Kalaloch Lodge, Forks

Location

Kalaloch Lodge is located along the Olympic Peninsula, positioned between driftwood-lined beaches and expansive evergreen forests. The property offers direct access to Kalaloch Beach, providing convenient opportunities for coastal exploration. Nearby attractions include the Hoh Rainforest and the Tree Root Cave, known as the Tree of Life, which is just a short walk from the lodge.

Lodging Options

The Main Lodge serves as a central hub with direct access to the Creekside Restaurant and outdoor seating for beach views. Kalaloch Cabins, ideal for families and couples, feature several types, some of which offer outstanding views of the beach and come equipped with kitchen facilities. Seacrest House provides hotel-style rooms with private balconies that face the ocean, designed for a more traditional lodging experience.

Dining

Creekside Restaurant, located within the Main Lodge, offers locally sourced and sustainable cuisine for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy a variety of inspired dishes while taking in panoramic views of the Olympic Peninsula. The restaurant supports local agriculture, ensuring meals are made with fresh ingredients available in the region.

Pet-Friendly Amenities

Kalaloch Lodge provides pet-friendly lodging in its cabin units, allowing guests to bring their dogs along for the adventure. The cabins are steps away from one of the few dog-friendly beaches on the coast, facilitating easy outdoor activities. Specific guidelines apply, as pets are not allowed in the Main Lodge or Seacrest House.

Activities and Entertainment

Guests enjoy numerous outdoor activities such as hiking trails, beach walking, and tide pooling along the protected coastline. Kalaloch Lodge also offers a selection of board games and yard games free of charge, promoting friendly competition among guests. Winter storm watching from the comfort of the cabins provides a unique experience as waves crash against the shore.

Highlights

Location: Located along the Olympic Peninsula

Dining: Creekside Restaurant with locally sourced cuisine

Lodging: Pet-friendly cabins with beach access

Activities: Hiking trails and tide pooling at nearby beaches

Views: Ocean-facing private patios in Seacrest House

Exploration: Tree Root Cave, known as The Tree of Life