Welcome to Hoko

One-of-a-kind beach and riverfront camping experience on the Olympic Peninsula

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Season: May 1 – September 30, 2026

Reserve your own private beach and riverfront paradise where the Hoko River meets the Pacific Ocean. Your group gets exclusive access to the entire retreat — pitch your tents wherever you please on our pristine oceanfront beach, enjoy private hot/cold showers, a fully equipped outdoor kitchen, covered fire pit, and all the amenities. With room for up to 50 tents, it's perfect for family reunions, corporate retreats, weddings, and group getaways.

Exclusive access for your group

What's Included

Private Oceanfront Beach

Exclusive access to a stunning stretch of Pacific coastline. Pitch your tent wherever you please — there's room for up to 50.

Camping Cabins

Cozy structures that sleep 6 each. Bring your own sleeping bags and enjoy a roof over your head while staying close to nature.

Yurt

A unique glamping option steps from the ocean. The spacious circular structure offers natural light and a connection to the landscape.

Row Boats & Water Access

Three row boats with life vests included. Travel across to the spit or explore the river mouth where it meets the Pacific.

Enhance Your Stay

Bunk House

+$75/night

Private indoor cabin with comfortable beds. Perfect for those who want a solid roof and extra comfort. Add one or more to your reservation.

Experience the Retreat

Pricing

Exclusive access — your group gets the entire resort

Adults$60/night

Children (12 & under)$30/night

Minimum nightly charge$600

Bunk Houses available at $75/night per unit

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Amenities & Facilities

Hot/Cold Showers

Outdoor Kitchen

Covered Fire Pit

Picnic Tables

Row Boats

Towels & Toiletries

Free Parking

Outhouses

Find Us

Located where the Hoko River meets the Pacific Ocean on Washington's Olympic Peninsula. Our retreat offers a truly remote coastal experience surrounded by old-growth forests, pristine beaches, and abundant wildlife.

Just a scenic drive from Sekiu and Clallam Bay on the Strait of Juan de Fuca Highway.

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