Three Rivers Resort & Guide Service

We stayed at site 9 in our rv for 10 nights. There is electric/​water only and no dump station. There is one toilet (toilet, not restroom with multiple toilets) for entire campground and the stall is so small you have to maneuver around the the paper dispenser to sit down. One shower stall for entire campground. WiFi is slow. Store prices ridiculously high ($ 10 for Chips and a soda). Head to the Thriftway in Forks for supplies with a friendly smile.
The worst customer service/​organization: we paid for site when we checked in, they tried to charge us again a few days later. Luckily we saved receipt!
Worst of all, there is a state burn ban in effect, so understandably no campfire… Unless you are the owner of the campground, then you can have a fire «because it’s private property». Pretty sure that’s not how it works folks.
Sites are good if you want to be right on top of your neighbors and spend a lot of time figuring out where the road is and where your supposed to put your camper. Forget about getting assistance from the employees.
The location is good for traveling to other spots (less than 2 hours from Neah Bay, Sol Duc, Hoh rainforest, Ruby beach, etc.
Good news, it’s was only $ 16 bucks a night (but they’ve since raised the price). I guess you get what you pay for.

I stopped in here because I was dumb enough to eat extra-​spicy Thai food the night before (on a road trip no less) and was suffering the consequences and in dire need of a crapper. You’d think I would have known better.
I lucked out because I was driving around in agony in the Olympic National Park looking for a toilet and having no luck, resigned myself to just dying on Hwy 20 when I spied Three Rivers after much consternation and white-​knuckling the steering wheel in a death grip.
I was never this excited since I was six years old on a Christmas day! I walked into the store and purchased a few things and casually asked the girl where the toilets were and she told me. I was so happy I almost cried tears of joy but managed to keep my poker face. It was weird only asking for a toilet so I again casually remarked that I was trying to find Rialto Beach and I was lost (a total lie). She told me it was right down the road, just make a right. My heart leapt for joy because I was actually going to bypass Rialto Beach thinking my crazed, crammed packed itinerary was too much for one day… besides, I had no clue where Rialto Beach was. Score x 2!
Three Rivers has a nice convenience store, gas, a restaurant, cabins and tour offerings but I’ve only patronized their convenience store (and crapper which was in a cute little stand-​alone cabin); they’ve also managed to keep the Twilight saga going with witty and funny signs and memorabilia when most of the Twilight stuff has crumbled into dust in the main sleepy town of Forks.
3-​Rivers gets my five rating for helping me prevent a blow out and helping me get to one of my «to do» list attractions ;-)

Food was surprisingly good. Had pizza and salad. Salad was good. Pizza was maybe a little better quality than Pizza Hut. It’s worth having a meal or two here if you are in the area.

While visiting the Olympic Peninsula last summer, we stopped by a hardware store in Forks for some supplies and asked for a dinner recommendation and were directed to Three Rivers Resort. This place was so good! And such amazing prices. I loved all of the outdoorsy decorations on the walls (plus a lot of twilight/​vampire décor!). But I just need to mention again how awesome these prices were. After hiking in the Hoh all day, these burgers and fries were a site for sore eyes. And a blackberry milkshake for dessert!

It’s ok since there is nothing better around.
Nothing appears to be homemade. The clam chowder comes from a can, the salmon pattie from a frozen package, etc.
We stopped here after hiking down to Second Beach.

Decent food and decently priced considering that there is a gas station in half of the restaurant. Nothing to write home about but ok.

There are not a lot of options in the area, but this place was good. I had the Bogie Burger and tater tots. The staff was friendly, and it seemed to be a popular place with the locals. I ate at the restaurant, but this would be great meal to take to the beach. I will be back the next time I’m in Forks/​La Push.

Nice little place to grab a quick bite. Hamburgers were very good. We had the tots and they were excellent. Fast service. Recommend the Bella cherry shake. Delish! Would eat here again.

As others have mentioned, there aren’t a lot of options in this neck ‘o’ the woods, but this is an alright spot for getting a bite to eat. A great spot if you’re looking to get down with some Twilight fun.
Not surprisingly, I was out here to indulge my Twilight side, and picked this place for that reason. I loved the photo ops at the Treaty Line sign out front! The menu was extensive for this kind of joint and the prices were extremely reasonable. I got the fish and chips, mom got the scallops and chips, and we shared the «Cullen Clam Chowder» and «Jacob’s Black Shake». Scallops were delicious, cod and chowder were decent, and the shake was delicious. The Twilight section was cute, and service was really friendly.
Three stars for the food, and an extra for the great prices and Twlight love!

