Olympic National Park, WA
Visitor Services

Drinking water and paved parking are available in the park.

Service Description Service Description
Fees Fees
Entrance fees (good for 7 days) are collected from May to September.		 Camping Camping
Some campgrounds and comfort stations are closed and water systems drained during off-seasons. The number of sites may also be limited at that time. Inquire about open facilities upon arrival... More information on Camping
Information Information
There is an authoritative information center here. 		Restrooms Restrooms
There are toilet facilities here.

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Special Considerations

Summers are most popular and more crowded, as weather is warmer and drier. Plan to arrive early (especially on weekends) to get a good camping spot. Entrance fees (good for seven days) are collected at Elwha, Heart O' the Hells/Hurricane Ridge, Hoh, Sol Duc, and Staircase entrance stations from May through September or later. Camping fees are charged at various locations.

Water repellent clothing is advisable. Bring warm clothing and a windbreaker for higher elevations and cool evenings. Higher elevations are snow-covered from early November to late June.

Commercial tours: capacity of 1-6 people (sedan) $25; 7-15 people (van) $75; 16-25 people (mini-bus) $100; 26 plus people (motor coach) $200.

Restrictions

Camping is limited to fourteen consecutive days. Hunting or disturbance of wildlife in any manner is prohibited in National Parks.