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Cottonwood Campground Introduce
Cottonwood Campground offers a unique blend of seclusion and accessibility, making it an ideal choice for campers seeking a peaceful retreat in nature. Located in Forks, WA 98331, this campground provides a perfect opportunity to disconnect from the hustle and bustle of daily life while still being close enough to local attractions and services.
Our campground is situated off the main road but within easy reach of essential amenities. The site features large, well-spaced campsites that cater to both tents and recreational vehicles (RVs). Each site offers a table and a fire pit, providing everything you need for an authentic camping experience. While water hookups are not available on-site, campers can easily access water at nearby locations.
One of the standout features of Cottonwood Campground is its proximity to the Hoh River, which is just a 10-minute walk away. The river offers excellent opportunities for fishing and swimming, making it a popular spot for outdoor enthusiasts. Additionally, the area is known for its lush forests, scenic trails, and abundant wildlife, providing endless possibilities for exploration and adventure.
Cottonwood Campground is perfect for those who enjoy primitive camping but still want access to modern conveniences. The site requires a Discover Pass for entry, which can be purchased at local vendors or online. We encourage campers to bring their own trash bags, as there are no waste disposal facilities on-site.
Our campground is designed with sustainability in mind, and we strive to minimize our environmental footprint. Campers are encouraged to leave no trace behind and to respect the natural surroundings during their stay.
- Location: Forks, WA 98331
- Facilities: Tables, fire pits, pit toilets
- Activities: Hiking, fishing, river access, wildlife viewing
- Proximity: Close to the Hoh River and local attractions
Cottonwood Campground is a haven for nature lovers, offering a quiet and serene environment away from the noise of city life. The large, spread-out sites ensure privacy for all campers, while the proximity to the Hoh River provides endless opportunities for outdoor activities.
Customers have praised Cottonwood Campground for its peaceful atmosphere and easy access to nature. Many visitors appreciate the balance between seclusion and accessibility, as well as the good cell service available on-site. One camper noted that the site is particularly well-suited for those who enjoy primitive camping but still want modern amenities nearby.
Whether you're a solo traveler, a family with kids, or a group of outdoor enthusiasts, Cottonwood Campground offers something for everyone. We welcome you to experience the beauty and tranquility of this special place, where nature takes center stage.
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Customer Reviews
Had many of the things I look for in a camping site. Off the main road but not to far, sun to charge the solar system yet plenty of shade to stay cool. And most of all free with Discover pass & great cell service.
Super quiet, about 9 sites spread out okay. No water, primitive sites with tables and fire pit only and a pit toilet. Hoh river is about a 10 min walk. Drive in is dusty and longish, but doable in most cars. It's super dusty now in early August with some mist, but I imagine this place gets super slimy in rain. Bring all your trash out with you. Bring your Discover pass, pen, and paper, it was out of registration envelopes.
Nestled in a grove of tall trees are nine large, well spaced campsites with picnic tables, fire rings, and a vault toilet. There's no fee if you are a WA Discovery Pass holder (just $35 annually). Expect it to be crouded here in the summer, or to have it virtually to yourself off season.
Nice little out of the way camp spot on the Hoh river. In the winter there is no one else there. T-Mobile cell reception is great in this area. Discovery Pass required.
Sat night was incredibly busy with cars zooming past until well after midnight. Site #1 was spacious. Boat ramp seemed kind of iffy, no river access for walkers. Park seemed heavily used
