The center piece of the Olympic Peninsula, the 922,000 acre Olympic National Park features snow-covered mountains, roaring rivers and dense rain forests. Our location is perfect for exploring the pristine wilderness of the southern areas of the Park.

Many travelers are exploring much of the Olympic Peninsula, the Olympic Mountains, the Strait of Juan de Fuca as well as the Hood Canal. Check out Lake Quinault ideas here.

The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is dedicated to wildlife conservation and preservation. Learn about Fishing, Hunting and Shellfishing opportunities including licenses, permits and regulations. Experience digging and preparing our famous razor clams.

Enjoy the Olympic National Forest that ranges from lush rain forests to deep canyons and high mountain ridges. Enjoy the wilderness and rich plant life of the area,

The Inn is on the Quinault Indian Reservation and is under their jurisdiction. We are honored to share their culture and recent history. We hope our guests take the time to explore.

Lake Quinault Area is a community-centered around Lake Quinault and encircled by a temperate rain forest. Hike the trails, and relax in the wildlife.

Opt for vigorous trails or family-friendly hikes under a rain-forest canopy or take in a scenic loop drive to get close to centuries-old trees, waterfalls and wildlife that will blow your mind.

Grays Harbor County is located Southwest of the Olympic Penisula right along the Pacific Ocean. Camp, kayak, walk, hike in Grays Harbor.

The Quinault River Inn is proud to offer its guests a complimentary on-site fitness center. Now the health-conscious traveler has fitness options while visiting the Quinault area. The fitness center is for the use of guests of the Quinault River Inn. Our on-site managers will provide access to the fitness center for you.