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Bear Creek Campground is a small DNR site near Port Angeles along the Sol Duc River with riverside sites and trail access. It's free with a Discover Pass and has about 16 sites with picnic tables, fire rings and some accessible overlooks. Expect pit/vault toilets, limited or no potable water, and mixed reports about RV hookups — larger fifth-wheels may not fit. The setting is scenic but close to Highway 101, so daytime road/maintenance noise and mosquitoes can be issues. Bring plenty of water, firewood, bug spray, and pack out trash; recent management upgrades have been noted.

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📖 About This Campground

Bear Creek Campground near Port Angeles Washington is a Washington State DNR managed campground providing 16 primitive tent and RV camping sites adjacent to US 101. Situated in a heavily forested setting the campsites have good privacy, separation and are even accessible to larger RVs. The location is adjacent to the roadway so there is road noise which is most pronounced in the first few sites on the single loop road. Picnic tables and fire rings at each site. There is no water or other amenities. Pit toilets available. There are a couple short hiking trails and boardwalk patios overlooking the Sol Duc River. In addition the site is noted for its historical significance as a logging location. Close by is a small restaurant. Open year round the campground is available on a first come first served basis. The remote location is not serviced so guests are asked to pack out what they pack in. To access recreation sites on DNR-managed land with your vehicle, you’ll need a Discover Pass.

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