Mora CG or Kalaloch CG -- Olympia NP Length?????

There are a few sites at Kalaloch you may fit in, but likely the truck will be partially in the road. 3 miles south is South Beach CG where you'd have no problem in Olympic National park.

The approach to the camp may be the problem.

2oldman wrote:
3 miles south is South Beach CG where you'd have no problem in Olympic National park.

I thought about South Beach but it is no reservations FCFS and I assumed in Mid-July it would be full.

Does it fill up most of the time??????"

TenOC wrote:
I thought about South Beach but it is no reservations FCFS and I assumed in Mid-July it would be full.
Does it fill up most of the time??????"

Yes, it's very popular. I remember showing up early on a Tuesday morning to secure a spot.

South Beach in early part of week should be no problem. Weekends especially holidays would be questionable.
Great views!

On another note, I remember it being pretty darn cold for summer.. maybe in the 60s.

Check out this site if you haven't done already. Pretty informative.

http://www.bobthecamper.com/index.html

We stayed in Kalaloch in E12 with our 34ft trailer and EX, aboot 53ft oal. But needed to park truck at angle to stay off road. Water and facilities right next to the site, but not a problem. Pretty quiet when we were there. Dump station is good and on road into the north section. Didn't spend time in the lower (S) sites, they were closed when we were there.

Be aware of narrow bridge on 101 crossing the Hoh River. Don't want to meet a log truck on the bridge!!!

Tom/Barb wrote:
The approach to the camp may be the problem.

I've not been there, but this is often the problem at a lot of campgrounds - the site is good, but the approach is not.

TUCQUALA wrote:


Be aware of narrow bridge on 101 crossing the Hoh River. Don't want to meet a log truck on the bridge!!!

I understand, but if logging trucks use the road a 5er should be OK.

Just adjust your approach speed! The log trucks are fast and could have limbs or other debris hanging off. Loggers, both empty and loaded, do the same as suggested.