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  4. Salish Trails RV and Campground Park

Camping at Salish Trails RV and Campground Park near Port Angeles

campground · Port Angeles · 20 campsites

A campground near hiking, and mountain biking. RV fit varies by site.

4.6 on Campspot · 30 reviewsBook on Campspot
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At a glance

  • RV sites up to 60 ft

    Length limits vary by campsite.

  • Electric on many sites
  • Pets welcome
  • Showers

    Dump station on site.

OverviewCampsitesAmenities & locationReviewsPlan your stay

17 available sites

17 open of 20 site types
Tent Site - Basic
RV or tent · Up to 20 ftHookups not listed
Available all 2 nights
$92 for 2 nights
$46/night · before taxes & fees
Small RV / Campervan Site
RV · Up to 22 ftHookups not listed
Available all 2 nights
$92 for 2 nights
$46/night · before taxes & fees
Tent Site - Deluxe View
RV or tent · Up to 20 ftHookups not listed
Available all 2 nights
$100 for 2 nights
$50/night · before taxes & fees
Tent Site - Water & Electric
RV or tent · Up to 20 ftElectric
Available all 2 nights
$100 for 2 nights
$50/night · before taxes & fees
RV Site - 30 Amp Back-In - Water & Electric Only
RV · Up to 32 ftElectric
Available all 2 nights
$120 for 2 nights
$60/night · before taxes & fees
RV Site - 30 Amp Back-In - Water & Electric Only - Call to Book
RV · Up to 45 ftElectric
Available all 2 nights
$120 for 2 nights
$60/night · before taxes & fees
RV Site - 30 Amp Pull-Thru - Water & Electric Only
RV · Up to 50 ftElectric
Available all 2 nights
$120 for 2 nights
$60/night · before taxes & fees
RV Site - 30/50 Amp Pull-Thru - Water & Electric Only
RV · Up to 35 ftElectric
Available all 2 nights
$120 for 2 nights
$60/night · before taxes & fees

View full availability calendar · night-by-night from Campspot

Availability on Campspot.

SiteFr
13
Sa
14
Price
Tent Site - Basic
rv
✓✓from $46
Small RV / Campervan Site
rv
✓✓from $46
Tent Site - Deluxe View
rv
✓✓from $50
Tent Site - Water & Electric
rv
✓✓from $50
RV Site - 30 Amp Back-In - Water & Electric Only
rv
✓✓from $60
RV Site - 30 Amp Back-In - Water & Electric Only - Call to Book
rv
✓✓from $60
RV Site - 30 Amp Pull-Thru - Water & Electric Only
rv
✓✓from $60
RV Site - 30/50 Amp Pull-Thru - Water & Electric Only
rv
✓✓from $60
Deluxe RV Site - 30 Amp Back-In - Water & Electric Only
rv
✓
From $92 for 2 nights
$46/night · Before taxes & fees
17 sites available for your entire stay

You book directly on Campspot. Rates and availability can change until reserved. Campground page on Campspot ↗

17 openSites from $46/night
Book on Campspot

Amenities & location

  • Arcade
  • Ball Field
  • Bathrooms
  • Camp Store
  • Clubhouse
  • Dump Station
  • Internet
  • Laundry
  • Pavilion
  • Pet Area
  • Pets Allowed
  • Planned Activities
Pets
Pets welcome

Hookups (individual campsites): 4 full-hookup, 8 electric individual sites.

Location

80 Obrien Road
Open in Google Maps ↗

Salish Trails RV and Campground Park: questions answered

What is the maximum RV length at Salish Trails RV and Campground Park?
Longest RV site listed: 60 ft (12 of 12 RV sites list a length) (per the listing)
Does Salish Trails RV and Campground Park have RV hookups?
4 full-hookup, 8 electric individual sites (per the listing)
How do I reserve a site at Salish Trails RV and Campground Park?
Reservable on Campspot (per the listing)
Are pets allowed at Salish Trails RV and Campground Park?
Pets allowed (per the listing)
Sources and details

At a glance

Official facts link to their source; “Listing” facts come from the Campspot listing. Anything we can't source says so.

Max rig length
Listing Longest RV site listed: 60 ft (12 of 12 RV sites list a length)
Hookups & power
Listing 4 full-hookup, 8 electric individual sites
Pull-through / back-in
Listing 5 pull-through, 9 back-in
Pets
Listing Pets allowed
Water
Listing Water at 12 sites
Booking
Listing Reservable on Campspot
Getting there
Listing 80 Obrien Road (map in Location below)
Road & site access · Generators · Quiet hours · Cell signal · Starlink / satellite · Shade · Price · Stay limits
Not listed — check with campground

Reviews

Themes from recent written reviews on Campspot. Quotes are verbatim.

Clean bathrooms and showers · 3 reviews

“The campground was spacious, the people were friendly and the bathrooms were clean.”

Mark S · Oct 2026

Selected reviews

Verbatim from guest reviews on Campspot ↗ (30 reviews, ★ 4.6). Not written or edited by us.

