- #CAMPING IN OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK BEYOND THE TENT LICENSE#
- #CAMPING IN OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK BEYOND THE TENT FREE#
You receive no receipt for yourself, which left us feeling a bit uncomfortable. Then place the envelope through a slit into a metal box.
#CAMPING IN OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK BEYOND THE TENT LICENSE#
They made this clear on the sign.) There wasn’t anyone present at the time, just a sign that explained the process which is this: Find a spot to park, walk to the building and grab an envelope, place your money in it (cash only), and write on it the arrival date, departure date, amount of money you placed in the envelope, and your license plate number. (Arrival day is day one, departure day is day two. When we went the fee was $10 per day, so $20 if you’re staying overnight. It’s a residential home and cars are simply lined up and parked on the lawn. So if you’re camping you’ll need to head back down the road about 0.6 miles and park on private property. If you’re going out for only a day hike you can park at the trailhead parking lot. The permit is good through the end of the year in which it was purchased.
You can purchase the Makah Recreation Permit in Neah Bay at various locations. They require a $10 pass to be displayed in your window while your vehicle is parked. In order to access the trailhead you have to park on Makah land.
#CAMPING IN OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARK BEYOND THE TENT FREE#
Although it’s free they do recommend a $3 donation. While you’re at the Visitor Center you’ll also need to check out a bear canister, which is required for overnight stays. However, it’ll be best to call ahead and verify the hours before your trip. Last we checked, they were open daily until 4pm. (No need for the permit if you’re not camping) You can purchase one at the Olympic National Park Visitor Center in Port Angeles, which is going to be along the route for the majority of people. If you’re planning on camping, each person in your group will need a wilderness camping permit which costs $5.
The beach itself is part of Olympic National Park. It sounds like a lot of info but it’s really not that big of a deal. These are the items you’ll want to square away either before, or along, your journey. Wilderness permit, recreation permit, money for parking, and a bear canister.
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