Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort

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About Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort

Located just down the road from the Sol Duc Hot Springs, this perfectly placed campground is a great option for those looking for a little more fresh air for their vacation. Surrounded by a mesmerizing palette of greens from the ferns, trees, and mosses, and set on the banks of the Sol Duc River, these campgrounds are a nature lover’s paradise and a perfect basecamp for exploring all the Olympic National Park has to offer. Additionally, the sites are conveniently close to the resort’s pools, shopping, and dining, should you want to skip the camp stove.

Camping and RV sites underneath the stunning Olympic Peninsula Sky.

While you’re here, be sure to hike through dense, old-growth rainforest to Sol Duc Falls or explore the famous Lover’s Lane Loop Trail. The Olympic Peninsula is prized for its wide assortment of hiking trails suitable for all ages and abilities.

Camping
Campgrounds includes two camping loops and a walk in site area and accommodate 81 campsites underneath a lush green canopy of old growth forest.

RV Park Sites
The RV Campground is set in a peaceful, secluded area conveniently close to the resort’s pools, dining and shopping. The 17 sites accommodate 26’-36’ vehicles and are located ¼ mile from the resort’s main lodge.

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