Best Apartments in Forks

Offering a garden, Rainforest Tiny Home Retreat 27 offers accommodations in Forks. This apartment features free private parking, luggage storage space, and free Wifi. Featuring a balcony, this apartment also includes a TV, a well-equipped kitchen with an oven, a microwave, and a toaster, as well as 1 bathroom. For added privacy, the accommodation features a private entrance. Anacortes Airport is 142 miles from the property.

- "Our stay was perfect!" - "It was a beautiful home, very quiet area and close to town for easy grocery runs and more." - "Perfect family spot for your Olympic National Park getaway!" - "Great Place, Beautiful with plenty of room for the kids"

Soaring Heights Loft is a huge homey 2nd story apartment with a wide open spaces feel. Enjoy many windows, a jacuzzi bathtub, tons of games, eggs in the fridge, a massive movie collection and private woods next door. Built by Joe, a Forks citizen from birth, Soaring Heights Loft brings you into the life and feel of Forks. Perfect for large gatherings. Don't miss Fork's High scholarship auction wooden décor!

****COVID-19 Precautions: To anyone who is concerned about the Coronavirus, we are too. We always clean our Rentals to a 5-star rating, but now we're taking extra precautions to especially make sure that all our places are completely disinfected after other guests checkout. So anybody who is concerned we hope this will ease your fears.

I built this myself ten years ago. I lived here until a few years ago when I sold my business and went traveling the world. The part of the building around the Loft is mostly storage, with a small living space. The other end is a shop were I occasionally work on my own vehicles, and build tiny houses.

The living room has plenty of couch space for everyone, and plenty of movies and board games to entertain. It has one large bathroom with a nice heated jet tub and washer\dryer readily available. Located within a mile of everything in Forks and just a three minute walk from the city park. Come enjoy the summer sun, the sky window views and the wide open spaces to gather with family and friends.

Enjoy a breakfast/treat basket with apples, oranges, breakfast cookies, popcorn, and more with eggs ready to go for breakfast in the fridge.

Located within a mile of everything in Forks and just a three minute walk from the city park. Come enjoy the summer sun, the sky window views and the wide open spaces to gather with family and friends.

The entire apartment and the large patio balcony is all yours. If you are booking the same night you are staying and it is past 8 PM, after booking please see the check in instructions provided on here in the guest resources section for all you need to know for check in. If you have any questions at all and need help, please don't hesitate to CALL. PLEASE DO NOT MESSAGE as we may not receive it after 8 PM. PLEASE CALL INSTEAD. WE DO NOT WANT TO MISS YOUR CONCERN.

The entrance is private and up a flight of stairs to the left only a few feet from our guest parking.

We are set up with digital door codes so we don't always get to meet my guests in person, though we enjoy doing so. If there is a problem we are just a phone call away at anytime day or night.

Right in town, Soaring Heights is a couple minutes walk from the Shell station, a short walk to both Mexican food diners, the new restaurant Benelli's, Native to Twilight, and the Twilight Collection. Tillicum Park is only a 5 to 10 minute walk away with a big open field, skate park, ball fields, tennis court, and a large children's playground. The streets around the Loft are calm with little traffic.

One of the main transit stops is just two blocks East of the Loft on highway 101.

For the taller individual, there is a rafter between the kitchen and living room with a head height of 6'2" or 188cm.
Check out is set strictly at 10:00 AM unless discussed prior to check in. An additional fee will be charged for late check out.

- "Host was excellent with communication from the very start. Check-in instructions were clear and much appreciated. Our trip to ONP brought us through Forks for our first evening and this house met our needs to shower and rest for the next day of hiking and exploring. " - "Property location perfectly in town but far enough from the town noise. 3 big bedrooms, 1 big bathroom and a big livingroom. Kitchen fully equipped, a bqq grill outside. You share a wall with another rental and you are above the owners of the rentals.But you have your own entrance and you don't even know theres others next to you. Parking was perfect for more than 1 vehicle. All the rules and check-out lists were posted and easy to follow. I highly recommend this place if you need somewhere to stay while exploring Forks and surrounding areas."

Offering a garden, Rainforest Tiny Home Retreat Industrial 26 provides accommodations in Forks. This property offers access to a patio, free private parking, and free Wifi. Providing a balcony, this apartment also provides guests with a flat-screen TV, a well-equipped kitchen with an oven, a microwave, and a toaster, as well as 1 bathroom with a shower and a hair dryer. The property has an outdoor dining area. Anacortes Airport is 142 miles away.

Laundry • Child Friendly • Pet Friendly • Security/Safety • Internet • Guest Services • Fireplace/Heating • Parking • View

Experience Forks like a local in this adorable 1-bedroom apartment. Relax in the cozy living room with a comfortable sofa bed, perfect for unwinding after a day of exploring. The bedroom features a queen bed for a wonderful night's sleep. Enjoy the convenience of WiFi, AC, and heating during your stay. Freshen up in the bathroom with a refreshing shower all amenities provided. Embrace the enjoyable atmosphere of this charming rental in Forks. Enjoy all that Forks has to offer when you stay at our place.

- "We had a fantastic stay in this self contained apartment. Clean and newly appointed with attention to detail to make our stay very comfortable. We would recommend it and stay there again! Thank you " - "Lovely, clean and spacious apt. We stayed a night on way up the coast then back to Seattle. Brand new and very comfortable. Our host thought of all the little details to make our stay enjoyable. Had we stayed longer the kitchen had anything you would need with a great coffee bar and ill the extras tucked away and ready that one might forget or need on a road trip (iron,hair dryer, qtips ect) Would definitely seek them out again! "

Offering a garden, Rainforest Tiny Home Retreat Farmhouse 18 offers accommodations in Forks. This apartment features free private parking, luggage storage space, and free Wifi. Featuring a balcony, this apartment also includes a TV, a well-equipped kitchen with a dishwasher, an oven, and a microwave, as well as 1 bathroom. For added privacy, the accommodation features a private entrance. Anacortes Airport is 142 miles from the property.

Pet Friendly • Guest Services • Parking • Internet • Laundry • View • Sports/Activities • Security/Safety • Child Friendly • Fireplace/Heating

Summary:
Reconnect with the simplicity of nature, where tranquility meets comfort at Manitou Lodge in Forks, Washington. Nearby many Olympic National Park entrances like Sol Duc Hot Springs, the Hoh Rain Forest, Cape Flattery, Rialto Beach, Ruby Beach, the Tree of Life and many more. Our centrally located refuge makes an excellent “base camp” from which you can explore the Olympic Peninsula. Hiking, fishing, and exploring, or immersing yourself in the Twilight Saga, we are the perfect escape!

The Space:
The Cedar Suite is Manitou Lodge's spacious two-room suite with queen beds in both rooms and a bathroom with a shower. A sliding glass rear entrance leads onto a covered patio, with outdoor seating. The Douglas fir walls in the smaller room and salvage-cedar/driftwood trim throughout provide a cabin-like feel. 4 guests maximum occupancy.

Pets are allowed in this room ($50 for the first, $25 each additional), which can be paid in via the website or cash on arrival. AIRBNB and VRBO guests please communicate directly, in advance of your stay, to make arrangements for payment.

Manitou Lodge is perfectly situated in Forks, Washington. Our accommodations provide guest rooms, cabins and camping on ten acres of coastal rainforest, just 3 miles from Rialto Beach, and 15 minutes west of Forks. Manitou is what a lodge should be – wood, stone, a Great Room with a massive stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings, and furniture you can put your feet up on. Nights in our forest are silent except for the distant rush of the Sol Duc river and occasional interruptions by coyotes and owls.

Originally built in 1970, our Forks WA Lodging is a built around a classic lodge structure whose most striking feature is a huge vaulted-ceiling Great Room with a massive stone fireplace. The numerous couches and chairs in this room provide the space to be with others, and, at the same time, to be private. The Lodge also is home to our lovely Gift Shop which features Native American and Pacific Northwest art, decor, jewelry and more.

Step Outside and Experience the Pacific Northwest

Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA Lodging is just about as far west as you can get in the lower 48 states. The property’s hemlocks and spruce are still imposing, and there’s a Western Hemlock on the property well over 1000 years old. The grounds include wonderful trails, bits of whimsy and lovely spots to picnic.

Summer is a delight with sunshine and temperatures that rarely rise above 80 F. With winter come the fish. Local rivers (Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Hoh) offer world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. We also experience powerful winter storms which shape our coastline. It’s worth a dose of rain and wind in the face to witness one of these, especially when a couch, fire and warm bed are just a couple of minutes away.

SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 3pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the card with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience.

There is something for everybody any time of year in the Olympic National Park and Forks Washington. Explore wilderness beaches such as Rialto Beach, hike in the moss-draped beauty of the Hoh rainforest, fish the plentiful rivers of the region, or enjoy sightseeing. Forks is also the setting for the Twilight Saga, and hosts the Forever Twilight Festival every fall.

