Hotels in Quilcene

Trek through moss-covered forests to reach a 100-foot waterfall cascading into the Big Quilcene River. The short loop offers stunning views, or challenge yourself on the steep canyon trail for up-close river access.

Lake Leland offers prime fishing spots for rainbow trout and bass with Olympic Mountain views. Campers can snag first-come, first-served sites for $30/night and enjoy peaceful paddle sports on the calm waters.

Linger Longer Beach offers tranquil shoreline access to Quilcene Bay with stunning Olympic Peninsula views. Bring water shoes for the rocky terrain and check tide schedules for optimal kayaking conditions.

Hike alongside the Big Quilcene River through vibrant rhododendron groves and towering old-growth forest. The 12.9-mile round trip offers serene river views and established campsites for overnight adventures.

This steep 2-mile trail rewards hikers with panoramic views of Hood Canal and Mount Rainier at the summit. Visit in late spring to catch vibrant rhododendrons blooming along the forested path.

Lake Leland County Park offers serene lakeside camping with prime fishing from the pier and boat launch. Remember to bring your own drinking water, as there's none available at the campground.

Crocker Lake's glassy waters mirror the surrounding Washington forests, creating a haven for anglers and nature lovers. Bring your fishing gear and arrive at dawn when the lake is most serene and fish are biting.

Notch Pass Upper Trailhead is 4.1 mi (6.7 km) from central Quilcene, why not stop by during your stay. Quilcene has other activities you might want to enjoy such as Olympic National Park.