Three Rivers Resort & Guide Service

Great place to stop and get a burger. High recommend this place.

Liked this campground and RV park nestled deep in the woods. The daylight through the trees as it transitioned throughout the day created ‘awesome’ visuals in the lush green forest.
Internet access however was a bust despite the host telling me people rave about our WiFi. I’m apparently lost because it barely allowed email. Better Internet and more RV spots with full hookups would make this park much better.
Now, about the bathrooms. SMALL would be an understatement. The shower felt like you were in a tomb with no area to change or keep items dry and the super close space made it really uncomfortable, if you are claustrophobic it will not work for you at all.
We happened to be there during an event celebrating Stephanie Meyer of Twilight fame. A big signboard and a guest photo opp with Bobo from the Twilight movie (sorry no photos) was underway drawing a huge crowd for literally being miles and miles from any population base.
Would like to return in the future but the above amenities need addressing if we can expect to stay longer. Also make note of other reviewer that mentions their experience in RV spot #1.
Pro’s: Staff was very nice and accommodating to our last minute arrival.

This is just a review of their restaurant. Went for lunch, just a quick pit stop while touring the Olympic Peninsula. The food is just average… burgers, pizza, fish and chips, etc. However the reason I am giving it 4 stars is for the Milkshakes! Yes the Milkshakes, who would have thought! They are amazing, so many choices it is hard to decided. If I am passing through Forks/​LaPush again someday I will stop for a milkshake, or 2 or 3… have to try the oreo cookie one!

PROS: Low price for RV rate. Gas and food available at high tourist prices. Fast wifi. Nice owners apologized for noisey compressor. Pricey but great milk shake. My wife said she had a good mushroom chedar burger.
CONS: Extremely noisey and cramped at site #1. Our RV site is 8 feet from a loud refrigeration compressor. Our canopy would hit the neighbor’s slide-​out if fully deployed. No room for fire ring or picnic table. Not in Forks per the address, but rather 8 miles west. Pay shower. Don’t stay in site #1 and you’ll be much happier because the sites are bigger and quiet. Seafood dinner was frozen and fried.

Great pizza and super friendly service — a great spot out close to the fantastic Rialto beach

We stayed here for a couple of nights. The «cabin» we stayed in was very nice and the people that work here are easy to talk to and very nice as well.

This review is for the food only. Stopped in with some out of town friends last month to get a quick bite to eat after a visit to the beach. The cooks were nice, but I was very disappointed in the frozen fish. Some place this close to the coast surely has the options of better fish. It was honestly hard bland and a little burnt tasting. I would try this place again for the burgers because of other reviews but I highly recommend not getting the fish and chips.

***This review is for the restaurant only***
Very good burgers, curly fries, and onion rings! I was pleasantly surprised by my bacon cheese quill burger. Thick and juicy and LOADED with toppings and sauce. Onion rings and curly fries were crispy and delicious. The girls behind the counter were friendly enough that we came back the next day for breakfast. We each had a sausage, egg and cheese muffin. Nothing special, but it was super hot and tasty, We’ll definitely be back the next time we’re in town. Great place to stop after a hike!

It’s actually not a resort that you imagine it to be, but it’s more like a lot for you to park your RV’s and there’re cabins there. We (5 ppl) stayed at the cabin and it’s really spacious. There’s a living room, bathroom, and 2 bedrooms. There are also washer/​dryer to use in the cabin. There were 1 queen bed, 1 full bed, and 2 twins.
Price: 5 star
We paid $ 124 (tax included) for a night for 5, not bad at all.
Location: 5 star
It’s very close to the beach, where we had a lot of fun. The sunset was amazing! Also, the tides were too high, so we cannot really swim there. It would be nice to count stars there as well, I imagine.
Amenity: 2 star
There’s no shampoo/​conditioner in the bathroom, but two small soap bars. There are towels there, but not enough for 5 ppl.
Overall I think it’s pretty good if you bring your shampoo/​conditioner from home while traveling like I do.

My girlfriend and I booked a full day guided fishing trip through Three Rivers. It turned out to be one of the best decisions of our vacation. Jack, our guide, was beyond wonderful. He was so knowledgable about local fishing and history, and he told wonderful stories that kept us entertained all day. And of course the fishing was great! We caught 5 big salmon between the 2 of us and spent the rest of our camping trip enjoying the fresh salmon that Jack filleted for us. You meet your guide at the crack of dawn and then spend the day on the river in a row boat. Such a cool experience, but make sure you request Jack!

REVIEW OF THE CABIN —
Fantastic! We had three nights here and it was great! The gas heater does a great job of keeping us cozy at night. They make good use of the space. We did not feel crowded enough though my husband and I shared the space with two dogs, a baby and a pack n play. We would stay here again and highly recommend the cabins! Also, they are dog friendly.
REVIEW OF THE RESTAURANT —
Very tasty Quil burger! Friendly staff!
REVIEW OF THE STORE —
Nice store covers a lot of options for a smaller store. It would be nice to see morning pastries or donuts.

