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The Rain Forest Resort Village is set in the beautiful Quinault Rainforest on the shores of picturesque Lake Quinault.
We are situated on the Olympic
Peninsula at the northern end of Grays Harbor County. Lake Quinault's pristine glacier fed waters lap at the beach of our resort.
The Quinault Rainforest, which is framed by Quinault Valley with ridges that rise over 3000 feet, is the backdrop for The Rain Forest Resort Village.
Our lakeside RV Park has water and 30 amp 120v electrical hookups. The sites are back-in only. The rates are $44.68 per night plus sales tax. Most sites are large enough to accommodate even the largest of RVs
There are 31 RV Sites .
All of our fireplace cabins have lake views and private decks. Some offer kitchens, while others have jetted tubs and some have both. Our cabins come in different sizes, some sleep two, some four and others sleep up to five people... They are a great getaway from the hustle and bustle of every day life. Our guests love the fireplace cabins, they keep coming back, for many reasons, and they keep telling their friends about the Rain Forest Resort Village. So, it is a good idea to make reservations early, so you can get (the cabin and the dates that you want). This is especially true in the summer months and holiday weekends.
What a beautiful property and place to stay. We were coming through the area while dispersed camping and this place caught our eye as we drove by. Walked in and chatted with the workers who were nice and helped set us up with a lake side room. We ate at the restaurant across the street and walked to see the tallest spruce tree. The rooms could use an update but for the price, I felt it matched. Would stay again!
Not fancy, but clean and comfortable with a gas fireplace in each room. Views of the lake and good trails starting just across the road. Definitely recommended.
Stayed in village inn room with lake view. Big windows and balcony with direct view of lake-beautiful. Road in front of room is noisy but luckily bedroom is facing rear and has door to shut out noise. Resort general store has provisions, please stock more vegan friendly items (ready meals, snacks). Microwave inside store for general use as well as free coffee/tea/hot water/instant apple cider during opening hours (9a-9p in summer, 9a-8p otherwise). Only wished there was a microwave in room or even outside general store since we get up early before 9am. Please also update info book in room stating able to drive across bridge (broken down for years) at eastern side of road.
The perfect stay on the Olympic Peninsula.
Cute cabins, clean rooms, jetted tub, fire place, and beautiful views.
Friendly employees who offered some great recommendations.
Good family run resort. Classic lodge rooms, but without a fridge and WiFi was mostly unavailable. We had a beautiful 2 bed room for our family with a beautiful view of the lake from our room. They had trails to hike nearby and a good gift shop and restaurant on site. It is in a rain forest, so plan on a shower or two throughout the day.
