Kalaloch

The Pacific Ocean defines the setting of Kalaloch — surf, tides and swiftly changing weather shape this small coastal community within Olympic National Park. Its broad beaches are marked by weathered driftwood, offshore sea stacks and tide pools revealed at low water, with conifer forest growing close behind the shore. Kalaloch lies on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, where an open ocean horizon makes Pacific storms and shifting light part of the coastal rhythm. Established in 1938, Olympic National Park protects this coast alongside mountain, forest and river environments across the peninsula. Kalaloch Lodge and the nearby campground provide established places to stay beside the ocean. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Kalaloch and Washington’s Olympic Coast.

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