Lake Crescent

Lake Crescent nestles into the Olympic National Park in Clallam County, Washington, with U.S. Route 101 hugging Lake Crescent's southern border. East Beach Road follows its far north side, trails flank its southeastern and northern shores, and there is only a three-mile road access to most of the eight-mile stretch of its northern shoreline. Seattle, Washington, is the closest Metroplex at 103 miles east. Port Angeles, Washington, on the Strait of Juan de Fuca/Salish Sea, is the nearest town at about 20 miles east of Lake Crescent's eastern tip. More Lake Information

Lake Crescent Camping

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Salt Creek Campground

Salt Creek Campground features 92 total scenic campsites that only six people per campsite. There are also two ADA-accessible campsites. The bathrooms are also ADA-accessible, with coin-operated showers and a...

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Shadow Mountain RV Park

Shadow Mountain RV Park is a well-kept campground with many entertaining activities and great customer service. They offer weekly, overnight, and monthly stay. It also has a convenience store and gas station,...

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Sol Duc Campground

Sol Duc Campground has two tent camping loops, one of which includes a walk-in section, with 82 tent pitches and 17 RV campsites. Flush toilets and potable water are available at nearby comfort stations in the...

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Fairholme Campground

Fairholme Campground is an excellent campground with 88 total sites and 21ft sites for RVs. The fee is $24 per night, and the dump station is $10 per use. The amenities included are flush toilets and potable...

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Lyre River Campground

The lyre is a popular fishing camp for anglers, and during salmon migrations, it provides excellent salmon fishing. There are 11 campsites, a shelter, two restrooms, potable water, and a shelter on the...