Quileute Oceanside Resort

We were given a lower floor room when we booked an ocean view and you cannot see the ocean from the room, after much discussion and showing out reservation we were moved to an upper floor room which was lovely.

Tranquil location, very comfortable bed, loved the sound of the ocean waves and the balcony overlooking the beach. Charming restaurant. Well stocked local convenience store, and cafe stand- all on the property.

Loved our cabin! The beds are great and comfortable. The kitchenette was great! Loved the view and porch. The only complaint is that the wood that was left outside for the use of the fireplace was all big pieces and without a way to make kindling it was really hard to get a fire started. Otherwise it was an awesome place to stay and I want to come back again soon.

Remodeled and looks modern and clean inside. Great location for a laid back relaxation

We wanted to find something close to the Hoh Rainforest entrance and close to the beach. We didn’t know anything about the area, so we took a chance with our booking and absolutely loved this resort. Our rooms were spacious and clean. The beds were very comfortable. But its location was the amazing part! LaPush beach was stunning. We could see the whole beach from our deck and loved watching the sunset over the sea stacks. Due to the remote location, we did not have cell service and wifi was spotty. Several local restaurants were closed but we did find a good food truck on the beach. We knew these things in advance and were fine with it. We will definitely go again!

Lovely!

We liked having a wifi free zone in our rooms, no tv to just unplug and enjoy the spectacular view. Thats really what we were there for. We did not like Having to walk up the stairwell that had bird poop and feathers scattered all over. This was in the Whale bldg. The office needs more info on the trails in the area. Suggestion is to bring your own food for breakfast, lunch and dinner to avoid having to drive 14mi out to Forks to get food items from the grocery store. There is a mini mart within walking distance of the property which is similar to a 7-11 store for basic necessities. One restaurant at the Marina which is closed Tue/Wed and one take out place 8mi down the road that serves burgers and deep fried baskets - fish n chips, oysters, scallops and soft serve ice cream and shakes. All in all this is a beautiful property and we will be returning and be more prepared w/our food items.

This was a bittersweet weekend for us. We have been going to Quileute Oceanside Resort several times a year for years as it was our favorite spot. We always book a year in advance and choose our favorite sites. When we arrived on 8/29 for the holiday weekend, we went straight to our reserved space, only to find a unit in it. We drove to the office to get it sorted out. Once we got there, we were told that we had been moved... to a site that our 40ft RV does NOT fit in! In fact, the spot was in an entire row that the resort themselves has told us for years is not accessible for our unit! When we showed them our confirmation letter with our reserved site number noted, we were told that they would no longer allow people to reserve certain sites and instead would be putting people where they fit when they arrive...😒 Again, we will not FIT in the site your system switched us to! After wasting 45 minutes, they finally got us in a site that we fit in. While we were in the office, two other campers were in there that had called to confirm they were in sites that were next to each other only to get there and be told that they weren't even in the same campgrounds within the resort! We already have reservations for next Memorial Day weekend with a group of about 6 RV's. We asked if we were still going to be put in spots next to one another, "no". We were told that this was the new policy and of we didn't like it, that was tough. Of course it wasn't long after we got to our site before someone pulled up and asked why we were in their site. We explained to them what happened and that they too would have to go to the office to find out where their new site was. They too were camping with a group that had all arranged to be together and weren't. He also wound up being put on the other side of the resort in the other campground, nowhere near his friends. He was also told this was the new policy and they didn't care if he liked it or not. He and his group will be camping elsewhere for their annual trip next year. Hopefully, Quileute will see what a huge mistake this policy change is and revert back to guaranteed sites. If not, we will certainly miss this magical place.

Amazing Location.

Be cautious! No shower, no internet/wifi when you stay here! Very limited amenities and stuff is not friendly. It’s really a joke that guest needs to pay to get shower which located far away.