Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort Campground

Great location. Walking to the Hot Spring Resort, walking to the Sol Duc Water Falls. The only problem is that if you want to also go to the Hoh Rainforest, it is a long ride.

Camp host was very nice. The hot springs were busy but nice and relaxing.

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There is more parking space than camping space. A lack of photo’s on the web hides this. The campsite is pleasant, the washrooms clean, the staff friendly. Trails to the hot springs are not well marked or even clear, with overgrowth, and they are muddy.

The campground was clean and fellow guest were well behaved and as quiet as one could expect in a campground setting. The camp host was courteous and friendly and made many rounds checking on campers and camp site conditions. She offered good safety tips regarding food accessible to wild creatures. I am a repeat camper at Sol Duc and it is for sure a majestic setting. The bathrooms and water stations were clean and orderly. The hot spring facilities are looking a bit long in the tooth, but still a nice place if you desire a good shower or some pool time.

This is a beautiful area of the park. But the RV campground is very tight. I read someone called it “an RV parking lot”. That describes it exactly. It might suit your needs to be in that area, but don’t expect the camping experience itself to be great.

I stayed in site 50 of loop B. Great location if you need several tents or have a really big tent. Relaxing, the sites seem private but this site buts against the trail that links loop b to loop an and the resort. It’s odd they don’t create a natural barrier for privacy. The bathrooms are clean with flush toilets - but no showers. A note on the community board indicates showers are available at the resort. The showers are for people using the hot springs. It’s like a locker room and while there are some cubicles there are no shower curtains.

We stayed at site 8&9 with 8 adults and 3 cars- two parked at 8, one at 9. You do not have great privacy between 8&9 but if you’re planning a group trip, it’s a great space. Site 8 has a little “cliff” trail to a secret little private access to the river which was really nice. Site 9 fits about 3 4-person tents and 8 fits 2 because it’s more slopey. Bathrooms are in close proximity which is also awesome. About a 7 min walk to the resorts for the pools/ showers. Recommend going at the first opening in the morning since there’s less people.

We stayed at site 8&9 with 8 adults and 3 cars- two parked at 8, one at 9. You do not have great privacy between 8&9 but if you’re planning a group trip, it’s a great space. Site 8 has a little “cliff” trail to a secret little private access to the river which was really nice. Site 9 fits about 3 4-person tents and 8 fits 2 because it’s more slopey. Bathrooms are in close proximity which is also awesome. About a 7 min walk to the resorts for the pools/ showers and 3 min walk to an extra parking lot if you need to take more cars (towards the resort.) Recommend going at the first opening in the morning since there’s less people.

Each night, a different noisy group of campers were nearby and made for an unpleasant camping experience.
Having no toilet facilities in the RV campground was unexpected and disappointing.