Olympic National Park

Tide-pooling
This activity lets you get up close and personal with the unique creatures living in the coast’s tides. Kalaloch’s Beach 4 and Mora’s Hole in the Wall are the most popular spots to observe tide pools. Before you start exploring, read up on how to properly dress and safety guidelines on the Olympic National Parks website.

Boating
There are many beautiful spots to canoe and boat. There are both rivers and lakes to explore. Click here to learn more about safety guidelines and spots to boat. 

Hiking
There are plenty of amazing hiking trails to check out during your campervan trip. From easy to hard there is a hike for everyone. Check out the top hikes:
Sunrise View Point via High Ridge Natural Trail – 0.9 Mile
Sol Duc Falls Trail – 1.6 Miles
Lake Angeles Trail – 8 Miles

Important Information
If you want to bring your furry friend, make sure to read up on the pet guidelines. There are some restrictions in the park for dogs. 

Salt Lake City – 920 miles
Denver – 1,440 miles
Las Vegas – 1,120 miles

Ranger Creek Airstrip Dispersed Camping
This campsite is close to the park entrance and has everything you need, from toilets to picnic tables. It’s important to check the weather before your trip because road closures may occur.

Salt Creek Recreation Area
This campsite is 25 minutes from the park entrance and includes all the amenities, including a shower. This campsite does cost $26 a night, but it is worth it for the waterfront view. The campsite is first-come, first-serve, and is very popular, so get there early!

Mora Campground
This campsite is an hour from the entrance of the park but it is worth the drive. This stunning spot sits right on the cost line and has immaculate views of the beach. This is a popular campsite, so if you want to visit during busy season, make sure you book early!