We’re located just a 45 minute drive from the Hoh Rainforest and Sol Duc Hot Springs, and about an hour from Cape Flattery (most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states) and the Makah Reservation and Cultural Museum at Neah Bay. Rialto Beach, spectacularly rugged and log-strewn, is just 3 miles away. The Quileute Tribe resides 9 miles away at La Push, as well as First Beach at LaPush and Olympic National Park’s Second and Third Beaches (not to be confused with Beaches 1-3 south of Kalaloch).

Rialto Beach, the only drive-to beach in the immediate area, is a spectacular, driftwood-strewn beach on the north side of the Quileute river about 3 miles from the Manitou Lodge. The surf is generally heavy, the driftwood logs huge, and the sunsets are magnificent. The Rialto crescent extends for about 1.5 miles and ends with two towering sea stacks, tidal pools, and “Hole-in-the-Wall”, a surf-carved tunnel in a headland. The 18 mile hike north from Rialto Beach to Cape Alava is a favorite with backpackers.

First, Second and Third Beaches extend south from the mouth of the Quileute River. These beaches are long, flat crescents popular with photographers due to sea-stacks (a well-known sea-stack complex, the “Quileute Needles”, lies just offshore), tidal pools, and eagles. Access to Second and Third Beaches requires hikes of 0.5 to 1.5 miles, respectively. The headlands at First Beach and Second Beach can’t be passed, but one can backpack south from Third Beach along the coast for about 17 miles to Oil City.

The Hoh Visitor Center is about 30 miles from us, and the Hoh Rainforest is possibly best known attraction in the Olympic National Park. Average annual rainfall in the Hoh Valley is in excess of 150 inches, and has a spectacular effect on the vegetation. Along the “Hall of Mosses” Trail, the moss-draped maples are extravagantly green year round, so much so that somebody has written that the air appears to be jade-colored. The Spruce Trail follows the glacier-carved Hoh river maple and red alder “bottom”. Scenic raft trips are available in summer along the Hoh River, and guides can be contracted throughout the year for fishing and scenic trips.

Other regional activities near Forks Washington include world-class fishing, mountain-biking, hiking in the Olympic mountains and along the wild beaches that comprise the Pacific Coast portion of the Olympic National Park, or a visit to Cape Flattery, the most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states. A boardwalk recently completed by the Makah Nation, on whose lands the Cape sits, has considerably eased the hike. The views of the Straits of Juan de Fuca, Tatoosh Island, and Vancouver Island from the Cape cliffs are inspiring. While visiting the Cape, you won’t want to miss the outstanding Makah Cultural Center and Museum at Neah Bay. These are just a sampling of the possibilities on the West End. For a more comprehensive look, consult some of the links listed below and visit the Forks Chamber of Commerce Five Day Guide to the West End. Twilight fans won’t want to miss a stop in Forks, WA.

Guest Access:
SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 4pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the envelope with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience. Please enjoy a short visit to Rialto Beach only 5 miles down Mora road if you find yourself running ahead of schedule.

- "Conveniently located to get to Hoh Rain Forest and Rialto Beach. Beds were comfy. Appreciated the rooms got dark at night especially with trying to get little kids to bed. Room could be a bit noisy at times with room above us (they were just getting ready for hiking early - nothing too crazy). Large common area very nice." - "As soon as you turn off the main road onto the property you can feel the stress fall off your shoulders—surrounded by towering old forest and the sounds of birds chattering. We stayed in the unique lodge which is lovely and full of character. There was an issue (that we caused) and the staff went waaaaaay above and beyond to remedy it. I can't tell you how grateful we were that he took so much care and time to fix it. With Rialto beach just a five minute drive and the rainforest center fairly close by, there was plenty to do and see. I highly recommend staying here!"

Both parking on-site and free Wifi are accessible at Near Twilight Sites and Scenic Hikes Forks Apt. The air-conditioned apartment consists of 1 bedroom, a living room, a fully equipped kitchen with a microwave and a coffee machine, and 1 bathroom with an a bath or shower and a hair dryer. Towels and bed linen are offered in the apartment. For added privacy, the accommodation features a private entrance. Anacortes Airport is 142 miles from the property.

Child Friendly • Other • Fireplace/Heating • Guest Services • Accessibility • Parking • Internet • Security/Safety

Summary:
Reconnect with the simplicity of nature, where tranquility meets comfort at Manitou Lodge in Forks, Washington. Nearby many Olympic National Park entrances like Sol Duc Hot Springs, the Hoh Rain Forest, Cape Flattery, Rialto Beach, Ruby Beach, the Tree of Life and many more. Our centrally located refuge makes an excellent “base camp” from which you can explore the Olympic Peninsula. Hiking, fishing, and exploring, or immersing yourself in the Twilight Saga, we are the perfect escape!

The Space:
*** NEWLY RENOVATED *** The Manitou Lodge's “Lady” room has a king bed and a twin bed, a mix of rustic and antique furnishings, and a bathroom with a tub/shower combination. Like “Lily”, Lady also has an inside entrance from a large mezzanine that overlooks our great room and an outside entrance onto a second-floor deck. “Lady” shares the deck with “Lily” – same sunrises and evening starlight. 3 guests maximum.

Pets are allowed in this room ($50 for the first, $25 each additional), which can be paid in via the website or cash on arrival. AIRBNB and VRBO guests please communicate directly, in advance of your stay, to make arrangements for payment.

Manitou Lodge is perfectly situated in Forks, Washington. Our accommodations provide guest rooms, cabins and camping on ten acres of coastal rainforest, just 3 miles from Rialto Beach, and 15 minutes west of Forks. Manitou is what a lodge should be – wood, stone, a Great Room with a massive stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings, and furniture you can put your feet up on. Nights in our forest are silent except for the distant rush of the Sol Duc river and occasional interruptions by coyotes and owls.

Originally built in 1970, our Forks WA Lodging is a built around a classic lodge structure whose most striking feature is a huge vaulted-ceiling Great Room with a massive stone fireplace. The numerous couches and chairs in this room provide the space to be with others, and, at the same time, to be private. The Lodge also is home to our lovely Gift Shop which features Native American and Pacific Northwest art, decor, jewelry and more.

Step Outside and Experience the Pacific Northwest

Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA Lodging is just about as far west as you can get in the lower 48 states. The property’s hemlocks and spruce are still imposing, and there’s a Western Hemlock on the property well over 1000 years old. The grounds include wonderful trails, bits of whimsy and lovely spots to picnic.

Summer is a delight with sunshine and temperatures that rarely rise above 80 F. With winter come the fish. Local rivers (Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Hoh) offer world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. We also experience powerful winter storms which shape our coastline. It’s worth a dose of rain and wind in the face to witness one of these, especially when a couch, fire and warm bed are just a couple of minutes away.

SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 3pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the card with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience.

There is something for everybody any time of year in the Olympic National Park and Forks Washington. Explore wilderness beaches such as Rialto Beach, hike in the moss-draped beauty of the Hoh rainforest, fish the plentiful rivers of the region, or enjoy sightseeing. Forks is also the setting for the Twilight Saga, and hosts the Forever Twilight Festival every fall.

We’re located just a 45 minute drive from the Hoh Rainforest and Sol Duc Hot Springs, and about an hour from Cape Flattery (most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states) and the Makah Reservation and Cultural Museum at Neah Bay. Rialto Beach, spectacularly rugged and log-strewn, is just 3 miles away. The Quileute Tribe resides 9 miles away at La Push, as well as First Beach at LaPush and Olympic National Park’s Second and Third Beaches (not to be confused with Beaches 1-3 south of Kalaloch).

Rialto Beach, the only drive-to beach in the immediate area, is a spectacular, driftwood-strewn beach on the north side of the Quileute river about 3 miles from the Manitou Lodge. The surf is generally heavy, the driftwood logs huge, and the sunsets are magnificent. The Rialto crescent extends for about 1.5 miles and ends with two towering sea stacks, tidal pools, and “Hole-in-the-Wall”, a surf-carved tunnel in a headland. The 18 mile hike north from Rialto Beach to Cape Alava is a favorite with backpackers.

First, Second and Third Beaches extend south from the mouth of the Quileute River. These beaches are long, flat crescents popular with photographers due to sea-stacks (a well-known sea-stack complex, the “Quileute Needles”, lies just offshore), tidal pools, and eagles. Access to Second and Third Beaches requires hikes of 0.5 to 1.5 miles, respectively. The headlands at First Beach and Second Beach can’t be passed, but one can backpack south from Third Beach along the coast for about 17 miles to Oil City.

