The Go-To Spot for All Things Twilight: The Visitor Information Center in Forks, Washington

The Forks Visitor
Information Center

A replica of Bella's truck

Stephenie Meyer set the Twilight Saga in Forks, Washington.  Her descriptions of Forks is a bit general.   The Chamber of Commerce designated two houses in Forks to be Bella's and Edward's homes.

Twilight brochures are

available here.

Each year Forks hosts Stephenie Meyer Day  on the weekend closest to Bella's birthday, September 13. The celebration continues to grow, thanks to the devotion of Twilight fans.

Have your picture taken with

Twilight character cutouts.

Twilight fans who've seen the movies and haven't read the books are startled to find out that Bella and Edward's homes aren't the ones they've seen in the movies.

 Visitors from all over the world
add a pin to to the map to show
where they are from.

Twilight books have been translated
into twenty languages.







Before Stephenie Meyer's Twilight books became popular, about 10,000 visitors a year came to the Forks Visitor Information Center.   The number of visitors has increased to 60,000 per year, and more.

The Olympic Peninsula is also home to

Mick Dodge, the Barefoot Survivalist.

He has a with a reality TV show on

the National Geographic Channel.