Dungeness Forks Campground — Hotel in Sequim

This was our first time at this campground, and we were very impressed. There are so many good hiking opportunities within minutes, and has a river running through the site. It was clean, safe, the other campers were friendly, and courteous. This is a good camp site for new and experienced campers alike, and features moderately private sleeping areas, metal ringed fire pits with a metal grill for food, has an outhouse with purell hand sanitizer and TP. Also, because this campground is located in the Olympic National Forest it is dog friendly as well! 🐶 (as opposed to the Olympic National Park where dogs are prohibited). Don't miss out on this one, you're in...

This was a really nice spot to camp. Spread out enough from others and the river was good white noise. Not much to do AT this campground, but several hiking trails of varying length down the road. Good spots to hammock. We spent some time in Sequim picking strawberries and hanging out at the beach too. Easy to navigate to.

I gave it three stars because the road was probably a little much for our CMax to handle, and I got nervous scraping the bottom on huge ruts a couple times. The bathroom was clean but smelly and the lock got me stuck in there twice when I couldn't get it to open for a solid minute. I just had someone come guard it and left it...

Beautiful river with entry ways behind each camp site. The drive there was gorgeous. No phone signal. It's defiantly a good place to go if you're trying to get away from the world. $14/night. Only issue is that my friends and I were at site #1 and went down to check out the river on our first evening there and there was what appeared to be a homeless man bathing in the river right behind our campsite so if you've got little ones I'd keep them close. Maintenance guy did appear to make a visit once a day to restock toilet paper and...