The Hoh Visitor Center is about 30 miles from us, and the Hoh Rainforest is possibly best known attraction in the Olympic National Park. Average annual rainfall in the Hoh Valley is in excess of 150 inches, and has a spectacular effect on the vegetation. Along the “Hall of Mosses” Trail, the moss-draped maples are extravagantly green year round, so much so that somebody has written that the air appears to be jade-colored. The Spruce Trail follows the glacier-carved Hoh river maple and red alder “bottom”. Scenic raft trips are available in summer along the Hoh River, and guides can be contracted throughout the year for fishing and scenic trips.

Other regional activities near Forks Washington include world-class fishing, mountain-biking, hiking in the Olympic mountains and along the wild beaches that comprise the Pacific Coast portion of the Olympic National Park, or a visit to Cape Flattery, the most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states. A boardwalk recently completed by the Makah Nation, on whose lands the Cape sits, has considerably eased the hike. The views of the Straits of Juan de Fuca, Tatoosh Island, and Vancouver Island from the Cape cliffs are inspiring. While visiting the Cape, you won’t want to miss the outstanding Makah Cultural Center and Museum at Neah Bay. These are just a sampling of the possibilities on the West End. For a more comprehensive look, consult some of the links listed below and visit the Forks Chamber of Commerce Five Day Guide to the West End. Twilight fans won’t want to miss a stop in Forks, WA.

Guest Access:
SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 4pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the envelope with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience. We are only a short drive from the beautiful Rialto beach if you find yourself ahead of schedule it is worth a short visit until your place is ready.

- "It's a very nice relaxing lodge where you can have lot of fun playing board games or just enjoy the nature and sounds of birds in the morning. The property manager is super helpful and respond immediately to any requests. Will definitely come here again for more days during my next trip to Olympic Peninsula." - "Magnificent beaches and the mystical attraction of the Hoh Rain Forest trails are all easily accessible Furthermore the lodge provides wonderful time for reflection at the fireside. We heartily recommend this property over the pedestrian motels in Forks"

Summary:
Reconnect with the simplicity of nature, where tranquility meets comfort at Manitou Lodge in Forks, Washington. Nearby many Olympic National Park entrances like Sol Duc Hot Springs, the Hoh Rain Forest, Cape Flattery, Rialto Beach, Ruby Beach, the Tree of Life and many more. Our centrally located refuge makes an excellent “base camp” from which you can explore the Olympic Peninsula. Hiking, fishing, and exploring, or immersing yourself in the Twilight Saga, we are the perfect escape!

The Space:
The Owl Cottage Room at Manitou Lodge is cedar-paneled, salvage-cedar-trimmed & pet-friendly. Owl is a two-room unit with a queen bed in one room, a double bed with a handmade alder/vine maple headboard in the other, and a bathroom with a shower. It shares a front deck with “Eagle Cottage Room”, but has its own dedicated patio table. A fire pit is directly behind the cottage for guest use. 4 guests maximum.

Pets are allowed in this room ($50 for the first, $25 each additional), which can be paid in via the website or cash on arrival. AIRBNB and VRBO guests please communicate directly, in advance of your stay, to make arrangements for payment.

Manitou Lodge is perfectly situated in Forks, Washington. Our accommodations provide guest rooms, cabins and camping on ten acres of coastal rainforest, just 3 miles from Rialto Beach, and 15 minutes west of Forks. Manitou is what a lodge should be – wood, stone, a Great Room with a massive stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings, and furniture you can put your feet up on. Nights in our forest are silent except for the distant rush of the Sol Duc river and occasional interruptions by coyotes and owls.

Originally built in 1970, our Forks WA Lodging is a built around a classic lodge structure whose most striking feature is a huge vaulted-ceiling Great Room with a massive stone fireplace. The numerous couches and chairs in this room provide the space to be with others, and, at the same time, to be private. The Lodge also is home to our lovely Gift Shop which features Native American and Pacific Northwest art, decor, jewelry and more.

Step Outside and Experience the Pacific Northwest

Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA Lodging is just about as far west as you can get in the lower 48 states. The property’s hemlocks and spruce are still imposing, and there’s a Western Hemlock on the property well over 1000 years old. The grounds include wonderful trails, bits of whimsy and lovely spots to picnic.

Summer is a delight with sunshine and temperatures that rarely rise above 80 F. With winter come the fish. Local rivers (Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Hoh) offer world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. We also experience powerful winter storms which shape our coastline. It’s worth a dose of rain and wind in the face to witness one of these, especially when a couch, fire and warm bed are just a couple of minutes away.

SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 3pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the card with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience.

There is something for everybody any time of year in the Olympic National Park and Forks Washington. Explore wilderness beaches such as Rialto Beach, hike in the moss-draped beauty of the Hoh rainforest, fish the plentiful rivers of the region, or enjoy sightseeing. Forks is also the setting for the Twilight Saga, and hosts the Forever Twilight Festival every fall.

We’re located just a 45 minute drive from the Hoh Rainforest and Sol Duc Hot Springs, and about an hour from Cape Flattery (most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states) and the Makah Reservation and Cultural Museum at Neah Bay. Rialto Beach, spectacularly rugged and log-strewn, is just 3 miles away. The Quileute Tribe resides 9 miles away at La Push, as well as First Beach at LaPush and Olympic National Park’s Second and Third Beaches (not to be confused with Beaches 1-3 south of Kalaloch).

Rialto Beach, the only drive-to beach in the immediate area, is a spectacular, driftwood-strewn beach on the north side of the Quileute river about 3 miles from the Manitou Lodge. The surf is generally heavy, the driftwood logs huge, and the sunsets are magnificent. The Rialto crescent extends for about 1.5 miles and ends with two towering sea stacks, tidal pools, and “Hole-in-the-Wall”, a surf-carved tunnel in a headland. The 18 mile hike north from Rialto Beach to Cape Alava is a favorite with backpackers.

First, Second and Third Beaches extend south from the mouth of the Quileute River. These beaches are long, flat crescents popular with photographers due to sea-stacks (a well-known sea-stack complex, the “Quileute Needles”, lies just offshore), tidal pools, and eagles. Access to Second and Third Beaches requires hikes of 0.5 to 1.5 miles, respectively. The headlands at First Beach and Second Beach can’t be passed, but one can backpack south from Third Beach along the coast for about 17 miles to Oil City.

The Hoh Visitor Center is about 30 miles from us, and the Hoh Rainforest is possibly best known attraction in the Olympic National Park. Average annual rainfall in the Hoh Valley is in excess of 150 inches, and has a spectacular effect on the vegetation. Along the “Hall of Mosses” Trail, the moss-draped maples are extravagantly green year round, so much so that somebody has written that the air appears to be jade-colored. The Spruce Trail follows the glacier-carved Hoh river maple and red alder “bottom”. Scenic raft trips are available in summer along the Hoh River, and guides can be contracted throughout the year for fishing and scenic trips.

Other regional activities near Forks Washington include world-class fishing, mountain-biking, hiking in the Olympic mountains and along the wild beaches that comprise the Pacific Coast portion of the Olympic National Park, or a visit to Cape Flattery, the most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states. A boardwalk recently completed by the Makah Nation, on whose lands the Cape sits, has considerably eased the hike. The views of the Straits of Juan de Fuca, Tatoosh Island, and Vancouver Island from the Cape cliffs are inspiring. While visiting the Cape, you won’t want to miss the outstanding Makah Cultural Center and Museum at Neah Bay. These are just a sampling of the possibilities on the West End. For a more comprehensive look, consult some of the links listed below and visit the Forks Chamber of Commerce Five Day Guide to the West End. Twilight fans won’t want to miss a stop in Forks, WA.

Guest Access:
SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 4pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the envelope with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience. We are only a short drive from the beautiful Rialto beach if you find yourself ahead of schedule it is worth a short visit until your place is ready.

- "." - "We had a lovely stay in the cabin. It's a great central location to visit the Hoh, Rialto Beach, Quinault Rain Forest, Ruby Beach and Cape Flattery." - "We stayed in the owl. It was super cute and the lodge was cool with all sorts of things to do like chess and games and music." - "Easy check in. Nice lodge with games. Quiet, clean cabin" - "Clear and timely communication from host throughout. Convenient location for exploring various parts of the park. (very close to Rialto Beach!) Great to have all the games and puzzles in the lodge for a rainy day. We would definitely stay there again if we were in the area."

Summary:
Reconnect with the simplicity of nature, where tranquility meets comfort at Manitou Lodge in Forks, Washington. Nearby many Olympic National Park entrances like Sol Duc Hot Springs, the Hoh Rain Forest, Cape Flattery, Rialto Beach, Ruby Beach, the Tree of Life and many more. Our centrally located refuge makes an excellent “base camp” from which you can explore the Olympic Peninsula. Hiking, fishing, and exploring, or immersing yourself in the Twilight Saga, we are the perfect escape!

