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Kalaloch Campground

Forested

Olympic National Park · Washington, USA · 20 m elevation · Check-in 12:00 PM · Check-out 11:00 AM

Ocean-bluff camping on Olympic's wild coast, famous for sunsets over the Pacific.

Shade reality: Coastal spruce forest shades most loops; bluff-edge sites trade shade for Pacific sunset views.

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Individual sites · 151 mapped

Full shade: 46Shaded: 80

Shade ratings come from Recreation.gov site records. Click any dot on the map for site details; zoom in to see site numbers.

Shadiest sites on 2026-08-02 (least direct sun)

A40 · Loop A-F0.5 h sun
A41 · Loop A-F0.8 h sun
A55 · Loop A-F1.0 h sun
A57 · Loop A-F1.0 h sun
C11 · Loop A-F1.0 h sun
A38 · Loop A-F1.2 h sun
A39 · Loop A-F1.2 h sun
A42 · Loop A-F1.2 h sun

Precomputed estimate for the 15th of this month — all 151 sites, terrain + tree canopy (ETH 10 m, 2020) included.

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151 sites
Check availability & book ↗Found your site? Reservations happen on Recreation.gov — ShadeDial is an independent planning tool.Check-in 12:00 PM · Check-out 11:00 AMWhen to book: Recreation.gov 6-month rolling window — each arrival date opens exactly 6 months ahead (morning release). Popular sites go in minutes.

Official campground map160 sites

Cross-check site numbers against the park's own map before you book.

Six loops with per-loop numbering: A1–A69 (ocean-bluff loop — book here for sunset views), B1–B19, C1–C21, D1–D39, E1–E12, F1–F10. No hookups. Several bluff-edge sites in A/D/E are permanently closed due to erosion.

Official map of Kalaloch Campground showing loops and site numbers

Source: official park map. Compare the loop layout with the satellite view above — north on the official map may not point up.

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