Second Beach will steal your heart and reward your soul in ways you never knew you craved. Trails from each campground loop starts and ends at the beach, where you can explore tide pools and wander among iconic sea stacks. Kalaloch has 170 campsites, many of which are located directly above the slowly-eroding bluffs. Located on the bluffs above the sandy, driftwood-strewn beach, the Kalaloch campground is the ideal way to easily enjoy the start of the wilderness coast while still being close to amenities. Best known for Ruby Beach and the Instafamous Root Tree, the Kalaloch Region is also home to a stunning, front-country campground that showcases jaw-dropping sunsets while providing access to miles of hiking. Kalaloch Beach is typically the first beach area in Olympic that visitors experience while camping. Root Tree near Kalaloch Beach campsite in Olympic National Park. There are endless areas to camp along the coast, but five Olympic coastal sites stand out as must- experience destinations for your next adventure. For those looking for remoteness and solitude, Olympic National Park has 23 backcountry camping areas right along the coast, each more beautiful than the last. Let one of these campgrounds serve as a great introduction to the region. To best experience the region, you’ll need to camp, build a fire on the beach, catch a sunset, and then spend the next day exploring.Īlong the coast of Olympic, there are three established front-country campgrounds near the breaking waves and stunning vantage points. Seventy-three miles of uninterrupted nature is hard to fully comprehend, which is why the Olympic Coast can't be adequately seen in just one day. The beaches of Olympic are where hyperbole becomes truth, and where you need to go to experience the last bastion of America’s coastal wilderness. Out on the Olympic Coast, time is dictated by sunsets and tides and it is where you go to recharge your soul and connect with nature. Each step along the sea stack-clad coast brings you closer to beauty and solitude, building to an unimaginable dreamscape where time as we know it vanishes. For 73 miles, the rugged and undeveloped beaches of the Pacific Coast of Washington State inspire countless generations. There are few places in the world that induce wanderlust as strongly as the coast of Olympic National Park.
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