The Space:
*** NEWLY RENOVATED *** Manitou Lodge's largest non-suite room – a king bed facing a beautiful heat-generating electric fireplace. The bath has a tub/shower combination. Eclectic decor combines handcrafted tables, an oak freezer chest as bureau, salvage-cedar moldings, alder curtain rods and a sleeper couch for a 3rd person (please notify us if you need the sleeper couch made up as a bed). A great space to relax after a hectic week, yesterday’s wedding, or a day outdoors. PETS ARE NOT ALLOWED IN THIS ROOM. 3 guests maximum.

Manitou Lodge is perfectly situated in Forks, Washington. Our accommodations provide guest rooms, cabins and camping on ten acres of coastal rainforest, just 3 miles from Rialto Beach, and 15 minutes west of Forks. Manitou is what a lodge should be – wood, stone, a Great Room with a massive stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings, and furniture you can put your feet up on. Nights in our forest are silent except for the distant rush of the Sol Duc river and occasional interruptions by coyotes and owls.

Originally built in 1970, our Forks WA Lodging is built around a classic lodge structure whose most striking feature is a huge vaulted-ceiling Great Room with a massive stone fireplace. The numerous couches and chairs in this room provide the space to be with others, and, at the same time, to be private.

Step Outside and Experience the Pacific Northwest

Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA Lodging is just about as far west as you can get in the lower 48 states. The property’s hemlocks and spruce are still imposing, and there’s a Western Hemlock on the property well over 1000 years old. The grounds include wonderful trails, bits of whimsy and lovely spots to picnic.

Summer is a delight with sunshine and temperatures that rarely rise above 80 F. With winter come the fish. Local rivers (Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Hoh) offer world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. We also experience powerful winter storms which shape our coastline. It’s worth a dose of rain and wind in the face to witness one of these, especially when a couch, fire and warm bed are just a couple of minutes away.

SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 3pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the card with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience.

There is something for everybody any time of year in the Olympic National Park and Forks Washington. Explore wilderness beaches such as Rialto Beach, hike in the moss-draped beauty of the Hoh rainforest, fish the plentiful rivers of the region, or enjoy sightseeing. Forks is also the setting for the Twilight Saga, and hosts the Forever Twilight Festival every fall.

We’re located just a 45 minute drive from the Hoh Rainforest and Sol Duc Hot Springs, and about an hour from Cape Flattery (most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states) and the Makah Reservation and Cultural Museum at Neah Bay. Rialto Beach, spectacularly rugged and log-strewn, is just 3 miles away. The Quileute Tribe resides 9 miles away at La Push, as well as First Beach at LaPush and Olympic National Park’s Second and Third Beaches (not to be confused with Beaches 1-3 south of Kalaloch).

Rialto Beach, the only drive-to beach in the immediate area, is a spectacular, driftwood-strewn beach on the north side of the Quileute river about 3 miles from the Manitou Lodge. The surf is generally heavy, the driftwood logs huge, and the sunsets are magnificent. The Rialto crescent extends for about 1.5 miles and ends with two towering sea stacks, tidal pools, and “Hole-in-the-Wall”, a surf-carved tunnel in a headland. The 18 mile hike north from Rialto Beach to Cape Alava is a favorite with backpackers.

First, Second and Third Beaches extend south from the mouth of the Quileute River. These beaches are long, flat crescents popular with photographers due to sea-stacks (a well-known sea-stack complex, the “Quileute Needles”, lies just offshore), tidal pools, and eagles. Access to Second and Third Beaches requires hikes of 0.5 to 1.5 miles, respectively. The headlands at First Beach and Second Beach can’t be passed, but one can backpack south from Third Beach along the coast for about 17 miles to Oil City.

The Hoh Visitor Center is about 30 miles from us, and the Hoh Rainforest is possibly best known attraction in the Olympic National Park. Average annual rainfall in the Hoh Valley is in excess of 150 inches, and has a spectacular effect on the vegetation. Along the “Hall of Mosses” Trail, the moss-draped maples are extravagantly green year round, so much so that somebody has written that the air appears to be jade-colored. The Spruce Trail follows the glacier-carved Hoh river maple and red alder “bottom”. Scenic raft trips are available in summer along the Hoh River, and guides can be contracted throughout the year for fishing and scenic trips.

Other regional activities near Forks Washington include world-class fishing, mountain-biking, hiking in the Olympic mountains and along the wild beaches that comprise the Pacific Coast portion of the Olympic National Park, or a visit to Cape Flattery, the most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states. A boardwalk recently completed by the Makah Nation, on whose lands the Cape sits, has considerably eased the hike. The views of the Straits of Juan de Fuca, Tatoosh Island, and Vancouver Island from the Cape cliffs are inspiring. While visiting the Cape, you won’t want to miss the outstanding Makah Cultural Center and Museum at Neah Bay. These are just a sampling of the possibilities on the West End. For a more comprehensive look, consult some of the links listed below and visit the Forks Chamber of Commerce Five Day Guide to the West End. Twilight fans won’t want to miss a stop in Forks, WA.

Guest Access:
SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 3pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the envelope with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience.

- "One of our favourite nights on the Olympic Loop road trip tour. The room was comfortable and just right. The living room of the lodge offered a great chance to play games and drink wine with fellow travelers. We loved it. It was a little more remote than expected but short drive to a corner store and beaches. Ensure you pack your food or have take out." - "The lodge is conveniently located near Forks, WA. Forks, the only town in the area, is a 15-minute drive. There is access to groceries, restaurants, and gas stations. Sacagawea is a quiet king bedroom off of the main lodge lounge, which has comfortable seating, a beautiful fireplace, and games. The room has a refrigerator, microwave, radio (no TV), and a comfortable bed. We used it as a base for exploring the beauty of Cape Flattery, Rialto, Second and Third Beaches, and the Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park. We would gladly stay here again."

Summary:
Reconnect with the simplicity of nature, where tranquility meets comfort at Manitou Lodge in Forks, Washington. Nearby many Olympic National Park entrances like Sol Duc Hot Springs, the Hoh Rain Forest, Cape Flattery, Rialto Beach, Ruby Beach, the Tree of Life and many more. Our centrally located refuge makes an excellent “base camp” from which you can explore the Olympic Peninsula. Hiking, fishing, and exploring, or immersing yourself in the Twilight Saga, we are the perfect escape!

The Space:
*** NEWLY RENOVATED *** The Manitou Lodge's "Lily of the Mohawk" is our other upstairs room and features a king bed, two easy chairs, a mix of handmade rustic and antique furnishings, and a bathroom with a tub/shower combination. Like “Lady”, Lily also has an inside entrance from a large mezzanine that overlooks our great room and an outside entrance onto a second-floor deck. A great place to view the sunrise or do some stargazing. 2 guests maximum.

Pets are allowed in this room ($50 for the first, $25 each additional), which can be paid in via the website or cash on arrival. AIRBNB and VRBO guests please communicate directly, in advance of your stay, to make arrangements for payment.

Manitou Lodge is perfectly situated in Forks, Washington. Our accommodations provide guest rooms, cabins and camping on ten acres of coastal rainforest, just 3 miles from Rialto Beach, and 15 minutes west of Forks. Manitou is what a lodge should be – wood, stone, a Great Room with a massive stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings, and furniture you can put your feet up on. Nights in our forest are silent except for the distant rush of the Sol Duc river and occasional interruptions by coyotes and owls.

Originally built in 1970, our Forks WA Lodging is a built around a classic lodge structure whose most striking feature is a huge vaulted-ceiling Great Room with a massive stone fireplace. The numerous couches and chairs in this room provide the space to be with others, and, at the same time, to be private. The Lodge also is home to our lovely Gift Shop which features Native American and Pacific Northwest art, decor, jewelry and more.

Step Outside and Experience the Pacific Northwest

Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA Lodging is just about as far west as you can get in the lower 48 states. The property’s hemlocks and spruce are still imposing, and there’s a Western Hemlock on the property well over 1000 years old. The grounds include wonderful trails, bits of whimsy and lovely spots to picnic.

Summer is a delight with sunshine and temperatures that rarely rise above 80 F. With winter come the fish. Local rivers (Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Hoh) offer world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. We also experience powerful winter storms which shape our coastline. It’s worth a dose of rain and wind in the face to witness one of these, especially when a couch, fire and warm bed are just a couple of minutes away.

SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 3pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the card with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience.

There is something for everybody any time of year in the Olympic National Park and Forks Washington. Explore wilderness beaches such as Rialto Beach, hike in the moss-draped beauty of the Hoh rainforest, fish the plentiful rivers of the region, or enjoy sightseeing. Forks is also the setting for the Twilight Saga, and hosts the Forever Twilight Festival every fall.

