We LOVE Peak 6. No trip into the Hoh Rainforest is complete without a stop here on the way in or…read moreout. Adventure gear and outdoor equipment could not be any more affordable. I always end up with a new piece of apparel or a hat or jewelry. They change over their goods with enough regularity that I always find something I want. The owners are friendly and engaging and are just as much a part of our experience as the shopping. We make certain to bring visiting guests every time we come over from Port Angeles.

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

Very nice place. A fenced yard for your dogs. They have a blackstone grill outside, picnic table…read more Nice bedroom and bathroom. Short drive to the beach.

I stayed in Cabin 3 and it was absolutely perfect. I spent the weekend exploring the rainforest and…read moreOlympic National Park. Everything was super clean. It was wonderfully quiet. Great location. Would definitely stay again.

Olympic National Park's Lake Crescent Lodge may not be the most impressive hotel in the NPS system,…read morebut its rustic interior, with a stone fireplace, mission-style furniture and cozy bar, offers a soulful respite for travelers journeying through the heart of this American wilderness. Even if you're not staying here, it's worth a stop. The spectacular views of Lake Crescent and the nearby Marymere Falls Trail make it an essential part of any Olympic itinerary -- and a meal at Singers Table, the small but wonderful restaurant off the lobby, will make you reconsider everything you've previously believed about national park cuisine. At Singers', our family enjoyed amazing dishes of Risotto, Braised Pork, and Duck Breast, along with an entree of Cedar Plank Salmon that may have been one of the best dishes I had on our entire trip. For dessert, we shared a delicious Flourless Chocolate Torte and a flavorful Blackberry Cobbler. Service was outstanding throughout our visit, and the locally sourced Cabernet our waiter recommended paired perfectly with the meal. No visit to Olympic NP is complete without a stop at Lake Crescent Lodge and a meal at Singers' Table. Be sure to book a table ahead if you're coming in peak season, then settle in for a memorable culinary experience. Highly recommended.

We had a great stay recently at the Lodge celebrating our anniversary. The last time we were here…read morewas over a decade ago and we stayed in the cabins. This time we booked a couple of nights in the Lodge itself. It was wonderful to be able to go on hikes such as Mount Storm King and then come back to the Lodge later for a hot meal and cold drink. First I'd like to address the Lodge accommodations. The rooms are indeed small and the bathrooms are shared. Neither of these facts were problematic. Neither my wife nor I ever had to wait to use a bathroom (and there is also a bathroom downstairs if we did) or the shower. Yes the walls are thin and yes you might hear the neighbor snoring. It's a 100+ year-old Lodge and National Historic Place!! If your idea of roughing it is checking Into the Four Seasons without reservations, then maybe you should look elsewhere. Was the bed cozy? Yes! Get cozy! We ended up eating a lunch and two dinners at the restaurant. The full dinner menu is available from the bar as well, so even if reservations are full you can get the same meal in the lodge or on the enclosed patio. For lunch we had the sliders and a cup of chowder, both of which were wonderful. For dinner, one night we had the roasted wild-caught sablefish and braised pork shank, both of which also well prepared and very well presented. I appreciate a good plate presentation and the chef did not disappoint. For dinner on the second night, we had the sablefish again (it was that good) and the risotto with prawns. I had high hopes for the risotto but honestly it was the only disappointing meal we had at the Lodge. It was too salty for my liking and prawns were a little dry. The service, at the front desk, at the bar, and at the restaurant were all top notch. The staff seemed happy to be there, were eager to please and delightful conversationalists. I think a new concessionaire took over management of this location recently and they have done a great job creating a solid park experience. Finally, we enjoyed a couple of craft cocktails and glasses of wine during our stay and all was well-paired and well-made. Five stars and definitely recommend eating and staying at the Lodge.

Resort was great, and was a nice glamping experience. We stayed in a Yurt. The Yurts are about…read more100ft apart from each other but feel private from others. The bed was comfortable, but I would recommend checking for spiders before you jump in. There are many nice trails on the property, swings and a zip line (even adults can ride it!). Our favorite part was undoubtedly were the rabbits that wandered around the property (they love marshmallows). Additionally there is a cooking shack with a propane grill and a kettle. You will need to bring a pan and cooking utensils. Overall a quiet and nice experience.

