Quileute Oceanside Resort

就在海邊，聽着濤聲，看海浪，有廚房有烤箱，暖氣充足，衞生間超大，12月是淡季，天氣陰冷，下雨是常態，但是我們幸運地看到了日落。

Love the location, prices have sky rocketed in the past year, unsure why but there is no place like this along the WA coast.

Since staying in one of the regular cabins some years ago, we have wanted to go back to spend a night in one of the cabins with a hot tub. Those cabins are in high demand, even in the shoulder season, but we finally managed to book a cabin last-minute. The cabins are beautifully designed, and cleverly arranged, so you don't feel crowded. There are some details that could be improved, like softer indoor lighting, or a better coffee machine, but our stay was plenty comfortable. Staff was great, too. The local restaurant in La Push has improved since we were there last, and is now better than anything we've seen in Forks.

RV Camping issues It truly pains me to leave this review. But something needs to change. -- Please understand this is about the CAMPING arrangements. I booked an RV site (site specific) over 4 months in advance. Chose my site based on the size of my unit, the car and trailer I was pulling and our length of stay. Everything is locked in and ready for our trip. -- We travel 7.5 hours, go to check in, only then to find out "they have changed their policy". And sites are arranged by the computer, based on "the best interests of the resort". We went from a pull through ocean view, to being stuck in a too short of a site on the corner of the road (Our picnic table was literally on the gravel of the road, and we used our car to add some protection for our seated area. And our fire pit was a foot away from the back of my RV that was also sticking out in the road in front of us too far) Our view? A row of portable toilets and a dumpster. -- I will be the first to tell you the staff was INCREADABLE. Kind, apologetic, but this was beyond their control or change. The young lady at the counter was great, and so was the manager Jerry. He did his best to help us out, but made it very clear it was a change that he was unable to provide. -- To the team making the decisions,.. We have stayed at your resort in the past, beautiful location, great resort, friendly staff. -- CHANGE your policy, if you want another visit from me or anyone I talk to. This is unacceptable for what to expect when traveling. -- You wouldn't book a flight in first class then show up and get a seat by the bathrooms, in the back of the plane. -- You wouldn't book a hotel with 2 Queens and end up with a room with one double. -- You wouldn't book a restaurant reservation on the deck looking over the ocean for you anniversary dinner and get put in the table by the bathroom. -- You wouldn't accept that, but you expect your customers to adapt to your policy that are the "best interests of the [your] resort" Marginal profit over customer satisfaction is a losing plan. PS if you ready this far,.. Please fix the water pressure, not sure if it was just our spot, but the water pressure was to weak to use. Let me know when things have changed,.. I'd love to visit again. A

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.

This park is very beautiful. I stayed at an RV site that had full hookups , its own personal garbage can, and the bathrooms were very clean. The restaurant near to the park was good, I recommend the Brussel sprouts, Its definitely a get away from the city. Very beautiful. Just know, there is theft here. I had my laundry stolen in the laundry room. Someone stole it from the dryer. It wasn’t something that caused me angst, because it was something I bought from Amazon for $15. But the fact that someone went into the dryer to steal something from my personal items was unsettling. I went to the front desk, just to let them know that there are thieves here. The front desk clerk looked bothered, like she didn’t care. When a customer comes to the front desk to let them know of petty crime, the least they could do is acknowledge that this was wrong, and that they will forward this issue to their supervisors. I got a half assed reply they will let maintenance and security know. It felt like I was bothering her. Thats not a good look. Just know, there is thievery here, and don’t leave anything outside your campsite that has any value outside without supervision. I have been to many campgrounds and marinas in this state, and never had anything stolen. So I am sitting here in my campsite planning to lock my doors tonight in my RV, something I never had to do in any campground before because of crime. I think the issue is this campground is right next to the town of La Push, and I suspect outsiders are coming in to steal. I also have read about thefts in this campground from other online reviews. Fix this issue, because if this becomes endemic, you will lose customers. Who wants to go camping and then worry that items from their campsite or laundry areas may get stolen. Camping is supposed to be relaxing.I am not sure that I am coming back, because right now I don’t know that this is a campground that I can leave things out, like a grill, cooler or chairs. I would love to come back, but…. Make everyone put a credit card deposit down for a key to the laundry room. If the key is not returned ,they forfeit their deposit. Have security drive around the campground with identifiers that they are security. A known security presence may help deter petty theft. It’s a small town, security would have an idea who the troublemakers are.