We’re located just a 45 minute drive from the Hoh Rainforest and Sol Duc Hot Springs, and about an hour from Cape Flattery (most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states) and the Makah Reservation and Cultural Museum at Neah Bay. Rialto Beach, spectacularly rugged and log-strewn, is just 3 miles away. The Quileute Tribe resides 9 miles away at La Push, as well as First Beach at LaPush and Olympic National Park’s Second and Third Beaches (not to be confused with Beaches 1-3 south of Kalaloch).

Rialto Beach, the only drive-to beach in the immediate area, is a spectacular, driftwood-strewn beach on the north side of the Quileute river about 3 miles from the Manitou Lodge. The surf is generally heavy, the driftwood logs huge, and the sunsets are magnificent. The Rialto crescent extends for about 1.5 miles and ends with two towering sea stacks, tidal pools, and “Hole-in-the-Wall”, a surf-carved tunnel in a headland. The 18 mile hike north from Rialto Beach to Cape Alava is a favorite with backpackers.

First, Second and Third Beaches extend south from the mouth of the Quileute River. These beaches are long, flat crescents popular with photographers due to sea-stacks (a well-known sea-stack complex, the “Quileute Needles”, lies just offshore), tidal pools, and eagles. Access to Second and Third Beaches requires hikes of 0.5 to 1.5 miles, respectively. The headlands at First Beach and Second Beach can’t be passed, but one can backpack south from Third Beach along the coast for about 17 miles to Oil City.

The Hoh Visitor Center is about 30 miles from us, and the Hoh Rainforest is possibly best known attraction in the Olympic National Park. Average annual rainfall in the Hoh Valley is in excess of 150 inches, and has a spectacular effect on the vegetation. Along the “Hall of Mosses” Trail, the moss-draped maples are extravagantly green year round, so much so that somebody has written that the air appears to be jade-colored. The Spruce Trail follows the glacier-carved Hoh river maple and red alder “bottom”. Scenic raft trips are available in summer along the Hoh River, and guides can be contracted throughout the year for fishing and scenic trips.

Other regional activities near Forks Washington include world-class fishing, mountain-biking, hiking in the Olympic mountains and along the wild beaches that comprise the Pacific Coast portion of the Olympic National Park, or a visit to Cape Flattery, the most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states. A boardwalk recently completed by the Makah Nation, on whose lands the Cape sits, has considerably eased the hike. The views of the Straits of Juan de Fuca, Tatoosh Island, and Vancouver Island from the Cape cliffs are inspiring. While visiting the Cape, you won’t want to miss the outstanding Makah Cultural Center and Museum at Neah Bay. These are just a sampling of the possibilities on the West End. For a more comprehensive look, consult some of the links listed below and visit the Forks Chamber of Commerce Five Day Guide to the West End. Twilight fans won’t want to miss a stop in Forks, WA.

Guest Access:
SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 4pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the envelope with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience. We are only a short drive from the beautiful Rialto beach if you find yourself ahead of schedule it is worth a short visit until your place is ready.

- "It was nice." - "Beautiful property....peaceful and cozy. Close to Natl. Park and Beach" - "So much to do inside the cabin. Comfy bed, beautiful setting, close to beach, yay! Nice bathrooms. Good showers, spacious. Complimentary side fan. Needs more power outlets could not plug in phone charger, hair curler, iron, blender, vacuum cleaner, extra light, and complimentary fan at the same time*. Overall. Great time! Loved the location would stay here again for a longer period of time."

*** NEWLY RENOVATED *** Pocahontas is located on the main floor of the Manitou Lodge; it contains a queen bed, a bathroom with a shower and a cozy sitting area. Bright room with lively décor and swinging chairs just outside on the porch. 2 guests maximum occupancy.

Pets are allowed in this room ($50 for the first, $25 each additional), which can be paid in via the website or cash on arrival. AIRBNB and VRBO guests please communicate directly, in advance of your stay, to make arrangements for payment. 2 guests maximum.

Manitou Lodge is perfectly situated in Forks, Washington. Our accommodations provide guest rooms, cabins and camping on ten acres of coastal rainforest, just 3 miles from Rialto Beach, and 15 minutes west of Forks. Manitou is what a lodge should be – wood, stone, a Great Room with a massive stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings, and furniture you can put your feet up on. Nights in our forest are silent except for the distant rush of the Sol Duc river and occasional interruptions by coyotes and owls.

Originally built in 1970, our Forks WA Lodging is built around a classic lodge structure whose most striking feature is a huge vaulted-ceiling Great Room with a massive stone fireplace. The numerous couches and chairs in this room provide the space to be with others, and, at the same time, to be private.

Step Outside and Experience the Pacific Northwest

Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA Lodging is just about as far west as you can get in the lower 48 states. The property’s hemlocks and spruce are still imposing, and there’s a Western Hemlock on the property well over 1000 years old. The grounds include wonderful trails, bits of whimsy and lovely spots to picnic.

Summer is a delight with sunshine and temperatures that rarely rise above 80 F. With winter come the fish. Local rivers (Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Hoh) offer world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. We also experience powerful winter storms which shape our coastline. It’s worth a dose of rain and wind in the face to witness one of these, especially when a couch, fire and warm bed are just a couple of minutes away.

SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 3pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the card with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience.

There is something for everybody any time of year in the Olympic National Park and Forks Washington. Explore wilderness beaches such as Rialto Beach, hike in the moss-draped beauty of the Hoh rainforest, fish the plentiful rivers of the region, or enjoy sightseeing. Forks is also the setting for the Twilight Saga, and hosts the Forever Twilight Festival every fall.

We’re located just a 45 minute drive from the Hoh Rainforest and Sol Duc Hot Springs, and about an hour from Cape Flattery (most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states) and the Makah Reservation and Cultural Museum at Neah Bay. Rialto Beach, spectacularly rugged and log-strewn, is just 3 miles away. The Quileute Tribe resides 9 miles away at La Push, as well as First Beach at LaPush and Olympic National Park’s Second and Third Beaches (not to be confused with Beaches 1-3 south of Kalaloch).

Rialto Beach, the only drive-to beach in the immediate area, is a spectacular, driftwood-strewn beach on the north side of the Quileute river about 3 miles from the Manitou Lodge. The surf is generally heavy, the driftwood logs huge, and the sunsets are magnificent. The Rialto crescent extends for about 1.5 miles and ends with two towering sea stacks, tidal pools, and “Hole-in-the-Wall”, a surf-carved tunnel in a headland. The 18 mile hike north from Rialto Beach to Cape Alava is a favorite with backpackers.

First, Second and Third Beaches extend south from the mouth of the Quileute River. These beaches are long, flat crescents popular with photographers due to sea-stacks (a well-known sea-stack complex, the “Quileute Needles”, lies just offshore), tidal pools, and eagles. Access to Second and Third Beaches requires hikes of 0.5 to 1.5 miles, respectively. The headlands at First Beach and Second Beach can’t be passed, but one can backpack south from Third Beach along the coast for about 17 miles to Oil City.

The Hoh Visitor Center is about 30 miles from us, and the Hoh Rainforest is possibly best known attraction in the Olympic National Park. Average annual rainfall in the Hoh Valley is in excess of 150 inches, and has a spectacular effect on the vegetation. Along the “Hall of Mosses” Trail, the moss-draped maples are extravagantly green year round, so much so that somebody has written that the air appears to be jade-colored. The Spruce Trail follows the glacier-carved Hoh river maple and red alder “bottom”. Scenic raft trips are available in summer along the Hoh River, and guides can be contracted throughout the year for fishing and scenic trips.

Other regional activities near Forks Washington include world-class fishing, mountain-biking, hiking in the Olympic mountains and along the wild beaches that comprise the Pacific Coast portion of the Olympic National Park, or a visit to Cape Flattery, the most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states. A boardwalk recently completed by the Makah Nation, on whose lands the Cape sits, has considerably eased the hike. The views of the Straits of Juan de Fuca, Tatoosh Island, and Vancouver Island from the Cape cliffs are inspiring. While visiting the Cape, you won’t want to miss the outstanding Makah Cultural Center and Museum at Neah Bay. These are just a sampling of the possibilities on the West End. For a more comprehensive look, consult some of the links listed below and visit the Forks Chamber of Commerce Five Day Guide to the West End. Twilight fans won’t want to miss a stop in Forks, WA.

- "We had a great 3 night stay at Manatou Lodge in the quaint Pocohantas room. We were able to visit Rialto and Ruby beaches by day and relax in the lodge at night. The room was small but just right for 2 people. The shower was great with hot water and great water pressure. Wifi did not work the first day but did the next two days. But there was not a great need for wifi as we were getting away from the hustle and bustle of life. Forks is close to the lodge and we were able to go there to eat. We also had a fridge in the room. Thanks for a great stay."

