This is where all the Quileute children come to learn.

Olympic National Park, situated at the northwest section of Washington state, spans nearly one million acres. With more than 500 miles of trails, it offers an almost unlimited opportunity for group hikes and nature exploration.

Although the Olympic Peninsula is best known for its unusual rain forest ecosystem, the park actually has five diverse landscape settings. They range from beachfront to the spectacular alpine scenery of the Olympic Mountains.
There are more than 15 campgrounds in the park, Back country camping is available for visitors who plan to hike more than a half-mile into the wilderness.

This is one of the many locations for the Tribe Campfires.

This is the only real restaurant on the Reservation that you can go in and sit down for a meal. Try the seafood, its good! Or perhaps a burger? Whatever you're craving, there's no doubt you'll find it here.