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Instagram- campradd Twin Beach Campground outside of Port Angeles, Wa has numbered sites available on the property for you to set up camp whether it's a tent or van/camper with picnic benches and fire pits. There is a small communal shack where you can prepare your meals. Faucet available for washing dishes/hands. Fire pit available for communal use - so don't forget to bring ingredients for s'mores! Interaction with host or other guests completely up to you! Humans of all ages welcome.
Once you have fully settled in - less than a min walk away there is access to a river (river showers welcome) and almost as close by you'll find the beach - surf, swim or just sit with some great views!
There is a laundromat, small convenient store and gas station only 10 min away.
30 min drive in to Port Angeles where you'll find a great small town with great food, antique stores and shops. Find great breakfast at Oak Table cafe in Sequim and Chestnut Cottage Restaurant in Port Angeles are just of the great options available.
Bike trails just short drives away. Lake crescent and hikes for all levels and distances all within a 45 min drive if not less!
Feel free to ask for suggestions and message with any questions as well.
Just past mile marker 39 heading west on Hwy 112 at about mile 38.7 is Twin Beach driveway. Directly across the street to the south is a driveway. Take the driveway that goes down the hill to the left, do not go up the hill. You will see a gate and a yellow arrow pointing that direction.
One car included - extra car is $10/night
I went looking for a place to camp with good reviews and somehow missed the sign. Google maps go me there and the sign said no camping. The road away from the coast had no camping signs. looked like a bust for me.
Best campground I've been to. Camp host chopped firewood and shared stories around fire pit in central area. Hot dogs, s'mores, 2min river walk to beach for red sunset. Frisbee, bike riding, beach, etc. Great people, fun place🤙
Very cozy campground. Went there this early November which is probably "off season," so my wife and I had the area to ourselves other than the nice groundskeeper and his pup.
Owner was quick to respond to questions. Very quiet area while we were there. Yes, you can hear some passing cars occasionally but it did not bother us, and it is worth it being in walking distance to the beach.
The community shelter might have spoiled us for casual camping, it was so nice being able to cuddle up and cook dinner on the wood stove while we listened to the rain and music.
Already planning on coming back next year.
This is a private campground known as Camp Rad.
There are a small number of campsites which have good privacy.
The camp host is very responsive, friendly and has lots of firewood available.
There is a small trail that leads to a little creek.
This is across the road from the beach, you will hear the noise of the road and cars if your campsite is close to the road.
The sound of the waves on the ocean excellent and provide a good backdrop for a night sleep in a tent.
The fire pits and table and chairs are well set up.
There is a porta potty available.
I recommend coming here during the day as the road is hard to find and you must follow instructions carefully.
Enjoy
