Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort Campground

The campsite had a bunch of micro trash. The fire pit wasn’t cleaned out. The fire pit at the next site hadn’t been cleaned out either. Our picnic table was heavily rotted and missing big chunks in 2 places. We had an issue with our neighbor making noise til 230am when we finally told them to be quiet. Then we woke up to find that they left all kinds of food out. No camp host present to make aware of our issues

Was very happy with camping experience and site. Extremely disappointed to see a total lack of actual people available in the park to help and answer questions about anything due to the recent cuts in workforce from the current US administration. Have always very much enjoyed National Parks and my experiences there. Now as far as employees available to assist with anything, they are non existent. You are on your own in Olympic National Park. Basically figure everything out on your own, no one available to help. Including at the entrance to the Park.

Great destination, trails right out of the campsites! If you need or want anything, it’s a short walk down to the shop and hot springs. Great camp.

Reserved a site noted as 40ft. Naturally I expected I could get my 38 foot travel trailer into it. Nope. With a large log opposite the site on the road edge I could not maneuver my tow vehicle to be able to utilize the site. I had to leave and basically forfeit my payment that I made for 3 nights. I could not even leave in the normal loop. I was required to back-up my trailer to the entrance because the loop had trees that would heavily damage my trailer.
You should NOT let trailers in that cannot fit. YOU SHOULD NOTE that over a certain height and length are not allowed in the camp grounds.

Hot tubs were fabulous and very close to the campground.

Sol Doc camping sites were nice. You really have to look at your camping site parking situation because each site is very different. We had site 26 on loop A (next to the bathrooms), and it was nice, but the bathrooms were closed most of the time. We also did not talk to the camp hosts once. We found this irregular since previously we've always had to check in, and they would always come and talk to us in other national parks. We also had ZERO contact with rangers in the Olympic National Park. We tried to get information and went to multiple "ranger stations," but they were always closed. You could pretty much get into the national park for free if you didn't scan the QR code they had at the front. Overall, super disappointed in the resources available when you are there, but the campsite was nice and a great landing spot for us.

So beautiful!

We stayed at the campground and it was still easy to access the Hot Springs as well as the trails, right from our tent! The facilities were clean, the campsite was clean, and it was a pretty quiet campground.

Has a private path down to the river. Excellent site!

Beginning of April, the campsite was barely in use with just a few tents and RVs scattered around. Facilities (toilet & water) were up and running and in reasonable shape. Campsite itself was spotless. The trails in the vicinity were generally well maintained with only a handful of fallen trees blocking the way (mainly on Lover's Lane). Very wet (as expected) with parts of trails essentially becoming mini-streams. Nothing that can't be handled with a good pair of hiking boots. Stop by the Hot Springs resort afterwards for a quick relaxing soak.