The story of the Quinault River Inn

Peter and Barbara Bailey purchased the former Amanda Park Motel and RV Park four years ago. After renaming the facility the Quinault River Inn, the Baileys have been dedicated to a full property and business renovation. "New everything" sums up the changes to the facility, including full room renovations, a beautiful, rustic office, improved parking facilities, complete exterior makeover with delightful new fencing, and an impressive cedar deck for guests. The fully landscaped RV parking site improvements are now open.

All rooms at the Inn boast handmade White Pine furniture, high quality beds, bedding, carpet, cedar accent walls, and room darkening drapery. The bathrooms have also been fully renovated, with new sinks, fixtures, showers, commodes, flooring, and linens.

Stunning black and white photography from Mr. James R. Stafford, one of the Northwest's most famous vintage photographers, distinguish every room. In addition, authentic Native American artwork is displayed throughout our facility. We proudly recognize the valuable contributions that Native Americans make to our American culture.

Exterior renovations are plentiful too. New roofs topping all the buildings and beautiful paint combinations just begin the list. All old leaky windows have also been replaced with modern, quiet and heat efficient vinyl windows in every room. The pride of the owners is the spectacular all cedar covered deck that graces the river front side of the Inn. Guests delight in the Old World feel of the Inn as they enjoy the spectacular riverfront serenity in all kinds of weather and times of day!

Distinctive new signage and Salish Indian logo directs the weary traveler and angler, and beckons the urban tourist to the beauty of the rural setting. Outlining the campus is a massive old growth Western Red Cedar split rail fence of unique construction (skillfully hand split, with mortise and tenon by chainsaw). Additional decorative fencing highlights the riverfront views and the RV parking sites. Landscape lighting is distinctive. Overall, the campus grounds have been reclaimed from the ubiquitous black berry vines.

You will enjoy walking the grounds, viewing the serenity of the passing river life and marveling at the dance of the hummingbirds. Bald Eagles, Osprey, Elk, River Otter, and other wildlife are commonly seen from our deck. Many of our guests delight in an evening campfire on the bank of the river as twilight darkens the mountains and forests before you. We even supply the wood!

The manager's housing has been fully renovated as well. Paint, carpeting, vinyl flooring, appliances, kitchen cabinetry, bathrooms and windows have all been part of the improvements. In addition, two decks and raised garden beds for flowers and vegetables have been added to the exterior. These renovations are an important part of securing quality management for the facility; and the Baileys boast of their success. They are proud to introduce our Managers of the Inn, James and Kathleen Munn. The Munn's moved here from the east coast community of Haysville, North Carolina and have professionally managed the Inn since 2005. The Munns and the Baileys are dedicated to providing quality service, at value rates, for all guests of the Inn and RV sites. Here is a hint: Be sure to sample Kathy's delightful bake goods often found at the front desk.

With ever-increasing guest services and amenities, the Baileys look to a bright future for the Quinault River Inn. The Baileys hope that community utility needs can be resolved which would allow the development of additional guest structures and services. Visit the Inn one time and you will not only be pleased with your stay, but also be enticed to write your own chapter in the continuing story of the Quinault River Inn during your future visits.