Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort Campground

Hot Springs were nice, hot but kids are jumping in so it's hard to relax. It is a family place so just expect more of a pool atmosphere than relaxing hot springs. I did like the fact that you have to reserve a time slot for the water, I think it helped keep it from being to crowded. The rv spots are nice. I found customer service lacking, I was not offered a map or told where restrooms were. Since I assumed we would have one at the rv park section, I was sadly let down. After walking back to the resort in the morning the lady at the desk was not helpful but allowed us to just use the resorts restrooms. I still have no idea where the Campground restrooms were haha. We had no service or incredibly spotty service so I couldn't look online. It was cool to see the fog roll in over the tree tops. Also the drive to it is gorgeous. We meant to hike to the falls but were unable to at the last minute and regret not doing it. Small parking lot as well at the hot springs. We stayed in the rv section with an electric campervan. Electric at the park worked great for us. It wouldn't be a bad place to stay at for visiting lake Crescent either.

Camping here is magical. Many bathrooms a plus. Loop B trailhead to lodge poorly marked, our only complaint. Site 63 best site in Loop B, would go back again.

Wonderful, small campground. We camped here in a 24' travel trailer. It was tough to get around through the trees etc. We noticed that most folks were tent camping. They have a dump site and fresh water available. We had no hookups. We tried the hot springs a couple different mornings at 8am and found it not too crowded. The water felt great. We hiked up to the falls from the campground and then back around on the lovers loop to the resort and then back up to our campground, a total of almost 7 mi. The hike was beautiful with lots of large, old trees. A few mosquitos pestered us during the day and night. We enjoyed our stay.

We made our reservations thinking we were going to stay in a beautiful forested area. We reserved a electric/water RV spot. We ended up in a gravel parking lot! No privacy between campsites. The bathrooms were almost 1/4 mi away.
The “resort” was very underwhelming. When we checked in, no one checked to ensure we were really supposed to be there. It was like anyone could have just parked and stayed. The bathrooms in the main resort building had no soap, no toilet seat covers and stunk horribly. The cost to use the hot springs was $18 per person for 90 minutes but I honestly don’t think they monitored who came and went. The hot springs looked like a giant hot tub with a fountain in the center.
Everything in the store was extremely overpriced. A simple t-shirt was $32 plus tax.
The only nice part was the surrounding forest and many trials for hiking.

Beautiful campground!

Very good campground and campsite. Spacious and heavenly to be surrounded by such a forest canopy.

Nice area to camp in (minus the bugs). Enjoyed my morning walk with the dogs through camp. They offer recycling and pet bags. Sol duc trail is near by and the other way is the hot springs . Crescent Lake is a short ride away which I highly recommend to kayak. The Spruce railroad trail goes around the back of the lake which allows bikes and dogs. These activities were some of the highlights of our trip

I last visited Sol Duc as my start point for a 4 day back pack into the high country and 7 lakes basin about 40 years ago. It had been too long. 2 new hips and 1 knee and 40 years later I solo camped and hiked to Sol Duc falls from the campground. Beautiful. So pleased I can still explore the Olympics.

Beautiful and you can fall asleep to the sounds of the river nearby.