Breathtaking Vistas Over the Wild Pacific
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Experience the wild coastal beauty of Kalaloch Lodge - perched high on a bluff in the Olympic Peninsula in northwest Washington, just steps from pristine stretches of sandy Pacific beach. Situated between two rainforests, Kalaloch offers charming rustic accommodations available with cozy fireplaces and spectacular views. As part of the Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary, Kalaloch is the permanently protected home to puffins, sea otters and the largest populations of bald eagles in the lower 48 states. With its nearby hiking trails, extraordinary bicycling and whale watching adventures, Kalaloch is the perfect place to settle in during your Olympic Peninsula escape. To see how the our Kalaloch property is laid out, download the property map of Kalaloch Lodge.
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Main Lodge
The Main Lodge, built in 1953, offers two ocean-view suites and three ocean-view rooms - all charming, rustic and individually decorated. The Kalaloch Suite features a two-person tub and a king size bed, perfect for honeymoons and romantic getaways. Becker's Suite also features a king size bed and warms the atmosphere with a cozy fireplace. The three second-floor ocean-view rooms sleep two guests comfortably. All suites and rooms have private bathroom/shower and include a coffee maker, hair dryer and alarm clock as well as a beach guide, tide tables and two walking sticks. Rooms and suites are refreshingly free of telephones or televisions, as we strive to offer our guests a serene escape on the Olympic Peninsula in northwest Washington.
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Kalaloch Cabins
Kalaloch's Bluff Cabins on the Olympic Peninsula in northwest Washington have gorgeous views of the Pacific Ocean and Kalaloch Creek. There are seven different types of Bluff Cabins to choose from, some with fireplace units or kitchenettes that can accommodate up to seven guests. The Log Cabins sit a row back from the Bluff Cabins and accommodate up to six guests with amenities including Franklin-style fireplaces and kitchenettes. All cabins include a coffee maker, bed linens, towels, MP3 hook up, hair dryer and alarm clock, as well as a beach guide and tide tables. All cabins are non-smoking and pet-friendly. We strive to offer guests a serene escape on the Olympic Peninsula in northwest Washington, so you won't find in-room telephones or televisions, but you will find two walking sticks for your enjoyment.
A bundle of firewood is provided for all units with fireplaces.
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Seacrest Building
Our beautifully secluded Seacrest Building offers six rooms that accommodate up to four guests, and four suites accommodating up to six - just a short walk from the Main Lodge. All rooms and suites have a private patio/balcony for enjoying the spectacular scenery and are within sight and sound of the Pacific. Each unit comes with a beach guide, tide table and two walking sticks to use while you are here. We strive to offer guests a serene escape, so you won't find in-room telephones or televisions in the Seacrest Building.
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Kalaloch Lodge is approximately 34 mile from the town of Forks, WA, a popular destination for sport fishers who fish for salmon and rainbow trout in nearby rivers. It is also supported by visitors to Olympic National Park. In recent years, the city has gained notoriety for being a key setting in Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series.
Kalaloch Lodge is just a few miles away from Ruby Beach. Ruby Beach is located in the Olympic Peninsula on the south side of the Olympic National Park. As part of the Olympic National Park, the shoreline of Ruby Beach offers scenic views of mountains, glaciers, rainforests, and lots of wilderness. When visiting the area, definitely put Ruby beach on your agenda - it will be well worth it.
Kalaloch Lodge is managed by ARAMARK Parks and Destinations and is authorized by the National Park Service and the Department of the Interior to serve the public within Olympic National Park. Prices are approved by the National Park Service. For more information visit the National Park Service's website.