Beautiful view from our cabin at the Quileute Oceanside Resort
Time for an escape, and a little investigation of a location we would like to visit on a future Kitsap Tours’ tour. We’ve stayed at a variety of places along Washington’s Pacific Coast but this time we decided to return to the Quileute Oceanside Resort in LaPush, WA. Dogs are welcome, although not in the luxury cabins - not a problem since the standard cabins are great and with tile and linoleum floors there is no concern about dogs damaging carpets.
The perfect beach cabins. We stayed in a two story cabin with two bedrooms and a bath downstairs – each with a door to the outside. Upstairs there is one large kitchen/dining/living area with a wood stove and great balcony.
Note: Do not go out on the balcony early in the morning, when no one is around and allow the door to close behind you, especially on a cold morning, in your nightshirt. The door may lock and you may spend some time alone – too high up to jump but the view is spectacular!
The biggest piece of driftwood I've ever seen!
What to do: Beach walking, photography, fishing charters, curl up with a book or a friend, relax!
Dining: There is a restaurant at the resort, one a few miles down the road and a larger selection in Forks a little further down the road. My suggestion is to take food and make use of the small but adequate kitchen.
In the area: So much! I can’t begin to list all there is to do close by but Forks, WA does a good job so check out their website. If you, or yours are Twlight fans then, of course you already know that the Quileute Reservation is the home of Jacob, and Forks has its share of vampires. Click here for some Twilight information.
The Pacific Ocean at La Push, WA
