Thank you for wanting to visit Forks, Washington and the surrounding area!

The Hoh Rain Forest, Pacific Ocean beaches, Sol Duc Falls, Lake Crescent, La Push – home of the Quileute Nation, world-class rivers for salmon, steelhead and trout fishing with class I, II & III rapids for rafting and kayaking are all just minutes away. When you arrive in town, plan to stop by the Visitor Information Center for information on Twilight sites, Hoh Rain Forest, Pacific Ocean Beaches, Waterfall Trail, lodging, restaurants, shops and activities. Clean restrooms available during business hours. Free Wi-Fi available 24/7 and extends into the parking area. There’s also ample parking for RVs.

Summer Hours: (Memorial Day thru Labor Day)

Mon-Sat 10am-5pm | Sun 11am-4pm
(may close 30 minutes for lunch)

Winter Hours: (Day after Labor Day to Day before Memorial Day)

Mon-Sat 10am-4pm | Sun 11am-4pm
(may close 30 minutes for lunch)

Plan your Visit, use the Links Below to Begin the Journey:

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LODGING

Find your home away from home in Forks, WA.

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DINING

There’s something for every palate!

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DIRECTIONS

Located between Olympic National Park Mountains & Beaches

About

THE RAIN

We’re the rainiest town in the lower 48 with 120″ averaged annually!

Destination

WEDDINGS

Have the wedding of your dreams in Forks, WA

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WEBCAMS

Wondering how the waves are out at LaPush, take a peak!

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LOCAL INFO

Helpful area links and information about our area.

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VISITOR
PACKET

We’ll mail you a packet full of all the info you need!directory.

Many people ask us “When is the best time to visit?” If you love the calming rain like we do, we suggest October through May. The rainforest is the most beautiful when it’s raining! You will also experience more solitude on the beaches and hiking trails. And if you are a Twilight fan, the rain is a must!

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