Looking for Forks Washington hotels? Consider a stay at the Manitou Lodge and reap the benefits of our conveniently located rainforest accommodations. There are endless reasons to visit the Forks, WA area. Olympic National Park, Twilight, the Hoh Rainforest, Tree [...]
Update 04/20/20 - We remain closed to the general public in line with government mandates to quell the spread of COVID-19. However, we are open for the essential workers supporting our community that need a safe place to stay. Our [...]
Manitou Lodge takes the safety and security of our guests very seriously. We want your visit to the Forks area to be worry-free. We are currently open and welcoming guests. Our lodging facilities make it easy to maintain the recommended [...]
Enjoy Forks WA Camping at Manitou Lodge. Manitou Lodge, known for its classic lodge structure and wonderful accommodations, also offers camping! Situated on ten acres of coastal rainforest, our Forks WA camping is just about as far west as you can get [...]
Here's a fascinating little curiosity: We maintain a trail for guests which winds through the firs and alders that make up about 2/3 of the lodge property. Only minimal grooming is done out there because we prefer to keep the [...]
This gorgeous series emphatically depicts the beauty of the lodge and its setting even in winter. The photos were provided by a recent guest who was kind enough to forward these shots and permit us to use them. We're especially [...]
7/9/15. We know that all our incoming guests for the remainder of the summer are aware of our dry conditions very conducive to wildfires. Here's a status report: Currently, there is a single blaze on the entire Olympic Peninsula. This is [...]
Update 4/30/15: For several years now, the Manitou Lodge has opened up two "Outback" cabins and 3 fully-equipped tentsites during the late Spring, Summer, and early Fall seasons. Guests in the Outback cabin have had access to a small bathroom [...]
Just 3 miles down Mora Rd from the Manitou Lodge, you'll find Rialto Beach, probably the most spectacular of the Olympic Park "front-country" beaches. Perpetually great surf, some of the largest driftwood logs on the coast, clear views of James Island [...]
9/30/13: Yesterday and last night the northern Washington Coast (read us, 3 miles from the coast) was hit by what has been described as the strongest September windstorm on record - sustained winds of 65 mph, gusting to 75 mph. [...]
08/15/13: We’ve replaced the deck on the cottage containing the Eagle and Owl units. The old deck (top photo) was more of a walkway in any case, and, over the past several years due to age and constant exposure to [...]
Outback Cabins: About a decade ago we found ourselves standing outside an unused cabin/shed on the property that nonetheless had electricity and indoor plumbing, and speculated that there might be guests whose sensibilities would resonate to the idea of booking [...]