Anglers Hideaway

This place was really quiet and laid back. Away from the chaos, but still less than a 5 minute drive to marinas. Grounds were clean. Water, electric, waste hookups all good. Bathroom and shower were clean. Plenty of parking for your boat trailers too. Steve the host was really helpful and always available despite being super busy. I can't say enough good things. Will definitely be back.

If I could give zero stars, I would, because I received zero service. I booked online an RV site and prepaid several months in advance for 3 nights. I was a bit apprehensive because no where on google maps, nor their park map does it indicate an office for checking in, but I put my concerns aside and booked because it seemed to be a good location with overall good reviews. When I arrive today, with my confirmation page printed and on the seat beside me, not only is there no office to check in at, I drive through the park to the site on my reservation and there is another rig parked there. I looked for anyone in any site as I drove through the park to ask "how do you check in" but there was no one to be found. At the entrance to the park in a sign that says "for reservations, call ....." so I did. I left a voicemail saying I was at the park trying to check in and needed assistance since there was no office and another rig in my site. I made this call at 3:20pm, shortly after check-in hours begin, then I waited. I subsequently made 5 more calls, leaving an additional voicemail looking for help. After nearly 2 hours waiting on site with no response from anyone, I made the choice to move on and find another arrangement. At this point it has been 7 hours as I am writing this and I still have not received a call back. I am glad this location has worked out well for others, but I am shocked at even the most basic concept of returning a phone call is over the heads of this business.

My kids and I stayed over the 4th of July weekend and it was great! Very reasonable prices on a short notice reservation. The owners are very friendly and helpful. The grounds are well maintained. There aren't fire pits but they allow fires in anything that keeps the fire off the ground. The morning we were leaving, our car wouldnt start and the owner found some jumper cables for us and gave us a jump. He even offered to give us a ride 10 miles to the closest auto store to get a new battery. I'll definitely be staying there again and I'd strongly recommend this place to my own family. Thank you Anglers Hideaway for a great trip!

I cannot overstate how wonderful the owners of this park are! They live in a house at the end of the top row and their front porch was always full of people from the local area as well as the park just visiting and enjoying themselves. They also went above and beyond to accommodate our last minute change in travel plans and were so kind and hospitable. We received recommendations of things to do in the local area, Sekiu and Clallam Bay, and were central to activities a bit farther in Neah Bay/Cape Flattery, Forks, and even Port Angeles if you're willing to drive an hour each way. Beyond that, the grounds are well maintained and have full hookups on grassy, relatively-level spaces that are not too tightly packed. An added military/veteran discount (and profound respect from the owners) made it the most affordable park within two hours to boot! We would have stayed longer if I didn't already have reservations made farther south. If you're in the northwestern part of the Olympic Peninsula, do yourself a favor and stay here. :)

Stayed here the week 7/29-8/4 2021. The RV sites are a bit tight, 20 feet wide by 40 feet long. Mostly level grass. FHU 30 amp. My 38 foot long class a fit snugly. They have a open lot to store trailers and boats. Roads are wide enough to make maneuvering large RV or motor homes fairly easy. At least for me. The people here where really friendly. Verizon phone solid 2 bars. The one big negative was the five dogs wandering off leash and without a human companion. The dogs where friendly but with no one to scoop their poop…… I would go back If coming from the east I suggest continuing on 101 to 113 to 112. 112 out of Port Angeles to Clallam Bay is very tight with several areas that have been washed out.