I am really just reviewing the restaurant since I didn’t actually stay here. Once you get out of the Seattle area coffee choices start to seem more and more like you are in the Midwest. This place is the total exception. I had an excellent vanilla latte in their restaurant. Milk was steamed perfectly, shots were extracted just right and the flavoring was perfect without being overpowering. The Twilight cut outs were a nice cheezy bonus. Everyone needs to get a pic with Edward… lol

My husband made a last minute decision to switch our camping plans from Bogachiel State Park to Three Rivers– boy, am I ever glad that he did! We stayed in a half hook-​up site from 7÷17− 7÷22÷12. All of the RV sites were easy access, either pull through or, in our case, on the bend of the little road running through our area. The campground is absolutely beautiful, with woodsy sites featuring picnic tables and firepits. We felt like we were camping further out in the woods even though we were only about 100 or so yards away from LaPush Rd. We had easy access to the Quileute village in LaPush (6 mi) and its beaches, Rialto Beach (2 mi), Forks (7 mi), and other sights in the area (Klaloch Beach, Hoh Rain Forest, Sol Duc Falls & Hot Springs).
The atmosphere at Three Rivers is very friendly. The two sisters who own it, Ruby & Donna, are total sweethearts, as are their husbands. They keep the campground & facilities very clean. Ruby even went out of her way to look up an old WSU dorm friend of mine who lives in Forks. We met a nice couple who are long-​time Three Rivers campers and spend the whole summer there; they couldn’t say enough nice things about Three Rivers. My husband would like to go back next year and try a guided fishing trip with our son.
We really enjoyed the Three Rivers restaurant which we ate at most days. The restaurant was pretty reasonably priced and the burgers were good. My mouth waters thinking about the Werewolf burger– YUM! We tried the new Bigfoot pizza and were pleased. Our son loved the shakes. The young women who work in the restaurant were all friendly and very customer service oriented. My favorite was sweet, shy Gloria, who gave me some great tips for enjoying Quileute Days (her mom runs an Indian tacos stand during the yearly celebration– be sure to try them if you get the chance!). The restaurant boasts a rustic, outdoorsy theme in the main section, with a Twilight theme in the back room. I enjoyed having my photo taken with a lifesize Jacob Black cutout. As for the connected store, it was well-​stocked with small incidentals that you might find you need at the last minute. I was particularly grateful for the decent DVD rental section.
The only reason I couldn’t give Three Rivers Resort five stars is because the bathroom situation was sometimes aggravating. Though I can appreciate being able to do your business in private, with only one toilet/​sink per gender you are often left standing outside the bathroom for quite a long time while you wait for someone else to finish up (especially when it’s a woman in there doing her hair & makeup). Generally we don’t use the toilet in our trailer but I was forced to on many occasions during our stay at Three Rivers. There’s only one shower per gender, which are kept very clean. I didn’t have as much trouble getting into the shower as I did getting into the bathroom. I did have an issue with the coin operated shower not giving me as much time as I’d paid for, which forced me to make a wet & sudsy trek across the parking lot to the store. Donna apologized and very graciously provided me with more than enough coins to finish my shower– THAT is customer service! If the owners would expand the bathroom & shower facilities to accommodate more people I would gladly give Three Rivers a five star rating.
Overall, our stay was a very good experience. We will be back!

Whenever we make a trip to Forks we make it a point to get food here. Seriously the best. Made fresh and their milkshakes are to die for!

Three Rivers Resort is a good location to stay if you are interested in going to Olympic National Park, La Push, or any of the other coastal beaches in the area.
We stayed in a two room cabin which was adequate. It’s not luxury vacationing by any means but it’s fine and it was comfortable. There was hot water, a couch, a full sized– fridge, and a kitchen with most of the dishes you could want to use during your stay. If you want to cook your own meals most of what you would need to do so is at the cabin.
There was a flat screen TV with lots of channels which is always important when you’re staying out in nature. Ha ha.
The general store and café is right there with lots of options for food as far as a grill goes. I had the Quil Burger which is advertised as being World Famous. It tasted like a normal burger to me but it was good.
There’s Twilight paraphernalia all around for the Twi-​hards. You can eat next to life-​sized cut outs of Bella, Jacob, and Edward which is kind of fun. Prices for food are reasonable and they have plenty of burger and sandwich options. I was adventurous and tried one of their lattes and it was actually pretty good! They have soy milk which was a nice surprise.
I was able to pick up Shock Top beer at the store so that added to my enjoyment of the trip.
I’d recommend Three Rivers for staying in the cabins. I’m not sure how the camping is but there were plenty of RVs. Three Rivers is a good place to stay if you’re over in the Olympic National Park area fishing and sightseeing.
Oh and there’s free wi-​fi if you don’t want to interact with nature even more!

This restaurant was a great stop on our Forks/​La Push tour. They play it up for the Twilight crowd (this is the Treaty Line sign place) with things like a Vampire Threat Level sign and an entire back section made into a little Twilight-​land. They even have a Twilight menu!
Saying all that, I would come back here any day for the food. We had the BEST halibut and salmon burgers of our trip. The clam strips were great, too.
Fun place! Nice people!

Yeah, this place is no «resort» by any means but I’m not here to review that. I’m here to review their restaurant.
It’s standard order at the counter, get your food in a plastic basket type of place BUT… it’s awesome. They know how to make a burger, and I cannot drive by this place and not stop by, especially since I only drive by once a year if I’m lucky. Once in a while, me and those who have experienced their burgers stop and say «mm…quil burgers… I’d kill for one right now!». I think that speaks for itself, don’t you?

We stayed in a single room cabin, but also available are two room cabins and campsites. Our cabin was small, but large enough for what we needed. Came with a dorm fridge, microwave, coffee maker and pop-​up toaster. Bathroom was cramped but adequate. Not sure where they get off calling this a «resort», unless the communal showers constitute a spa, and the basketball goal in the parking lot is the exercise center… That being said, we really didn’t come here to soak in the ambiance of the campground, rather we stayed here b/​c the prices were very reasonable, and it’s a 10 minute drive to Forks where we could get a cup of coffee and a meal, and it’s a 10 minute drive to four beaches: First, Second, Third and Rialto. Next time we visit the area, we’ll probably shell out another $ 40 and get a cabin on the beach in La Push.
Was also very quiet at night, just a little road noise. I imagine it varies with the people camping, but we heard little noise from the campers.