just drove through and checked it out for future reference…read more There are campsites and there's room for RV's. It's near the Skokomish River. Dense trees and seemed really cozy. Will be back!

Organized, clean, and such a welcoming space! Lots of nearby hiking and a gorgeous lake you can…read moredrive or walk to, as desired. There are also rangers available during regular business hours to provide information and resources. Hope to come back soon!

Incident Statement** **Date:** June 29, 2026 **Time:** Approximately 1242 hours **Reporting…read moreParty:** John Boucher On June 29, 2026, at approximately 1242 hours, I, John Boucher, a monthly resident at K&M RV Resort, was riding my personal electric scooter through the park. As I rode past the K&M office, I encountered Bruce Atiken, the husband of the park manager, Nancy Aitken. Mr.Aitkens yelled, "Slow down, slow down," and stopped me near the office, Aitken then proceeded at aggressively and got in my face, he then started yelling again, that I was exceeding the speed limit while operating my electric scooter. During the encounter, Bruce Aitken and Nancy Aitken raised their voices and continued yelling at me. I asked both individuals to de-escalate the situation and remain professional; however, they continued yelling. I then asked if they could articulate or provide an estimate of how fast they believed I was traveling on my electricscooter that goes nor more then mabey 13 miles per hr and im 250 pound man. They did not answer my question and continued telling me to "slow down." At that point, I chose to end the interaction by riding away from the area to avoid any further escalation. No further contact or issues occurred following the incident. This statement is a true and accurate summary of the events as I observed them on the above date and time. **Reporting Party:** John Boucher **Date:** June 29, 2026 Km Travel inn resort needs to look into the park manger. These two elderly people are unhinged and unethical, neither of them have perfesionallism or nor how to entract with public or guest of the resort. Other guest that live here state they dont fill comfortable around the Aitkens.

We were RPI at the time. I'm not sure what exception you would make or why a member would be…read moretreated differently than general public paying to stay there. We are members now because other locations have been great. We really enjoy our stays and everyone is friendly. We won't be back to this place they clearly didn't like people who weren't regulars there. It's a shame.

A gorgeous little park. We loved the trail, it was very clearly maked with lots of signage. There…read morewere a lot of mosquitos, but that's to he expected when you combine woodlands and water. My only complaint about this park is the day use area is not easily found. We did not camp here, but ended up driving through both campgrounds trying to figure out where to park. There is a sign pointing to beach access, but until you go down that road, you don't know it's part of the park.

We came upon Twin Harbors by accident last week when driving home from Olympic Park. We try to at…read moreleast briefly stop by every state park we pass when out hiking and exploring. On the coast with some winding little trails under the trees and through the sand, the day use area and one row of campground sites were open. We decided to take the trails on a short leg-stretcher just to see what Twin Harbors was all about. Up and over the sandy dunes and around muddy patches we weaved for a mile or so, and back through the campground to the van. The beaches were empty, a few campers staying overnight, and a handful of cars coming and going from day use. It felt pretty peaceful at Twin Harbors, we would've happily grabbed a site for a night if we weren't heading home. Probably wouldn't be more to do here for more than one night, but it's a low-key spot for a stopover or picnic.

August 2-4, 2025 - Montesano, WA…read more We loved this campground--especially after coming from a busy, crowded KOA. The peacefulness here was a welcome and much-appreciated change. There are 18 RV sites with water and electrical hookups. The campground is nestled between a river and a lake, offering a scenic and serene setting. A trail loops around the lake, and I really enjoyed taking peaceful walks there with my pup.

Friends Campground, Site #RV8 - Montesano, WA August 2-4, 2025…read more We drove straight through from Astoria, Oregon. We arrived at about 12:30 pm. We were starving when we arrived so had a bite to eat and then finished setting up camp. It's a nice campground, nestled between a lake and river, with about 18 RV sites and a few tent sites. They have bathrooms and showers. RV sites have a paved pad with water and electrical hookups together with a picnic table and fire pit/grill. There is a paved path around the lake as well as a couple fishing platforms.

We have had an incredible weekend of much needed relaxation and bonding thanks to Tracey and Don…read morethe hosts and owners. They are very welcoming and generous, providing a bunch of extra amenities and quick to answer any questions. We are already talking about coming back again soon.

From the owner: Horse boarding. Trails for horses, people, mountain bike and…read moreadventure bike riding. Private primitive camping.

This RV park is absolutely whimsical, beautiful, and fun…read more It currently has four walking trails two of which take you right down to the copalis river, one that leads to a giant rope swing then loops around to the largest trail. You can tell how much the owners care about each person's stay by the attention to those fine details such as the high-tech dog wash, excellent bathhouse, the flowers, the bird feeders, and houses throughout. The camp hosts are all wonderful you can tell they want each person to enjoy their stay and go above and beyond.

Wonderful place! Very well kept with beautiful views of the river. We had site 23, which we were…read moretold is the best location in the park, I agree! Nice walking trails, restrooms, and even a dog wash. The owners are very friendly and have thought of every detail. Be careful with your dogs in the river, the currents are strong when the tide is changing, and you could easily lose your dog. I'd give them 6 stars if I could!

We took our RV on pretty short notice to this beautiful place. All the serious clammers had early…read morereservations for prime spots, so initially we had no hook up. Great park. Every site has a variety of good points. Joy, who worked daily in the park office was incredibly friendly and helpful. She assisted us when there was an opportunity to move to another site for electricity. The beach access is ADA accommodating, and downtown Pacific Beach is within walking distance. This portion of the shore is lovely. We will be back. Take note that on a busy weekends, there will be experienced RVers using their generators in non-hook-up sites:) My husband wants me to provide a less glowing report, as he is concerned you all will show up.

A state park that is nothing more than a glorified RV camp is fitting for this town. I owned a…read moresecond home in town for the past 8 years and have been to the park on several occasions. It borders on decent in the off season when deserted, if you can overlook all the run down and abandoned structures surrounding it. But in season it is a true trailer park with all the fixings! On my last visit in July, I was taking photos for the sales ad for my property -- trying to find anything of interest that might lure a potential buyer. During this "adventure," I was accosted by a group of locals who told me to go f*** myself for photographing and, 25 mins later, by another woman who thought I was code enforcement looking to "get her again." I was so happy when I convinced some rose-colored glasses vacationer to buy my 8-year mistake. The only reason I would ever return to this park or this town would be if I lost everything, became an addict, and wanted to live with those who considered that high living. That's really the only notable thing about this place -- just how unimaginably bad it is!

I have been to this beach at least once for sure. I think one other time when the weather was nicer…read morealso. We came here on such a stormy day to see the King Tides come in. The waves weren't as big and dramatic as they could get but it was still very cool to see the ocean rolling so much. Normally we go when it's nice and tranquil but we finally took it in with a storm coming in to boot along with the tides which created a cool but really intense experience. The wind was very strong and it was raining so staying outside for a long time wasn't really an option. Still it was really a fun experience and this sandy beach is normally a great place to go to in the summer!

It was perfect! The facilities were great! The campground was well maintained and the beach was…read moretruly magnificent!