Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort Campground

We were disappointed to find that the site we had booked online months ahead could not accommodate both our small (16') trailer/camper and our van. Very difficult from the online info to know this. Our stay included the "weekend" night of a Friday so changing the site for our 3-day stay (W,Th,Fri) was difficult. Only two alternative sites to choose from and they were in a different loop which just by chance had no water due to a problem. We thought the campground should have been cleaner, especially the pit toilet since it was so early in the season. Despite this the hiking is spectacular and we also enjoyed the hot springs.

We got a aramped site with very little space to pitch a tent. Very unmaintained. No water.

We had the best time. Clean sites and great customer service.

my electric was out more then on. The outlet was bad and was not secured in the box properly and 30-amp outlet was wired to 20-amp breaker.

Well maintained campsites, comfortable bathrooms, so beautiful!

Campsite was very clean, camp host was very informative, bathrooms were really clean, all around. Very good trip.

We camped in loop A and it was just perfect. Had 5 campers, 1 dog and the site had plenty of room and was just BEAUTIFUL. The forest is extremely dramatic and feels ancient. The amenities at the camp were beyond what most camps have given that it houses a full resort associated with the hot spring on top of the standard campsite stuff.

That being said, all of the bathrooms/running water in Loop A was busted while we were there. Didn't end up being too big of a deal since we brought our own water but I can imagine that being tough for some who did not plan ahead. The resort itself is really nice! Has 3 hot pools and 1 unheated pool that stays < 60 degrees. The staff was friendly despite there being some... less than enjoyable fellow patrons. Saw one worker get yelled at for a while by some unhinged person staying in one of the cabins.

Overall I would say this is a great spot for anyone who likes hot springs and enjoys "glamping". We brough along a few people who aren't normally campers but the amenities provided made them quite a bit more comfortable than normal camping. The resort itself is a bit pricey so be prepared for that but given how enjoyable it was I found the price fine.

Very nice place to stay over the weekend and not only. The RV parking includes water and electricity. Dumping station in 1 min drive. Friendly staff, clean pools with hot and cold water.

Beautiful park. Wonderful staff, especially at the front desk, exceptional!! Caring and helpful.
Camped in the RV area, long walk to main reception area for bathroom and showers.
Walkway from RV loop was being constructed, had to walk thru a construction zone!! They could have made it a little easier at the end of each workday but they just left piles told stone & dirt got everyone in the RV and tent loops to navigate.

There was no water or restrooms in Loop A. One old crusty, dirty outhouse was provided for the whole loop. The campground was littered with branches and debris which could be easily cleared away. The pools were closed our whole stay. We hiked from the campground to the falls and took the Lovers Loop trail back coming across several trees on the trail and a bridge washed out. No trail maintenance was apparent. We walked to the ranger station to find a historic building with so much charm deteriorating and not being cared for. It appears the park is only maintaining areas where they collect money. We have camped at the Solduc for sixty years and have never seen the park in such a mess. So very disappointing!!!!