Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort Campground

If staying at the RV campsite make sure your toilet is working or know there is no public bathrooms right there. You could walk to the resort which has hrs of operation or the loop campgrounds.

The hikes to deer lake and mink lake are very nice

good spot but no bearbox. it will be useful because a racoon we think stole marchmallow.

Decent hiking and scenery within a walk from the campsite, although the facilities were lacking aside from the pool/ hot springs which was large enough to accomodate the late-afternoon surges and also quite clean. I would visit again, but might suggest swings, horse shoes, corn hole, something more for the kids.

The gravel parking lot that was the rv park was underwhelming and crowded, but more problematic was the lack of bathrooms anywhere closer than a 10 minute walk (either to the resort, which was closed between 9:30pm and 7am) or to the tent campgrounds. Would not recommend for anyone who wants to spend time outside their trailer and doesn't have a toilet in their camper.

the prices have increased (for what??), the showers and changing rooms were inaccessible for the 2 days i was there, the water was dirtier than usual, waiting in long lines often with only 1 staff person helping too many people. the water bottle filling station had a red light indicating filters needed to be changed, i informed a staff person and the next day it still wasnt changed. not enough lights over the covered walk way by the pools at night. overall, really disappointed with the direction this place is going and will be going less. would love to see aramark go away and have it run by good local people who know how to run a hot spring with soul.

Such a great campground. We enjoyed the hot spring every morning of our stay.

We were pleasantly surprised by how much we enjoyed Sol Duc Campground. We lucked into a last minute spot that was spacious and clean. The campground is walking distance to the hot springs resort and located in a gorgeous forest. A campsite next to the river is probably ideal (ours wasnt) but we loved it nonetheless.

We had trouble finding the path to the hot springs from camping loop B at first, so walked on the highway. It became more obvious as we got closer though. Very little maps of the area. The map given by the Olympic Park Ranger is of the broader area, and you don’t check in with anyone else again.

Hot Springs were fun & clean! Peaceful night camping! Much less rowdy than a WA StAte campground. Bathroom/water/garbage facilities were above average!

Really enjoyed the hot and cool pools. Nice atmosphere and a pretty setting. And after a few days of backpacking the hot showers were appreciated. Pro tip - go first thing in the morning for fewer crowds and cleanest pools. I had expected them to be limiting crowd size more so was surprised when there were so many people at a late afternoon session. I went again the next morning and it was much more enjoyable. We stayed at the campground it was convenient and facilities were well maintained.