I was a little nervous about staying in Forks b/c people are not too kind about it but on the map it seemed fairly central for what we wanted to do on that side of Olympic Natl Park. I was about to give up and book at a blah motel in town when I found this place. We paid about... More

I was struggling to find accommodation in Forks when I booked this on the internet, so wasn't expecting much. However, we were very pleasantly surprised. We rented the trapper cabin for one night, which is basically a bedroom which shares the nearby bathroom block with the rv guests. The cabin was very clean and came with some unexpected features like... More

We just needed a place to stay as we drove through the Olympic Forest. This was a great surprise. Even though it was right off the highway, it felt like we were camping in the woods. Definitely the best place to stay in Forks.

Stayed here Aug 19th 2012 in cabin 1. Cute little clean cabin. I was nervous about this "self check in". Sooo not a problem. There was a receipt and key on the table. I would get there in the daytime to make it easier though. I was so surpised with the little touches: wine glasses, chocolates on the end table,... More

smallest cabin (trappers), but king size bed and very private. If you love your privacy, well, you won't even see your hosts for one...just the woods from your swing on the covered porch. Even though there was no hot water and the bathroom (sauna/shower/laundry) was in a nearby building, the feeling here in the north end of Forks was very... More

The best place to stay in Forks, or anywhere for that matter! Kitty and Bill Sperry are the sweetest couple and are amazing hosts! The Huckleberry lodge is just as beautiful on the inside as it is on the inside. It is a truly magical place!!!

We happened on this place by way of typing in "places to stay" in the GPS. The cabin we stayed in was wonderful! The location was great, so close to the rainforest. In the morning we drank our coffee while watch a deer have its breakfast in the backyard area. We definately want to go back. They also had a... More

Hubby and I drove up the dirt road to Huckleberry Lodge, disoriented after a long drive. Not seeing a sign for an office, we rang the bell at a private residence on the grounds. A tall, white-haired man opened the door and stared at us grimly in silence. In response to our query, he barked, "Self check-in." Not familiar with... More

From a dirt road to rustic entrance to a quaint cabin, Huckleberry Lodge is a hidden gem! The entrance resembles one you would expect to see at a summer camp and makes you feel welcome at once. The cabin is homey and filled with country decorations such as stuffed black bear and a moose hanging out make you feel comfortable.... More