Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort Campground

When I arrived at the park I went to the resort to check-in. The man, whose name I did not get, was very rude! I asked him to verify my campsite number and he sarcastically said, "You don't know your site number?" Instead of looking this up on the computer, he pulls out a sheaf of papers and starts searching for my name while other people are standing in line. I checked my phone reservation and it said site 014 and he said, "fine then that's what your site is." Imagine how surprised I was at 9:30 that evening when he's pounding on my door telling me I'm in the wrong site!! Totally unprofessional and rude! He never explained how to get a time frame at the hot springs, but was overly friendly and helpful to resort guests. Ruined my stay!!!

Camping at Sol Duc Hot Springs Campground in June is a wonderful experience if the weather cooperates and you are able to secure suitable campsites. Securing preferred campsites is challenging by the fact that the available campsites are not listed in numerical order on the website. Once, one of the three campsites we reserved was cancelled shortly before our arrival with no explanation. Another year the entire campground was closed for the month we had scheduled our reservations with no explanation, apology or assistance in rescheduling. We were lucky to find a late September weekend, which was not our preferred month, when suitable campsites were available. Campsite fees and cancellation policies are more reasonable than Washington State Parks campsites.

Absolutely loved our campsite. It was spacious and shaded by old growth pine trees. The campsite was quiet with no road noise or inconsiderate campers. AND we loved our visit to the Hot Springs. We hiked to Sol Duc Falls -- a relatively short hike with lots of shade, but a little rocky in places. Sturdy shoes needed for the hike. Bring your own food for your stay, with the appropriate bear-proof cannisters. The bathrooms were a little dated and not so sparkling clean, but adequate. There is NO shower! Would definitely recommend, and return.

Our site was very very uneven. One side of our trailer was at least 6 inches or more higher that the other side. The front was nearly on the ground and the back was 2 to 3 feet off the ground. No were on the site could we put a tent if we wanted to. So many large trees in the campground. Would not bring a trailer next time. We saw the electric hook up and it was just a large parking log.

Nice weather, clean, good hikes. Hot springs totally worth it.

Lovely place: lush green and beautiful, plenty of hikes around - easy and more challenging. Hot springs pools in a walking distance - loved relaxing and swimming

Clean quiet park

We got to site 79 and it was beautiful....visually. The usability of the site for a small motorhome was awful. We tried several different angles and it was virtually impossible to get level without using a step stool to go in and out of the rv. The front wheels were off the ground. It would be fine for a tent and I think that it would be awesome if you have children. We stayed the first night and luckily we're able to change to a different site for the remainder of our stay.

Was in loop b spot 78. Enjoyed being at the campsite close to the resort where we can pop in to visit the hot springs and to have amenities close. Spot was close to the restroom which was nice. Ground was a little uneven, but we made it work. Overall a great spot to be at Olympic. Was also very close to the Sol Duc Falls trail.

Site description indicated my rig would fit. It did not. Not even close. The campground road was so marrow and curvy, we were barely able to get out of the campground. Was told to set up in the other campground. Got set up and starting to relax when camp host comes by and tells us we have to move again as the confession wire just booked that site. Ended up in the group camping for 1 night and we left because we couldn't stay longer due to those sites being reserved. Y'all need to do a better job of describing your campsites.