Q & A

What is Creation Park?

Creation Park is for the Forks Community members to have a safe place to enjoy nature and for children to play. All fruit is for your enjoyment while in Creation Park-No taking fruit out unless notified of specific time.

How do I register?

You can register through our website’s registration page by filling out the form.

What are the park guidelines?

Because Creation Park is designed for kids and families...

-No Smoking, Drinking, Alcohol, or use of Drugs on the property of Creation Park.

-Please put all garbage in provided cans and leave Creation Park clean for the next family.

-Do not share your entry code with another family. One code per family.

-Loss of code and use of Creation Park may result if warnings of our park host go unheeded.

Is payment required?

Yes, the park is private and requires annual fee to enter.

Can I bring guests?

Feel free to bring others with you. Groups are welcome!

Make reservations with Buddy, Park Host, for the pavilion and for whole park -like parties and weddings.

What facilities are available on site?

The park offers shady spots, play equipment for children, open spaces to play and a fruit orchard and berry patch for guest when at Creation Park.

Can I bring my pet?

Yes. All pets must remain on a leash so as not to disturb others in the Park.

What hours is Creation Park open?

Creation Park opens at 10 am and closes at dusk each day of the week.

Can I have a cooking fire in a fire pit provided?

Yes, cooking fires are permitted, unless there is a No Burn Ban on in the Clallam County. Put out all fires in fire pits and cook stands before you leaving Creation Park.

What is the annual fee for Creation Park?

The annual fee is $45.00.

Please pick-up your pet's waste and place in gray bags (bags provided inside right of gate), to carry home with you to dispose.

Clallam County Creek Winds Through Our Park

Water in this creek contains waste from domestic and wild life that is hazardous to health.

Park guests play in the water at their own risk.

Water in creek is unsafe for drinking.