“The campground was spacious, the people were friendly and the bathrooms were clean. The only downside of the campground were the size of the showers and toilet stalls. The size may have been acceptable 30 years ago but they are not acceptable by today’s ADA standards.”

Mark S 4 · Oct 2026 · Campspot

“Very friendly staff, clean facilities and easy entrance and camping spaces.”

BRANDEN H 5 · Oct 2026 · Campspot

“Easy access off Highway 101 but far enough thay you don't hear traffic. Facilities very clean and well kept. Large dog park that gives plenty of room to run.”

Terry F 5 · Sep 2026 · Campspot
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Guides for this trip

  • How much does it cost to rent an RV?
  • Camping with dogs
✓
from $70
Deluxe RV Site - 30 Amp Back-In - Water & Electric Only - Call to Book
rv
✓✓from $70
RV Site - 30/50 Amp Pull-Thru - Full Hookup
rv
✓✓from $71
Deluxe Patio RV Site - 30 Amp Back-In - Full Hookup
rv
✓✓from $85
Deluxe Patio RV Site - 30/50 Amp Back-In - Full Hookup
rv
✓✓from $85
One Room Cabin
lodging
✓✓from $91
One Room Cabin - Pet Friendly
lodging
✓✓from $91
Two Room Cabin
lodging
✓✓from $100
Deluxe Cabin
lodging
✓✓from $160
RV Site - 30/50 Amp Pull-Thru - Water & Electric Only - Buddy Site
rv
XXfrom $60
Deluxe Patio RV Site - 30/50 Amp Back-In - Full Hookup - Call to Book
rv
XXfrom $85
Two Room Cabin - Pet Friendly
lodging
XXfrom $100

✓ available · R reserved · X not available · C closed · W first come, first served · N not yet released

Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights51 sites open for every night

RV@Olympic

2.1 mi from Salish Trails RV and Campground Park (straight-line)
Sites from $40/night
$80 total for Nov 13–15 · before taxes & fees
Rates & availability from Hipcamp · you book on their site
View Campsites
Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights1 site open for every night

Deer Park Mountain View RV Campsite

2.4 mi from Salish Trails RV and Campground Park (straight-line)
Sites $50/night
$100 total for Nov 13–15 · before taxes & fees
Rates & availability from Hipcamp · you book on their site
View Campsites
Available Nov 13–15 · 2 nights1 site open for every night

Blue Hole Bliss

3.2 mi from Salish Trails RV and Campground Park (straight-line)
Sites from $131/night
$261 total for Nov 13–15 · before taxes & fees
Rates & availability from Hipcamp · you book on their site
View Campsites
Compare site types

20 individual reservable campsites from Campspot, checked Nov 8. Rates are the listed nightly rates.

Rv

15 sites · From $46, From $85/night

13 open Nov 13–Nov 15

Lodging

5 sites · From $91, From $100/night

4 open Nov 13–Nov 15

Alert at Olympic National Park nearby
  • Park Closure: Hurricane Ridge Road Closed, Sunday 11/8, 9:00am Hurricane Ridge Road is closed due to snow and ice.
  • Park Closure: Some Roads and Campgrounds are Temporarily Closed due to Weather Storm damage has temporarily closed the Mora, Hoh, and Sol Duc Campgrounds, as well as Hoh Road, Mora Road, and Sol Duc Road. High winds from yesterday's storm brought down several trees and large branches, creating hazardous conditions. Please check current…

Active alerts from the National Park Service. Check before you go.

Trip idea

Ideas for your stay

An idea to start from, built from this campground's listing and real tours nearby. Times, openings and prices change, so check each before you go.

  1. Day 1 · Arrive and settle in

    • Check in and set up camp.
  2. Day 2 · Get out and explore

    • Electric Bike Ride on the Olympic Discovery Trail 6 mi · 3 hr–4 hr · from $65/person
    • Hoh Rain Forest and Rialto Beach Guided Tour in Olympic National Park 6 mi · 9 hr · from $195/person
  3. Optional full-day extension

    Longer tours — plan travel time before and after.

    • Hurricane Ridge and Sol Duc Guided Tour in Olympic National Park 6 mi · 9 hr · from $195/person

Self-guided tours at 6 mi away, Olympic National Park

  • Trails with Accessibility Descriptions · 15–5000 min · Stops: Hall of Mosses Trailhead, Hoh Visitor Center Mini-Trail Trailhead, Spruce Nature Trail, Hurricane Hill Trailhead, Meadow Loop Trailhead, Beach 1 Trailhead +13 more

    These trails are some of the most popular in the park! Some meet the ADA criteria for fully accessible, and some do not. Knowing that people have all different kinds of needs and abilities, the…

  • Gems of History and Culture in Western Washington · 1–4 day · Stops: Maritime Washington National Heritage Area, The Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience, Klondike Gold Rush Visitor Center, The Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial, Ebey's Reserve - Crockett Lake, Ebey's Reserve - the Alexander Blockhouse +2 more

    Did you know that western Washington is just as rich in history and culture as it is in natural beauty? These smaller sites are within a day's travel from Olympic, and each one has its own unique…

Source: National Park Service. Tours are in the free NPS App.

