Our motel rooms are clean, comfortable units with two or three beds. All of them feature satellite TV, a waterfront view and access to our private beach, and many of them have small kitchenettes ( two burner stove and coffee pot, toaster, dishes and all cookware and cutlery) The price range for motel rooms is $80.00 to $90.00 per night.

We also offer three larger rentals, they accommodate 6-8 people, ask for more info if your group is needing more space. They have panoramic waterfront views with their own yards, room for your vehicle(s) and boat trailer(s). Fire pit provided (wood available for purchase at office). Bring your own BBQ theres room for that also.

Our camping cabins are unfurnished units. They have beds, kitchenettes,(full stove with oven and refrigerator) tables and chairs, but guests must bring their own bedding, towels, pillows and all dishes, cookware and cutlery. They do not have television. There is limited parking there for your vehicle. These units range from $60.00 - $75.00 per night.  

We also offer a number of “stand alone” options. We have a unit with a queen bed and fireplace, several mobile homes, two apartments and one large house. These units are all furnished, have satellite television, kitchens and are generally much larger than our motel rooms or camping cabins. The apartments have one bed, while the mobile homes and house have three, four and even five beds, making them very suitable for larger families and groups. Prices for these units range from $78 to $165 per night.

Our full service sites are in three separate lots- all of which overlook the marina from the hillside, with the other spaces directly above our marina store. The cost for a full hook up site is $30 per night.

Our regular camping sites are spread our over the rest of our property, meaning you can set up just about anywhere you wish! (we do not assign you a site) The cost for regular camping sites is $20 per night. We do allow fires, there are fire rings at most sites, you can make your own if there is not one provided. We have wood for sale at the store. We do allow pets you are responsible for cleaning up after them.

All sites are on a first-come, first-serve basis.

We do have monthly rates for moorage
for 21 feet and under $350
for 22 feet - 24 feet $375
Monthly rates only apply if you are getting moorage for 2 months or more.

We do have restrooms with shower facilities available.

We can usually accommodate boats into the 30-35′ range, but larger boats need to check the tides carefully. Many large boats will simply anchor off our breakwater and use a dinghy to access our facilities.

WE HAVE 4 LAUNCH RAMPS THAT ARE ACCESSABLE IN LOW TIDES.

We have a large launch ramp, and the launch fee is $14

Enjoy beach combing on our private beach at Olson’s Resort. Here you will find endless treasures of shells, agates, and sealife. While on the beaches, don’t forget to search the skys for treasures as we have an impressive amount of Bald Eagles, our national bird. Not too mention our own personal resident eagle that can be seen daily swooping from his tree nest to any open boat piling. We offer nature trails leading to “The Caves,” a well known spot for fishing but also a great display of nature at its best. The caves are naturally carved out of the hillside facing the straits and offers a canyon like feel to the occasional visitor. Don’t feel like hiking? Sit back and enjoy the scenery. Summer will find ocean liners making their deliveries to Seattle, cruise ships on their way in and out of the straits, not to mention sailboats, grey and killer whales, sea lions, harbor seals, and so much more.
The surrounding area provides lots of outdoor adventures

Clallam Bay offers public access to beaches along with a small state park. From there you can walk around Slip Point, tides permitting, to Fossil Beach and yes, you will actually find fossils and yes, you are allowed to take them home. There is a small grocerie store there along with a gas station, liquor store, auto and marine repair.

The Hoko-Ozette community provides areas of Olympic Natural Park including Lake Ozette. Keep your eye out for the Hoko heard of elk, as they like to make summer appearances. The lake itself harbors three islands; Garden, Tivoli, and Baby. You can swim, launch a boat and go water skiing or tubing at several of the lakes daytime use areas. The lake has great freshwater fishing with perch, bass and trout.

Pillar Point is a known recreational crabbing area that has an exceptional reputation fo full crab pots, or for the adventurous ones, go wading in from the shore to get their limits. It is a daytime use only park and has restrooms facilities there.

Neah Bay is also a small fishing town and tribal reservation, 19 miles west of Sekiu. There are lots of sandy beaches and trails to explore, they also provide a tribal museum.

WELCOME STEELHEAD FISHERMAN

Experience bank or drift fishing in the Clallam, Hoko, and Sekiu Rivers. Generally, spoons, sand shrimp, and eggs are the best route to go. The nearest place for sand shrimp or worms would be Forks so it’s best to grab some on your way out. Waders optional.

Hunters can expect to find themselves surrounded by some of the most inhabited forests that the Pacific Northwest has to offer. There is an impressive amount of huntable acreage for everyone in the family from young hunters to the most experienced of nature enthuisiasts. Our area currently offers game tags for the following (which can also be purchased in our office for your convience.): Deer, Elk, Bear, and Cougar.

THE SECOND WEEKEND OF EVERY JULY WE HAVE CLALLAM BAY - SEKIU FUNDAYS

BEST FIREWORKS SHOW ON THE PENINSULA

PARADE

FAIR VENDORS

AND GOOD FOOD AND MUSIC

PLEASE COME AND JOIN US IN SOME GREAT FAMILY FUN!!!!!