Summary:
Reconnect with the simplicity of nature, where tranquility meets comfort at Manitou Lodge in Forks, Washington. Nearby many Olympic National Park entrances like Sol Duc Hot Springs, the Hoh Rain Forest, Cape Flattery, Rialto Beach, Ruby Beach, the Tree of Life and many more. Our centrally located refuge makes an excellent “base camp” from which you can explore the Olympic Peninsula. Hiking, fishing, and exploring, or immersing yourself in the Twilight Saga, we are the perfect escape!

The Space:
The Eagle Cottage Room at Manitou Lodge features a cedar-paneled room with rustic decor and salvage-cedar trim. It shares a front deck with “Owl Cottage Room”, but has its own dedicated patio table. A fire pit is directly behind the cottage for guest use. The Eagle has a Montana log queen bed and a bathroom with a shower. 2 guests maximum.

Pets are allowed in this room ($50 for the first, $25 each additional), which can be paid in via the website or cash on arrival. AIRBNB and VRBO guests please communicate directly, in advance of your stay, to make arrangements for payment.

Manitou Lodge is perfectly situated in Forks, Washington. Our accommodations provide guest rooms, cabins and camping on ten acres of coastal rainforest, just 3 miles from Rialto Beach, and 15 minutes west of Forks. Manitou is what a lodge should be – wood, stone, a Great Room with a massive stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings, and furniture you can put your feet up on. Nights in our forest are silent except for the distant rush of the Sol Duc river and occasional interruptions by coyotes and owls.

Originally built in 1970, our Forks WA Lodging is a built around a classic lodge structure whose most striking feature is a huge vaulted-ceiling Great Room with a massive stone fireplace. The numerous couches and chairs in this room provide the space to be with others, and, at the same time, to be private. The Lodge also is home to our lovely Gift Shop which features Native American and Pacific Northwest art, decor, jewelry and more.

Step Outside and Experience the Pacific Northwest

Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA Lodging is just about as far west as you can get in the lower 48 states. The property’s hemlocks and spruce are still imposing, and there’s a Western Hemlock on the property well over 1000 years old. The grounds include wonderful trails, bits of whimsy and lovely spots to picnic.

Summer is a delight with sunshine and temperatures that rarely rise above 80 F. With winter come the fish. Local rivers (Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Hoh) offer world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. We also experience powerful winter storms which shape our coastline. It’s worth a dose of rain and wind in the face to witness one of these, especially when a couch, fire and warm bed are just a couple of minutes away.

SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 3pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the card with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience.

There is something for everybody any time of year in the Olympic National Park and Forks Washington. Explore wilderness beaches such as Rialto Beach, hike in the moss-draped beauty of the Hoh rainforest, fish the plentiful rivers of the region, or enjoy sightseeing. Forks is also the setting for the Twilight Saga, and hosts the Forever Twilight Festival every fall.

We’re located just a 45 minute drive from the Hoh Rainforest and Sol Duc Hot Springs, and about an hour from Cape Flattery (most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states) and the Makah Reservation and Cultural Museum at Neah Bay. Rialto Beach, spectacularly rugged and log-strewn, is just 3 miles away. The Quileute Tribe resides 9 miles away at La Push, as well as First Beach at LaPush and Olympic National Park’s Second and Third Beaches (not to be confused with Beaches 1-3 south of Kalaloch).

Rialto Beach, the only drive-to beach in the immediate area, is a spectacular, driftwood-strewn beach on the north side of the Quileute river about 3 miles from the Manitou Lodge. The surf is generally heavy, the driftwood logs huge, and the sunsets are magnificent. The Rialto crescent extends for about 1.5 miles and ends with two towering sea stacks, tidal pools, and “Hole-in-the-Wall”, a surf-carved tunnel in a headland. The 18 mile hike north from Rialto Beach to Cape Alava is a favorite with backpackers.

First, Second and Third Beaches extend south from the mouth of the Quileute River. These beaches are long, flat crescents popular with photographers due to sea-stacks (a well-known sea-stack complex, the “Quileute Needles”, lies just offshore), tidal pools, and eagles. Access to Second and Third Beaches requires hikes of 0.5 to 1.5 miles, respectively. The headlands at First Beach and Second Beach can’t be passed, but one can backpack south from Third Beach along the coast for about 17 miles to Oil City.

The Hoh Visitor Center is about 30 miles from us, and the Hoh Rainforest is possibly best known attraction in the Olympic National Park. Average annual rainfall in the Hoh Valley is in excess of 150 inches, and has a spectacular effect on the vegetation. Along the “Hall of Mosses” Trail, the moss-draped maples are extravagantly green year round, so much so that somebody has written that the air appears to be jade-colored. The Spruce Trail follows the glacier-carved Hoh river maple and red alder “bottom”. Scenic raft trips are available in summer along the Hoh River, and guides can be contracted throughout the year for fishing and scenic trips.

Other regional activities near Forks Washington include world-class fishing, mountain-biking, hiking in the Olympic mountains and along the wild beaches that comprise the Pacific Coast portion of the Olympic National Park, or a visit to Cape Flattery, the most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states. A boardwalk recently completed by the Makah Nation, on whose lands the Cape sits, has considerably eased the hike. The views of the Straits of Juan de Fuca, Tatoosh Island, and Vancouver Island from the Cape cliffs are inspiring. While visiting the Cape, you won’t want to miss the outstanding Makah Cultural Center and Museum at Neah Bay. These are just a sampling of the possibilities on the West End. For a more comprehensive look, consult some of the links listed below and visit the Forks Chamber of Commerce Five Day Guide to the West End. Twilight fans won’t want to miss a stop in Forks, WA.

Guest Access:
SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 4pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the envelope with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience. We are only a short drive from the beautiful Rialto beach if you find yourself ahead of schedule it is worth a short visit until your place is ready.

- "Simple, charming, rustic, clean accommodations. Fun, unique decor both in our cabin and the main lodge. Bed was comfortable, water was hot and nature was calling! Wonderful stay." - "We really enjoyed our stay at Manitou Lodge. The location was absolutely perfect. It is close to Olympic National Park (both hiking and beaches) while also being quiet, peaceful, and secluded. We loved that it is nestled among majestic pines and away from major roadways/traffic. The wraparound porch on the lodge building was a great place for reading and relaxing, and the lodge itself had plenty of fun distractions after a day of hiking and exploring. I am so glad that we found this place!"

Fully remodeled yet old character charm in this 2nd level apartment in the heart of downtown Forks! This will be a perfect base for you to explore the Olympic National Park, La Push, Lake Crescent, or the Sol Duc Hot Springs. This home offers a free-flowing living room/ TV area and dining room. The dining table easily seats 6 people and has a wall of casement windows to watch Main Street below. It is unbelievably cozy with an electric fireplace, hardwood floors and 9' ceilings. After a day of exploring all of the natural wonders that this area offers, come back and relax in the private fenced back yard around the fire pit, with your feet up by the fire or watching a movie. The kitchen is fully equipped and if anything additional is needed, please just ask! 2 private bedrooms with comfy King size beds and a huge 3rd bedroom/ laundry room. Open staircase to the entryway doesn't work well for toddlers but older children are welcome. Plenty of parking!

- "Our weekend stay was lovely, peaceful and unforgettable. The property is gorgeous, spacious and had everything we needed as far as kitchen appliances. So nice to have the private outdoor area too. Plenty of parking." - "This is an amazing place to stay. It is beautifully decorated and filled with everything you need for a getaway. Perfect location in the heart of town. Huge rooms with historic touches. We will definitely be back!" - "This property and our stay were wonderful! Very close to Olympic beach hikes and centrally located in Forks. The property is immaculately clean, comfortable and we’ll stocked. Check in was easy. I would definitely recommend staying here and would book again if we ever travel back this way."

Summary:
Reconnect with the simplicity of nature at Manitou Lodge & Campground in Forks, Washington. Nearby many Olympic National Park entrances like Sol Duc Hot Springs, the Hoh Rain Forest, Cape Flattery, Rialto Beach, Ruby Beach, the Tree of Life and many more. Our centrally located refuge makes an excellent “base camp” from which you can explore the Olympic Peninsula. Hiking, fishing, and exploring, or immersing yourself in the Twilight Saga, we are the perfect escape!

The Space:
The Manitou Campground is located near beautiful La Push, a short distance from Forks. Surrounded by land owned by the Department of Natural Resources, you will feel like you are camping right in the rainforest. Our campsites boast mature evergreens that tower into the sky and make a beautiful canopy over the sites. Moss covered trees, ferns on the forest floor and all the sites and smells of nature's beauty. You're going to love this place!

The A-Frame shelters include a picnic table and a fire-pit as well as access to fresh water (short walk). Dedicated parking spots and the short walk to the shelters will make you feel like you are all alone in the forest. These sites are newly developed, bring an adventurous spirit and you will have a fantastic experience here.

