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Forks, Washington: Twilight Movie Vampire Town

Fans of the Twilight books series are drawn to Forks like vampires to a fresh jugular vein.

Address:
1411 S. Forks Ave., Forks, WA
Directions:
Hwy 101 to town.
Phone:
360-374-2531
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Forks, Washington - Twilight Revives WA's TV Town Cred
Twilight Vampire Town: An article in the Medford Mail-Tribune calls attention to the damp town of Forks, Washington, which has become a destination magnet for "giddy teenagers." That's because it's the setting of the popular Twilight book series, which blends young, true love with teen vampires and werewolves. [09/22/2008] Complete Story...

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Treaty Line sign.

Vampire Town

Forks, Washington, is the town chosen by Stephenie Meyer as the setting for her bestselling Twilight novels. Although it's been five years since the last Twilight film, there's still plenty for fans to see, including signs used in the movies (which were shot in Oregon), a Twilight tour company, and the nearby Indian reservation.

[Gordon Melton, 12/19/2017]

Twilight Menu neon.

Twilight Movie Vampire Town

Low key town with local businesses catering to "Twilighters."

[Loco4LLamas, 09/02/2016]

Vampire parking.

Twilight Movie Vampire Town

I stayed at 101 Forks RV Park. The Forks visitor center staff was very helpful. I was given a map of Twilight film locations. I liked the bed and breakfast and the hospital parking spot the best.

[Janet, 08/05/2016]

Forks High School sign.

Twilight Movie Vampire Town

Forks is a great place to visit, and not just if you are a Twilight fan. Nearby is the Hoh Rainforest, La Push and Rialto beaches -- it is a beautiful area. We stayed at The Miller Tree B&B, which I would highly recommend.

Forks is a town that ran with its novel fame and has done a great job catering to tourists of all types.

[Christy Shelton, 06/29/2013]

Nearby Offbeat Places

Forks Timber Museum, Loggers MemorialForks Timber Museum, Loggers Memorial, Forks, WA - < 1 mi.
John's Beachcombing MuseumJohn's Beachcombing Museum, Forks, WA - 2 mi.
World's Largest Western Red Cedar TreeWorld's Largest Western Red Cedar Tree, Kalaloch, WA - 18 mi.
In the region:
Valley of the Rainforest Giants, Quinault, WA - 41 mi.

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