and campgrounds in or near Olympic National Park PLUS why you’d want to stay in each area. Where to Stay in Olympic National Park: The Areas Situated on Washington’s only peninsula ...

The 922,700 acres of jaw-dropping beauty comprising Olympic National Park span much of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula on ... The same goes for camping. Kalaloch, Sol Duc and Mora are the only ...

The Pacific Northwest is known for its incredible diversity, and Washington’s Olympic National Park is one of the best places ...

Washington lawmakers are considering a proposal that would allow people to sue cities and counties that restrict camping in public places.

According to recent visitors, this should be your first stop in the park. Found in Port Angeles, Washington, the center houses exhibits about Olympic National Park's natural and cultural history ...

Situated on the southwest corner of the Olympic Peninsula, Kalaloch Campground in Olympic National Park has sites on a bluff 40 feet above the beach overlooking the Pacific Ocean. A trail leads ...

Olympic National Park is open 24 hours a day year-round, but from October through May some roads, campgrounds and other visitor facilities are closed or offer reduced hours. Always keep in mind ...

Keep reading to discover which national forests have year-round campgrounds in Washington. This story features data reporting by Paxtyn Merten, writing by Nicole Caldwell, and is part of a series ...