-There is a rain shower for use near Site #3
-There is also a port-a-potty available as well.
-This is a basic camping shelter that is perfect for those who like to camp but don't want to bring a tent.
-Bring your own bedding (Two, 31″ mattresses included), these are primitive sites with fire pits, shared outdoor toilet and access to fresh water.
-Please keep in mind that this campsite is on private property.
-A-Frames are limited to 2 guests, or 1 family sleeping in one A Frame and driving a single vehicle.
-(Max 4 guests at a site) For parties of multiple guests and vehicles please book an additional site or contact us directly.
-To add to the beauty of our remote area, there is limited lighting. This is good to remember when you plan to arrive late after sunset.

Campfire Policies:

1. Please be aware that at any time Clallam County can ban fires (if there is a ban it will be posted at porta-potties and in front of lodge). We are NOT located inside the National Park, so we must abide by county guidelines.
2. Please DO NOT burn any trash or put any rocks in your fire pit as it will damage the pit.
3. Please DO NOT collect or burn wood from the property.
4. Firewood bundles are available for purchase at the front of the Lodge ($7 cash can be deposited in the red box at the Lodge).

Campground Guidelines:

-No Glass Containers or bottles.
-Please use the provided restroom facilities.
-Please avoid playing loud music so that all can enjoy the natural surroundings.
-No firearms or fireworks are permitted.
-Please don’t drive at excessive speeds in the campground (This includes all motorized vehicles)
-Please clean up you campsite of all trash and debris before leaving so it can be enjoyed by the next camper.

SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 4pm (no early arrivals, please). With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience. We are only a short drive from the beautiful Rialto beach if you find yourself ahead of schedule it is worth a short visit until your place is ready.

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Step Outside and Experience the Pacific Northwest

Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA Lodging is just about as far west as you can get in the lower 48 states. The property’s hemlocks and spruce are still imposing, and there’s a Western Hemlock on the property well over 1000 years old. The grounds include wonderful trails, bits of whimsy and lovely spots to picnic.

Summer is a delight with sunshine and temperatures that rarely rise above 80 F. With winter come the fish. Local rivers (Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Hoh) offer world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. We also experience powerful winter storms which shape our coastline. It’s worth a dose of rain and wind in the face to witness one of these, especially when a couch, fire and warm bed are just a couple of minutes away.

Guest Access:
All of our campsites have their own private parking spot (near site sign). You simply park at the designated spot and take a short walk to your site to set up. Located at Tent Site #17.

The Neighborhood:
This is a quiet area with natural surroundings. We are remote and perfectly hidden from the hustle and bustle of the city.

*We are nestled in the middle of so many beautiful spots to visit here around the Olympic National Park. Only 25-30 min to the Hoh Rain Forest, 40 min to the breathtaking Sol Duc entrance to the National Park and Lake Crescent. There are numerous hikes and places to explore there. Cape Flattery, the Ozette Loop, Ruby Beach and so many more.

Other Things to Note:
*Bring your own bedding (Two, 31" mattresses included), these are primitive sites with fire pits, shared outdoor toilet and access to fresh water.

*Please keep in mind that this campsite is on private property.

*Tent sites and A-Frames are limited to 2 guests, or 1 family sleeping in one tent driving a single vehicle.
(Max 4 guests at a site) For parties of multiple guests and vehicles please book an additional site or contact us directly.

*Bring your own fire wood, or we do have bundles available for purchase.

*Use of the shower room and Rainforest shower shelter included.

*To add to the beauty of our remote area, there is limited lighting. This is good to remember when you plan to arrive late after sunset.

Campground Guidelines:

No Glass Containers or bottles.

Please use the provided restroom facilities.

Please avoid playing loud music so that all can enjoy the natural surroundings.

Please do not burn trash of any kind in the fire pits.

Please clean up you campsite of all trash and debris before leaving so it can be enjoyed by the next camper.

- "My partner and I spent 4 glorious days exploring Olympic National Park from our gorgeous little private rainforest cabin." - "Everything was absolutely amazing! Just like the pictures and description. Highly recommend for a weekend getaway!"

Summary:
Reconnect with the simplicity of nature at Manitou Lodge & Campground in Forks, Washington. Nearby many Olympic National Park entrances like Sol Duc Hot Springs, the Hoh Rain Forest, Cape Flattery, Rialto Beach, Ruby Beach, the Tree of Life and many more. Our centrally located refuge makes an excellent “base camp” from which you can explore the Olympic Peninsula. Hiking, fishing, and exploring, or immersing yourself in the Twilight Saga, we are the perfect escape!

The Space:
The Manitou Campground is located near beautiful La Push, a short distance from Forks. Surrounded by land owned by the Department of Natural Resources, you will feel like you are camping right in the rainforest. Our campsites boast mature evergreens that tower into the sky and make a beautiful canopy over the sites. Moss covered trees, ferns on the forest floor and all the sites and smells of nature's beauty. You're going to love this place!

The A-Frame shelters include a picnic table and a fire-pit as well as access to fresh water (short walk). Dedicated parking spots and the short walk to the shelters will make you feel like you are all alone in the forest. These sites are newly developed, bring an adventurous spirit and you will have a fantastic experience here.

-There is a rain shower for use near Site #3
-There is also a port-a-potty available as well.
-This is a basic camping shelter that is perfect for those who like to camp but don't want to bring a tent.
-Bring your own bedding (Two, 31″ mattresses included), these are primitive sites with fire pits, shared outdoor toilet and access to fresh water.
-Please keep in mind that this campsite is on private property.
-A-Frames are limited to 2 guests, or 1 family sleeping in one A Frame and driving a single vehicle.
-(Max 4 guests at a site) For parties of multiple guests and vehicles please book an additional site or contact us directly.
-To add to the beauty of our remote area, there is limited lighting. This is good to remember when you plan to arrive late after sunset.

Campfire Policies:

1. Please be aware that at any time Clallam County can ban fires (if there is a ban it will be posted at porta-potties and in front of lodge). We are NOT located inside the National Park, so we must abide by county guidelines.
2. Please DO NOT burn any trash or put any rocks in your fire pit as it will damage the pit.
3. Please DO NOT collect or burn wood from the property.
4. Firewood bundles are available for purchase at the front of the Lodge ($7 cash can be deposited in the red box at the Lodge).

Campground Guidelines:

-No Glass Containers or bottles.
-Please use the provided restroom facilities.
-Please avoid playing loud music so that all can enjoy the natural surroundings.
-No firearms or fireworks are permitted.
-Please don’t drive at excessive speeds in the campground (This includes all motorized vehicles)
-Please clean up you campsite of all trash and debris before leaving so it can be enjoyed by the next camper.

SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 4pm (no early arrivals, please). With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience. We are only a short drive from the beautiful Rialto beach if you find yourself ahead of schedule it is worth a short visit until your place is ready.

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Step Outside and Experience the Pacific Northwest

Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA Lodging is just about as far west as you can get in the lower 48 states. The property’s hemlocks and spruce are still imposing, and there’s a Western Hemlock on the property well over 1000 years old. The grounds include wonderful trails, bits of whimsy and lovely spots to picnic.

Summer is a delight with sunshine and temperatures that rarely rise above 80 F. With winter come the fish. Local rivers (Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Hoh) offer world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. We also experience powerful winter storms which shape our coastline. It’s worth a dose of rain and wind in the face to witness one of these, especially when a couch, fire and warm bed are just a couple of minutes away.

Guest Access:
All of our campsites have their own private parking spot (near site sign). You simply park at the designated spot and take a short walk to your site to set up. Located at Tent Site #16.

The Neighborhood:
This is a quiet area with natural surroundings. We are remote and perfectly hidden from the hustle and bustle of the city.

*We are nestled in the middle of so many beautiful spots to visit here around the Olympic National Park. Only 25-30 min to the Hoh Rain Forest, 40 min to the breathtaking Sol Duc entrance to the National Park and Lake Crescent. There are numerous hikes and places to explore there. Cape Flattery, the Ozette Loop, Ruby Beach and so many more.

Other Things to Note:
*Bring your own bedding (Two, 31" mattresses included), these are primitive sites with fire pits, shared outdoor toilet and access to fresh water.

*Please keep in mind that this campsite is on private property.

*Tent sites and A-Frames are limited to 2 guests, or 1 family sleeping in one tent driving a single vehicle.
(Max 4 guests at a site) For parties of multiple guests and vehicles please book an additional site or contact us directly.

*Bring your own fire wood, or we do have bundles available for purchase.

*Use of the shower room and Rainforest shower shelter included.

*To add to the beauty of our remote area, there is limited lighting. This is good to remember when you plan to arrive late after sunset.

Campground Guidelines:

No Glass Containers or bottles.

Please use the provided restroom facilities.