Ways to stay

Have an RV waiting

    Need an RV for your stay?

    Rentals that may deliver here and whose listed length fits sites up to 60 ft. Delivery may be available — confirm fees and dates with the owner before you book.

    2004 Keystone Springdale
    2004 Keystone Springdale

    Travel trailer · 24 ft · sleeps 7 · 8 mi from campground

    $95/night listed · Outdoorsy · Delivery may be available

    View rental
    2022 Jayco Jay Feather Micro
    2022 Jayco Jay Feather Micro

    Travel trailer · 19 ft · sleeps 3 · 51 mi from campground

    $105/night listed · RVshare · Delivery may be available

    View rental
    2024 Jayco Jay Flight 267BHSW "Make A Memory"
    2024 Jayco Jay Flight 267BHSW "Make A Memory"

    Travel trailer · 30 ft · sleeps 6 · 76 mi from campground

    $185/night listed · RVshare · Delivery may be available

    View rental
    Things to do

    Activities near Salish Trails RV and Campground Park

    Bookable tours nearby

    Paid experiences on Viator. Distances are from this campground when the tour lists its own start point.

    Hoh Rain Forest and Rialto Beach Guided Tour in Olympic National Park
    Hoh Rain Forest and Rialto Beach Guided Tour in Olympic National Park

    6 mi · 9 hr · from $195/person

    Hurricane Ridge and Sol Duc Guided Tour in Olympic National Park
    Hurricane Ridge and Sol Duc Guided Tour in Olympic National Park

    6 mi · 9 hr · from $195/person

    Electric Bike Ride on the Olympic Discovery Trail
    Electric Bike Ride on the Olympic Discovery Trail

    6 mi · 3 hr–4 hr · from $65/person

    See 6 more bookable tours
    Whale Watching from Friday Harbor
    Whale Watching from Friday Harbor
    Best time to go

    Seasons, rates and how booked it gets

    Share of site-nights open, booked and closed on Campspot for the next months, checked Nov 8. Months further out may not be released for booking yet.

    MonthOpenBookedClosed
    Nov 202691%0%0%
    Dec 202695%0%0%
    Jan 202795%0%0%

    33 mi · 4 hr · from $135/person

    Whale Watching Tour from Anacortes
    Whale Watching Tour from Anacortes

    33 mi · 3 hr · from $119/person

    Orcas Island Whale Watching
    Orcas Island Whale Watching

    33 mi · 3.5 hr · from $119/person

    Guaranteed Whale Watching Tour
    Guaranteed Whale Watching Tour

    33 mi · 3.5 hr · from $119/person

    Kayaking in Deception Pass State Park
    Kayaking in Deception Pass State Park

    33 mi · 1.5 hr · from $56/person

    Tree Canopy Climbing on Lopez Island
    Tree Canopy Climbing on Lopez Island

    33 mi · 4 hr · from $275/person

    Free things to do (National Park Service)

    Ranger programs, trails and park activities — typically free. Separate from paid tours above.

    From the National Park Service · 6 mi away, Olympic National Park

    A trail leads through an old growth forest surrounded by ferns.
    Photo: NPS Photo
    Walk the Moments in Time Trail

    15-30 Minutes

    Take a peaceful stroll at Barnes Point on Lake Crescent on the Moments in Time Trail.

    A view of Hurricane Ridge with the Olympic Mountains in the distance.
    Photo: NPS Photo
    Hurricane Ridge Shuttle

    1-2 Hours

    Skip the stress and help the environment by taking a Clallam Transit bus to Hurricane Ridge! This summer season bus transports park visitors directly from downtown Port Angeles,…

    A salmon jumping up a waterfall.
    Photo: NPS Photo
    Watch for Salmon at Salmon Cascades

    15-45 Minutes

    In the late summer and early fall, salmon can be seen leaping from Salmon Cascades on the Sol Duc River! Get a glimpse on a viewing platform located above the cascades.

    A deer with antlers in velvet grazes on a mountain hillside, backlit by sunset.
    Photo: NPS/E. Goode
    Observe Animals at Olympic National Park

    In the park, we humans are privileged to be visitors to wild animals' home. We can treat their home with respect and care.

    A trailhead with a sign that reads "Peabody Creek Trail."
    Photo: NPS Photo
    Take a Short Hike Near the Visitor Center

    15-30 Minutes

    Near the Olympic National Park Visitor Center, two short loop hikes take visitors through peaceful, green lowland forests.

    A waterfall rushes over mossy rocks to a pond below.
    Photo: NPS Photo / J. Burger
    See Madison Falls

    5-15 Minutes

    Madison Falls is a stunning 60-foot waterfall near the Elwha River. It's also one of the most accessible destinations at the park, making it a great stop for families and visitors…

    Source: National Park Service (Olympic National Park). Photos link to nps.gov and are credited to their photographers.