Salt Creek Sites and Adventures

 The day was filled with adventure and encounters with wildlife. The low tide revealed numerous sea creatures, and we visited a fascinating bunker. Fortunately, the weather was on our side! We will definitely return to this locale. Although we have previously visited just to explore and stroll, we never had the chance to stay longer. The park is lovely and tranquil, with clean restrooms. Again, this park fills up fast, so best to make reservations

Salt Creek Recreation Area

 Regarded as the premier destination for shore diving in Washington state, the Salt Creek Recreation Area boasts an awe-inspiring underwater park brimming with sea life such as urchins, anemones, sea cucumbers, and wolf eels. The underwater kelp forest is most lush during the summer and autumn months. Choose from four distinct entry points, with the staircase at campsite #63 providing the most convenient access.

Reservations are advisable due to the high demand for these scenic spots. Embark on a hike to discover a waterfall, investigate WWII bunkers, and capture memorable photographs. This tranquil haven feels worlds apart from the frenetic pace of highways and urban centers.

Facilities • Salt Creek Recreation Area (clallamcountywa.gov)

Cresent Beach Day 2

Views around the private beach, which is also next to Salt Creek Campground, which is another adventure coming.

One of the cabins to rent

Laundry room/restrooms

Inside laundry

 

Cresent Beach RV Resort

We made our first adventure out, we went to Cresent Beach RV Park. They have Seafront accommodations and private beach access in the heart of the Olympic Peninsula. Full hookup RV sites with quiet panoramic views of the Strait of Juan De Fuca and Olympic Mountains, just a 30 minute drive west of Port Angeles.

With the Straits and Vancouver Island in the foreground and Striped Peak in the background, it is hard to envision such an epic view anywhere else. They also have tent camping and cabins that a person can rent.