Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort Campground

The Sol Duc Springs Campground was a lovely camping experience. The campsites are tucked away just enough to make your space feel private, but so easily accessible to your car parking spot that you can easily store items in your car and retrieve them. The bathrooms are kept incredibly clean. I cannot remember the last time shared camper facilities were kept up so well. Shout out to the woman I met who does that work! Even in a rainy or moist environment, she kept those floors clean, and mud-free. My fellow campers clearly enjoyed their time there as we heard lots of fun and laughter throughout the camp grounds; however, by 9PM they were so respectfully quiet that an early night to sleep was possible. The public areas of the lodge were nicely kept. The dining experience was really nice. Our waiter was prompt and made great recommendations, and our food was perfectly prepared. Some of the hiking trails could use a bit better signage, but we managed to find our way after some short backtracking. The park is such an amazing experience with the different areas that are so diverse: Ruby Beach, Sol Duc Falls, Ho Rain Forest, Hurricane Ridge, Salmon spawning viewing area, and more. Loved the interactions with park Rangers who were so helpful and proud of their park. Only wish I'd had more than 4 days in the park.

The RV camping is basically a parking lot. An unpaved parking lot. They really need to upgrade this ‘campground’.
Thankfully the hot springs are lovely, as is the hiking. We saw very few (1-2) on Lovers Lane, but the trail to Sol Duc falls was busy.

It was great to be able to start the Lover Loop trail right from my campground. Also a nice distance from the hot springs- far enough away to not hear anything from that way, but close enough where you cooould walk if you wanted to.

It was a great place to visit. We especially enjoyed the hot springs—they were the perfect way to unwind and relax after a day of hiking.

The campground was in an absolutely beautiful area- if you're looking to camp in the rainforest- this is the place! The restroom building they had was dated, but functional but it could use some updates. No showers here. The hot springs at the resort were kind of nasty and dirty. Lots of hair and junk floating around in them, and the locker room for the hot springs was also not great with several of the lockers being broken.

The specific campsite we had no level spot. Which meant, I slid down during the night, and would have to inch myself back to the middle of my tent.
It rainned most of the time of our stay... an covered pavilion would have been helpful. We didn't find a spot for campers, to be outside, and sheltered from the rain.

Bathrooms were pretty clean and maintained. Lots of trails right there!
The resort had a mini mart that appeared to have most of the essentials.
Oh, also would have been nice for an option we could still have a fire to cook & help stay warm, that was out of the rain.

Rec.. See as much as you can! The beaches. The waterfalls. Hurricane Ridge. The Rainforest. Each is unique and really cool in their own way.

The original reservation was in June. It was cancelled by ONP because the campground was being closed in June for no explained reason. The campsite reservations had to be rescheduled for the last weekend in September, which reduced participation. Only one of the three reserved campsites was used but the parking spaces for all three were used. Our one campsite worked well for us.

We got lucky on the weather for a mid October trip. We used rv spot 8 which had a broken 30A breaker. Fortunately for us we had a dogbone that allowed us to hook our 30A trailer to the working 50A plug instead of the broken 30A. The hotsprings were nice but I think we were about a month late to see the salmon jumping up the falls.

The campground was great. Walking distance to the hot spring. We had a bit of problem with the electrical outlet. The breaker kept popping. Not sure why the issue with the electrical but that was why one star was removed

Good day,
We arrived after dar, and the signs were small, partly covered by plants, and not lit. It took us forever to figure out which loop / site we were supposed to be in and did not have internet connectivity to look. In my previous experience there is a bulletin board with the names and sites for reservations after hours, there was not here. We were in the RV loop, which was a muddy mess, not paved. The worst part of all was there was not a restroom in the RV lot side. We do not have a toilet in our small camper, and multiple other people there were in small truck campers or vans without toilets. We had to shuttle the family down the road to the tent sites multiple times per day to use the restrooms, it was extremely frustrating to not even have a port-a-potty there. Lastly, the RV sites was just a big crapy parking lot with pot holes and mud and you are right on top of the neighbor. It was like a bad RV park, not a national park campground... will not be returning.