Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort Campground

Loved this campground! Very quiet, restrooms were in great condition, camp host was friendly. Beautiful to wake up to the sounds of nature. Perfect for those who want to escape the city, there’s no cell service so no phones to distract you! Highly recommend, will definitely be going back!

Great site. Great host. Firewoods are sold inside the campground by host which makes life so much easier. Beware of bugs though!

Campgrounds are wonderful! Love that all trees of rainforest and the sounds of river nearby.

Check the pool rates thou. It’s not worth reserving a tent if you want to soak in the pools all day. Cabins would be better for money saving !

Sol duc hot springs is located in a beautiful setting and offers a wonderful 6+ mile loop hike along the river. Camp ground loop A and B appeared to have nice sites, but I would not recommend the RV court, which was the only thing available. For $55/nt there was no restroom nearby, no waste water disposal, no camp host and absolutely no shade as noted in our site description. You basically pull into a parking lot with water and electricity. When we arrived, the site was cluttered with trash including someone’s discarded underwear and t-shirt in our fire ring.

Beautiful campground. Peaceful and close to several great hiking trails. A really nice part of Olympic National Park with less people than other parts of the park. Flush toilets were a bonus. You can shower at the resort (for free, we were told) but we didn’t because the sulphur smell of the hot springs was too overwhelming. We also did not use the hot springs or pool.

Sol Duc Campground is our families favorite. This was our 4th year coming on my bday weekend. We highly recommend it for it's peaceful beauty and all the amenities you need for a nice camping trip

Beautiful spot. Enjoyed the hot springs and pool.

We stayed in campsite 24 in late July 2022. It's a great site, with plenty of room for our group of 8 with a 32 ft Class A RV and a large tent. Close proximity to bathrooms and garbage cans. And right next to the forest which was great for the kids. Like most, the site is heavily shaded which was helpful in 90° weather.

If you have young kids, I recommend driving or biking to the hot springs -- the walking path is lengthy.

Nicely located campground and very clean! Only complaint is I wish the spots were a little more private and had better parking. I stayed in spot 9 and the people in spot 10 had gotten there before us and took up the little parking there was to begin with in front of our spot. Also the spot was a down a little hill and although it was maybe 25 yards away it makes the packing and unpacking take a bit longer. The bear box was in the middle of the parking and campsite so it was hard when cooking meals for example and going back and forth. It is connected to the trails on that side of the park so that is a major bonus and I would camp there again!

The tent campsite was okay. Bathrooms lacked some sort of bug control (which is okay but very bothersome) There were flies, moths, and winged bugs absolutely infesting the stalls. I don’t recommend the hot springs. They’re expensive and smell like sulfur. Overall not very clean and also not air conditioned in the restaurant/resort. Bugs at the restaurant climbing on the walls. I love the beautiful sights and trails, love camping under the trees. Likely won’t be back however.