Forks
The City of Forks is located on the west side of Washington State's Olympic Peninsula. It has traditionally been a gateway to the Hoh Rainforest, wild Pacific Beaches and other Olympic National Park attractions. Outdoor enthusiasts, including those that like to hike, hunt and fish have long made Forks their base. Kayaking and rafting are also becoming popular activities and surfing has lately been rediscovered. Additionally there are many weekend festivals nearby and all around Clallam and Jefferson counties. Bed & Breakfast hosts keep well informed of current happenings and enjoy helping their guests find and plan for the activities that are of interest.
Currently enthusiastic readers of the "Twilight" series of books by author Stephenie Meyer, are coming to Forks to see the actual location of the books' setting. The Forks Visitor's Center has been busy providing maps, tours and directions to these visitors as well as to all the visitors that come to see the natural and scenic wonders that surround our town.
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Misty Valley Inn
Quiet stone and cedar inn, magnificent Sol Duc river valley view, wake up beverage tray at your door, three course breakfast, choice from six main dishes, evening desserts, gardens, hot spa, a/ c, wireless internet and warm northwest hospitality.
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Miller Tree Inn
Gateway to the west side of Olympic National Park, Miller Tree Inn is located just 20 minutes from wild Pacific Ocean beaches and 45 minutes from the Hoh Rain forest. Eight rooms, all with private baths, await our guests in a historic 1916 farmhouse. Listed in Frommers. "Twilight" spoken here.
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Manitou Lodge
"Westmost" Bed & Breakfast in the lower 48 - on ten acres of coastal rainforest west of Forks. This is the place for a quiet getaway. We strive to be all a lodge should be -wood, stone, a "great room" with a massive stone fireplace, and more.