The Olympic National Park serves over 3,000,000 visitors per year
Highway 101, the "Olympic Highway", touches the Pacific Northwest Coast for just fourteen miles before turning inland.
Only Kalaloch Lodge serves the Coastal Range 
23.5 Acres of Privately Owned, Coveted Washington Coast
serving the Western Olympic National Park 
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Highway 101 encompasses most of the Olympic National Park. Visitors to the fourteen miles of untouched, pristine shoreline are served by the Kaloloch Lodge/RV Park and the National Park owned RV Park at South Beach. One gas station and mini mart is located in Queets, before Hwy 101 leaves the coast and travels back inland.
The region has an untapped need for a resort property to serve tourists from all over the world. The ideal establishment would incorporate a mix of private cabins, rooms, a restaurant and a conference room.
Sandy beaches stretch along the entire 14 miles of shoreline and the Olympic National Park touches most of the Western Coast at this point, allowing for ease of access to beautiful trails and a bounty for fly fishermen along the famous Queets River.
Learn more about the park system that will be served by
Sea Crest at Kalaloch by visiting the following websites: