Riverview RV Park

The Great Outdoors

You’ll have easy access to the beauty of Bogachiel State Park when you are RV camping at the Riverview RV Park. This thickly forested 127-acre park on the banks of the Bogachiel River is an excellent example of a vibrant rainforest. The average rainfall in the region is 140 to 160 inches per year. There is a one-mile trail, plus picnic tables and restrooms in the day-use area. Other recreational activities include metal detecting, fishing, and wildlife viewing.You can also appreciate the great outdoors at the Olympic National Park when you camp in an RV near Forks. This park covers nearly a million acres and is renowned for its diverse ecosystems, including mountains topped by glaciers, old-growth rainforests, and miles of wild coastline. Recreational activities include tide pools, boating, hiking, climbing, fishing, wildlife viewing, and winter sports. Boat and other gear rentals are available. Ranger-led programs and activities are held throughout the park. Visitor centers throughout the park include the Olympic National Park Visitor Center, the Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center, the Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center, and the Kalaloch Ranger Station. There are restaurants at the Kalaloch Lodge, Lake Crescent Lodge, Log Cabin Resort, and Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort in the park. Make sure to check out Experience Olympic to help plan your visit.The Olympic Hot Springs are a very special part of the Olympic National Park. You can learn more when you visit with your Forks rental motorhome. These natural, unmaintained pools are located in a wilderness area and are only accessible by foot. The Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort in the park features three mineral soaking pools and towel rentals in its seasonal day-use area. The Sol Duc pools are tested daily and are in compliance with health and safety regulations.

Exploring the Area

Forks was the setting of the notorious Twilight book series. Enjoy exploring the home town of sparkly vampires and werewolves when you are camping at the Riverview RV Park; both guided and self-guided themed tours are on offer. There is an annual Forever Twilight in Forks celebration honoring Stephenie Meyer and everything related to the saga. Other special events include the Last Chance Salmon Derby, Quileute Days, Rainfest, and Welcoming the Whales. Non-Twilight-y things to do and see here include the Forks Timber Museum, the Elk Creek Conservation Area, the Quileute Indian Reservation, John’s Beachcombing Museum, and the Rainforest Arts Center. Be sure to visit the Forks Washington Chamber of Commerce, the Olympic Peninsula Visitors Bureau, and Experience Washington for the latest in local news, happenings, and visitor guides.You can also enjoy some time in Port Angeles with your Forks camper rental. Port Angeles is the gateway to a national park and an international ferry, so there is plenty to do and see. Some highlights here include the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, the Ediz Hook lighthouse and harbor, the Olympic Coast Discovery Center, the Port Angeles City Pier, and the Feiro Marine Life Center.Special events that you may want to consider planning your trip around include the Juan de Fuca Arts Festival, the seasonal Port Angeles Underground Heritage Tour, the Olympic Peninsula Birdfest, the Summer Solstice Art Festival, and the Red Wine, Cider, and Chocolates celebration. Check out Visit Port Angeles, the Port Angeles Regional Chamber of Commerce, and Clallam County Visitor Information for up-to-date information on area attractions, events, and visitor guides.When you head out of the RV campground to check out the local food scene, you’ll find bar and grill fare, classic comfort food, pizza, burgers, ethnic eateries, coffee houses, and much more. And if you need to top off your fuel tank, there are plenty of service stations, truck stops, and convenience stores with both gasoline and diesel fuel.