We stayed here for two nights with our 6 and 8 year old this summer while exploring Olympic…read morenational park and it was by far our most favorite part of the trip. The property is just magical!! Our tent site had every detail thought out, beds were comfy and tent had heat, site was private and could hear creek while sleeping. Shared areas were beautiful, sunny grass area for lawn games, bunnies to track down and feed, swings, the most fun zip line ever, and a magical trail hike to small waterfall all on the property. Owner Jerry and property manager Ronnie have clearly put so much time and care into the property. Ronnie was the nicest host, checking in on us while also giving space. We can't wait to get back up here again to stay. Thanks Ronnie! The Roberts family

If you are looking for delightful accommodations in the heart of the Olympic Peninsula, Misty…read moreValley Inn is your place! This is not your grandmother's B&B. The rooms and en suite bathrooms are private, comfortable and modernized for a wonderful experience. Everything is super clean and the bed was comfortable. The communal dining room looks out onto an incredible view and expansive deck where you can have a delicious breakfast or a glass of wine while enjoying a well-deserved rest after a day of exploring. The owner is gracious and friendly while giving you space and privacy. The front yard is like a mini rainforest and the quiet property is located just minutes from Forks and a short drive from La Push, where great beaches can be found. There are lots of little special amenities like the boot dryer, which came in handy. I would highly recommend the Inn and would love to stay again when we hopefully return to explore more of Olympic National Park.

Wow what an experience! My boyfriend and I stayed for two nights, this is one of the most…read morehospitable stays we have ever had. It was also our first bnb experience, and they shot it out of the park! After a long day of exploring, we were met with a home that was warm, filled with all the details you could imagine, & kind hosts. 10/10 would recommend!! And an amazing breakfast to boot! My only note is that it looks like they don't change the sheets or have the room tidied up for you after you check in. If one is staying longer, a room refresh would be nice :)

This place was amazing! We called last minute to see if they had availability for a place to park…read moreand charge our EV overnight. We are car camping and traveling up the Pacific Coast. The hosts were so friendly and accommodating. They had a spot - you rent an RV space and pay $10 on top of the reasonable fee to charge as long as you need. RV site 6 in particular had the right outlet for charging our EV. There are hot showers and clean bathrooms. We plan to go back and stay here again.

Me and my 3 friends, freshly graduated and doing a last hooray before school starts, decided to…read morecome down to Forks for their annual Twilight festival. I was on my laptop trying to book a specific date but the website was not working, so I switched to my phone and had to make a new account and was finally able to book for what I thought was the date I wanted. For ONE night. After driving 5 hours there, I tried to check in but no one was there so I texted to check in and was sent a thumbs up. So everything was fine we enjoyed forks and the festival. We came back and was all ready for bed in our pjs in the late evening when we got a loud knock on our door. We opened the door to the host saying there was a double booking for the "cabin" (a ugly small box next to a high way for 112$) since we had apparently booked for the night before and not that night we got kicked out of our cabin with the resolutions offered to us of us buying a campsite and renting a tent from him. Or he also said we could sleep in the thrift store parking lot! We did not get any sort rembursrment and had to pay for that heavily overpriced box.

One of our favorite places to stay. Absolutely gorgeous, friendly staff. While Neah Bay is…read moreamazing, Makah Bay, where the park is located on the reservation, is pristine and beautiful. It's also on the road to Cape Flattery. The road out here is crazy windy and bumpy, as is the road to Cape Flattery. We did it with our 31' Class C towing our Bronco, but we may be crazy.

TL;DR: I was cussed out, held up for money, and accused of being aggressive by the owners…read more My family and I spent the weekend here, and overall, our stay was great. The place was accommodating, and we had a really nice trip. However, on the morning we checked out, around 8 AM, three of the owners showed up at our door demanding that we pay for our stay. I asked if I could pay after we checked out, and they started cursing at me and threatening me in front of my son. I promptly paid, and the three of them calmed down very quickly. I later found out that a different campsite, not ours, had not paid. While that is unfortunate, taking that anger out on my family was completely unacceptable. I do want to say that our stay was pretty amazing up until this point. They were very accommodating, including helping us with fresh towels. Sadly, this incident at the end was absurd and really ruined the experience.

We stayed here years ago! Like 15 yrs ago! So glad to find it again. Want to go back. The cabins…read morewere new then and so perfect for three of us 2 adults 1 child (then). The couple who owned it actually shared some of their home made salmon jerky! They invited us in to see their beautiful home as my husband is a carpenter. They gave us free roam of the property. At the time I don't recall pigs but horses yes. It was a quiet naturally beautiful place. Walking the old hyway bridge and fishing the river was a memory I'll never forget and nights by fire pit is something I still look back on as one of our best family vacations. I could never remember the name just location of this place... so by the photos I knew right away this was it! We are going to make a plan now to go back! Cant wait

I can't say enough good things about this place. Everything about it is perfect. Nice, clean cabin…read moreon the river with a fire pit, s'mores and resident animals. Michelle and John were very friendly and made sure our stay was nothing but the best. We will absolutely be back to enjoy this slice of heaven again.