There is literally like 5 places to eat in forks area. There isn’t a lot to choose from. Everything is very basic american food. We always come to 3 rivers after hiking or going to the beach. Great little burger joint with lots of selections. Their milkshakes are amazing though. We always get blackberry that’s our favorite. Perfect place to stop to grab some food and shakes.

It’s important to reiterate that no one in this area of Washington is here for the quality dining experience so expectations must be appropriate. We came here after hiking Rialto Beach and were afraid of the food choices in Forks proper based on the Unilocal.At just a few reviews, we took a gamble on this restaurant.
With that being said, this is a really good burger joint (not that best, but probably the best in this area around Forks). French fries were piping hot, burgers were flavorful (I had the Bigfoot burger? the one with jalapenos), fried seafood was crunchy. They will do a combo milkshake flavor for you if you want. Hot chocolate was delicious, especially when you just ran inside to get out of the rain (which happens a lot here) The prices are super reasonable and you definitely get more than what you pay for. The girls working here aren’t trying to kiss your ass, but are courteous and that’s good enough.
The Twilight theme can be interpreted as a little cheesy, but I personally think it makes sense for this place. I mean, where else could it be appropriate anyway?
Don’t need to buy groceries or make your own sandwiches, just come eat here.

Delicious burgers at great prices!

omg is this place bad. unfortunately nothing better to eat around there. The only thing you should do, if you’re stuck, is by some groceries at the adjacent store and eat elsewhere. uch. words cannot describe.

This seemed like the best option in La Push/​Forks for food. For a lack of a better term, Forks is a dump. We planned on eating at some of the higher rated places there but I did not want to get out of the car, let alone eat in that town. Three rivers is not the Plaza but the food was decent and the service was good. Remember, you are not in La Push for the food. You are there for the views. Bring your own food if you can.

Here is a classic burger joint in the middle of nowhere! It’s nothing to look at from the outside, but the burgers and shakes are fantastic! They have definitely jumped on the Twilight bandwagon, starting with it’s location on the treaty line between Vampire and Werewolf territories. The theme continues on to the burger and desert menus…
Note: if you’re watching pennies, bring cash — they charge $ 0.50 for all cards…

Food here was very yummy and cheap! I had the Swan Sandwich (ham, cheese, lettuce, pickle, mayo & mustard), and after that I ordered the MASSIVE (and delicious) Bella Banana Split (soft serve vanilla with strawberry, blackberry, and raspberry toppings). I think I paid less than $ 10 total for everything and by the time I was done eating, I was uncomfortably full (and I split the ice cream with a friend). Not everything here is Twilight-​themed (though there are quite a few Twilight decorations) but since I’m a huge dork I wanted to order off their special «Twilight Menu». Yeah yeah I know… but it’s in frickin’ Forks. Get over it.

We stopped here for lunch on our way to Second Beach, La Push. The restaurant is located on the Three Rivers Resort camp ground, so you’ll see Cabins just to the right of the restaurant. It is also adjoined to a convenience store and there are some gas pumps out front.
I ordered a slice of pizza and a soda. The pizza was already made and kept in a warmer that said «hot and fresh.» Well, it was not hot, nor did it taste all that fresh. But it was fine enough for something to fill me up. My friend ordered a burger and chili. She said the chili wasn’t good but ate it all anyway because she was starving. She said the burger was really good.
The setting is very casual, the workers are very friendly and will probably refer you as «Twilighters.» It seemed like a very close knit place to eat. One of their workers (who was in highschool) was having lunch with her boyfriend, but would still help out and serve or clean up.
Everything on the property is catered to Twilight fans. You’ll see the «Treaty Line» sign out front on the road and there is a «vampire threat» sign outside their restaurant door. It’s all very fun if you’re a Twilight fan. One of the cabins is labeled «Jacob’s Den.»
I would eat here again when I’m in the area and wouldn’t mind staying in one of their cabins in the future. Don’t expect the most amazing food in the world, but it’s not terrible.