Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort Campground

I hadn't been to Sol Doc in over 50 years. Stayed at the RV Camp sites. Awesome, will be going back

Three of us stayed at this campground. We loved how far back the campsite was from the main road, it had great views down the back into the woods near the river. It is a bit far down the road, but this also adds to the camping experience because of the beautiful surroundings and the sound of the river running nearby. We would recommend it.

Overall had a great stay. Possibly the cleanest bathrooms I've seen camping before. Stayed at site 72, a bit close to neighbors but a minute or two walk to bathrooms and water.

Very large spot with extra large tent area downhill from fire pit/table. About a 1 ft drop off from parking spot to campsite so be careful when backing in.
The tent area is right near the path between loop b and loop a so be aware people will be walking close by frequently. We really enjoyed our stay. As of May 18th 2024 Loop A was still no water and portable toilets but Loop B was fully operational.

HORRIBLE! I reserved an RV site and the pic made it seem like it was surrounded by trees. When i got there I saw the spots were packed together with literally ZERO separation between sites. Drove up to my slot and the large dog at the site next to me lunged and barked and his leash went right up to the log separating our 2 slots. There was no way this was going to work for me traveling with a cat on her harness and tie out and a small dog scared of larger aggressive dogs! Also, there are ZERO restrooms in this loop. I guess they assume everyone who has an rv has a working toilet, but I have a small convertible camper van and my toilet folds away and is only for emergencies. Why would I drive 4 hrs to be sitting less than 2 feet from strangers? Zero privacy. I wound up having to move to a site without electric hook up and had to move 2 nights in a row b/c there were no spots available for 3 nights, or even 2 nights. I had to leave early anyway b/c my 12 v fridge needs to be plugged in and my powerbank only lasts 1 night before it needs to be plugged in too. I am disabled and the stress of this and having to set up 2x and only get to stay 2 nights instead of 3 was awful.. i was in so much pain from the exxtra work i couldn't even do anything the next day. I called to try to get a partial refund and they only refunded me $22.10. So instead of getting the reservation for half off, as I am entitled to with my disabled access pass, I wound up paying tripple what i should have for a standard, non-electric campsite. Horrible customer service! They need to post accurate photos and give an accurate description of the site so you can make an informed decision. Also, while the 2 loop b spots i wound up being much more private and "naturey", there was no campground host on any of the days, I did nbot see a single ranger or staff person patrolling the entire time I was there and not even an emergency call alarm. Will never stay here again!

Great to soak in the hot springs, watch the salmon jump the falls, and a lot of great hiking trails.

No frills for sure, but that's not why I'm giving 3 stars. Rv space 15 had no fire ring or picnic table...Every other space had them as far as I could tell. Electricity went out first night, was on by the next morning around 9. No privacy between spaces, but that's standard I think. For RV spots anyway. Easy walk to the hot springs resort. They have a cute shop/gift store, but it's pretty pricey. The Rv campground could use a bathroom, as far as I can tell the nearest would be the resort. My space was easy to get in and out of, but my trailer is only 21ft. I saw big 5th wheels that looked like they had plenty of space too. Short drive to hiking and the falls.

The hot springs were wonderful and the hiking trails wound through some beautiful woods..
We were surprised to discover upon arrival that we pay separately for the hot springs from the RV campground fees. Also, since there are no sewer hookups in the RV campground, we had to use the dump station that was technically closed. That meant there was no flushing water, but at least we could dump.

Sites are small and compact. Frustrating to pay for a spot AND entrance fees into the park.

Everything was wonderful, the campsite was a little small. One thing that kept me from giving 5 stars was the restaurant at the resort. There was one person working, which to me was fine because the restaurant is tiny! But the guy in there should never with alone again. It was absolutely ridiculous how slow this guy was going, from waiting 15 minutes up front before he even acknowledged my party, to him being rude and pushing me and my kids order behind two other tables, we ending up leaving hungry an hour after getting there with not ever eating.