Please avoid playing loud music so that all can enjoy the natural surroundings.

Please do not burn trash of any kind in the fire pits.

Please clean up you campsite of all trash and debris before leaving so it can be enjoyed by the next camper.

- "Overall a wonderful place! My daughter and i had a great time camping. The site was clean and the shelter was better than expected. Highly recommend." - "The A frame shelter was full of big black spiders,we spent like an hour cleaning and trying to kill them all. The door didn’t close enough, there were also other insects inside. I know it’s camping but at least when we use a plastic tent we’re protected from dangerous insects, there was no service to text the person in charge. So I don’t even know how they wanted people to venmo money for the showers. The shower water was extremely cold..and we waited hours to see if the heater would work… so we were not able to shower. There was a house / cabin but when we went no one was there to help or at least answer questions. We paid over $200 we thought we were paying for a safe place to sleep and at least a comfortable shower."

Cozy studio guesthouse located in the heart of Forks. Perfect location for exploring the Olympic Peninsula or a world-class fishing experience. The home has fast, reliable Wi-Fi, Live TV, streaming services, a full kitchen, and a relaxing outdoor fire area

- "Thank you!" - "We enjoyed our 2 day stay at North Sunrise Studio, the place was well organized. Communication with the owner was great. Sizable backyard, perfect for barbecues and the fire pit was lovely. Our only complaint was the bathroom had a pretty awful smell when we first got there, coming from the drain of the shower. We also noticed there was some water behind the toilet (we think it was from the shower curtain not touching the floor all the way so some water leaks out.) Overall, we would stay there again. "

Summary:
Reconnect with the simplicity of nature, where tranquility meets comfort at Manitou Lodge in Forks, Washington. Nearby many Olympic National Park entrances like Sol Duc Hot Springs, the Hoh Rain Forest, Cape Flattery, Rialto Beach, Ruby Beach, the Tree of Life and many more. Our centrally located refuge makes an excellent “base camp” from which you can explore the Olympic Peninsula. Hiking, fishing, and exploring, or immersing yourself in the Twilight Saga, we are the perfect escape!

The Space:
*** NEWLY RENOVATED *** Pocahontas is located on the main floor of the Manitou Lodge; it contains a queen bed, a bathroom with a shower and a cozy sitting area. Bright room with lively décor and swinging chairs just outside on the porch. 2 guests maximum occupancy.

Pets are allowed in this room ($50 for the first, $25 each additional), which can be paid in via the website or cash on arrival. AIRBNB and VRBO guests please communicate directly, in advance of your stay, to make arrangements for payment. 2 guests maximum.

Manitou Lodge is perfectly situated in Forks, Washington. Our accommodations provide guest rooms, cabins and camping on ten acres of coastal rainforest, just 3 miles from Rialto Beach, and 15 minutes west of Forks. Manitou is what a lodge should be – wood, stone, a Great Room with a massive stone fireplace, vaulted ceilings, and furniture you can put your feet up on. Nights in our forest are silent except for the distant rush of the Sol Duc river and occasional interruptions by coyotes and owls.

Originally built in 1970, our Forks WA Lodging is built around a classic lodge structure whose most striking feature is a huge vaulted-ceiling Great Room with a massive stone fireplace. The numerous couches and chairs in this room provide the space to be with others, and, at the same time, to be private.

Step Outside and Experience the Pacific Northwest

Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA Lodging is just about as far west as you can get in the lower 48 states. The property’s hemlocks and spruce are still imposing, and there’s a Western Hemlock on the property well over 1000 years old. The grounds include wonderful trails, bits of whimsy and lovely spots to picnic.

Summer is a delight with sunshine and temperatures that rarely rise above 80 F. With winter come the fish. Local rivers (Sol Duc, Bogachiel, Calawah, Hoh) offer world-class salmon and steelhead fishing. We also experience powerful winter storms which shape our coastline. It’s worth a dose of rain and wind in the face to witness one of these, especially when a couch, fire and warm bed are just a couple of minutes away.

SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 3pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the card with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience.

There is something for everybody any time of year in the Olympic National Park and Forks Washington. Explore wilderness beaches such as Rialto Beach, hike in the moss-draped beauty of the Hoh rainforest, fish the plentiful rivers of the region, or enjoy sightseeing. Forks is also the setting for the Twilight Saga, and hosts the Forever Twilight Festival every fall.

We’re located just a 45 minute drive from the Hoh Rainforest and Sol Duc Hot Springs, and about an hour from Cape Flattery (most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states) and the Makah Reservation and Cultural Museum at Neah Bay. Rialto Beach, spectacularly rugged and log-strewn, is just 3 miles away. The Quileute Tribe resides 9 miles away at La Push, as well as First Beach at LaPush and Olympic National Park’s Second and Third Beaches (not to be confused with Beaches 1-3 south of Kalaloch).

Rialto Beach, the only drive-to beach in the immediate area, is a spectacular, driftwood-strewn beach on the north side of the Quileute river about 3 miles from the Manitou Lodge. The surf is generally heavy, the driftwood logs huge, and the sunsets are magnificent. The Rialto crescent extends for about 1.5 miles and ends with two towering sea stacks, tidal pools, and “Hole-in-the-Wall”, a surf-carved tunnel in a headland. The 18 mile hike north from Rialto Beach to Cape Alava is a favorite with backpackers.

First, Second and Third Beaches extend south from the mouth of the Quileute River. These beaches are long, flat crescents popular with photographers due to sea-stacks (a well-known sea-stack complex, the “Quileute Needles”, lies just offshore), tidal pools, and eagles. Access to Second and Third Beaches requires hikes of 0.5 to 1.5 miles, respectively. The headlands at First Beach and Second Beach can’t be passed, but one can backpack south from Third Beach along the coast for about 17 miles to Oil City.

The Hoh Visitor Center is about 30 miles from us, and the Hoh Rainforest is possibly best known attraction in the Olympic National Park. Average annual rainfall in the Hoh Valley is in excess of 150 inches, and has a spectacular effect on the vegetation. Along the “Hall of Mosses” Trail, the moss-draped maples are extravagantly green year round, so much so that somebody has written that the air appears to be jade-colored. The Spruce Trail follows the glacier-carved Hoh river maple and red alder “bottom”. Scenic raft trips are available in summer along the Hoh River, and guides can be contracted throughout the year for fishing and scenic trips.

Other regional activities near Forks Washington include world-class fishing, mountain-biking, hiking in the Olympic mountains and along the wild beaches that comprise the Pacific Coast portion of the Olympic National Park, or a visit to Cape Flattery, the most Northwestern point in the lower 48 states. A boardwalk recently completed by the Makah Nation, on whose lands the Cape sits, has considerably eased the hike. The views of the Straits of Juan de Fuca, Tatoosh Island, and Vancouver Island from the Cape cliffs are inspiring. While visiting the Cape, you won’t want to miss the outstanding Makah Cultural Center and Museum at Neah Bay. These are just a sampling of the possibilities on the West End. For a more comprehensive look, consult some of the links listed below and visit the Forks Chamber of Commerce Five Day Guide to the West End. Twilight fans won’t want to miss a stop in Forks, WA.

Guest Access:
SELF CHECK-IN: Any time after 3pm (no early arrivals, please). Find the envelope with your name on it at the front door and follow check-in instructions inside. With the convenience of self check-in at our Forks Washington accommodations, you can take your time and arrive at your convenience. We are only a short drive from the beautiful Rialto beach if you find yourself ahead of schedule it is worth a short visit until your place is ready.

- "It has a rustic charm. The great hall was lovely and had many interesting items to look at. We enjoyed drinking our coffee on the deck outside our room, and meeting the resident ducks and chickens, as well. We hope to be back someday!"

Cozy studio guesthouse located in the heart of Forks. Perfect location for exploring the Olympic Peninsula or a world-class fishing experience. The home has fast, reliable Wi-Fi, Live TV, streaming services, a full kitchen, and a relaxing outdoor fire area

- "This was a cozy little place that was very clean. It had everything we needed." - "Overall a nice studio with plenty of amenities and a good central location if you’re visiting the Hoh rainforest and many other sight seeing spots! I appreciated the travel binder from the hosts that provided local attractions and places to eat nearby."

Tucked away on quiet Spruce Drive, this bright and cozy studio is your perfect base for exploring the Olympic Peninsula. Whether you’re visiting for the natural beauty, a romantic escape, or your Twilight tour, Hoh rain forest,Hiking,Fishing or just heading to the beach this space offers comfort and convenience in a peaceful setting.

Enjoy a full private bath, a comfy king bed, and a well-equipped kitchenette—ideal for morning coffee or simple meals. The studio is just minutes from downtown.

Hot water • TV • Conditioner • Hangers • Clothing storage: closet • Shampoo • Bathtub • Shower gel • Body soap • Hair dryer