Sol Duc Campground is located near the Sol Duc Hot Springs and a great place to stay for amazing hiking and soaking in the hot springs.
There are 82 campsites in two loops within the campground. The campground is filled with moss-covered trees. You will want to be prepared for cool moist nights in this campground.
The temperate rainforest receives a large amount of rain each year and you can expect to see some rain during your visit.
One of the best parts of staying in the Sol Duc Campground is you can hike all day and then relax in the Sol Duc Hot Springs before turning in for the night. You can soak your muscles in the glorious 98 to 104-degree pools or take the plunge in the chillier 50-degree pool.
Located just down the street from the campground so you don't have to walk far back to your campsite. Hot springs admission is additional to your camping fee but oh so worth it.
You are close to the Sol Duc Falls trailhead, the Sol Duc Valley, the Sol Duc River, and really all of Olympic National Park on the Pacific Coast.
Sol Duc Campground - Olympic National Park
Number of Sites: 82
Location in the park: Near Sol Duc Hotsprings Resort
Campsite Cost: $21+ tax if walk-in; $24+ tax if reserved
Interagency Senior and Access pass discounts are not available for RV Electric Sites but will be applied for tent sites
Payments accepted:
Reservations: Yes
Campground Address:
Latitude/Longitude:
- Latitude:
- 47.9667528
- 47° 58' 0.3101" N
- Longitude:
- -123.857825
- 123° 51' 28.1700" W
Accessible Sites:
Pets Allowed: Pets are allowed but they must be on a leash less than 6 feet long.
Pets are not allowed inside park buildings or on specific trails.
Pets can be on the following trails: Rialto (to Ellen Creek) and Kalaloch beaches, Peabody Creek, Madison Falls, and Spruce Railroad trails only
Campground Reservations
Are campground Reservations Available? Yes, from March 24, 2019 - October 29, 2019
If you are planning a trip to the campground you will want to make your reservations months in advance if you can to guarantee a spot. The Olympics are experiencing serious growth in visitation and camping.
Phone Number?
Online? Reservation.gov
How Far Ahead can you make a reservation? Dates are released on a 6-month rolling basis.
First Come, First Served? Yes, during the offseason
Campground Amenities
Flush Toilets: Yes
Payphone:
Is wifi Available? no
Is cellular Phone Service Available? depends on your carrier
Is camp host available on site? Yes
Is firewood available for purchase? Yes, at Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort
Amenities at each campsite
Fire rings in the site? Yes
Picnic Table in the site? Yes
Bear Box in site/area? You can use your locked car for food storage
Potable Water? Yes
RV Camping at Sol Duc Campground
RV Length: 21 feet, a few for 35 feet
Dump Station: $10 per use
Generators:
Hookups: There are no hookups
How to get to Campground
From Port Angeles, take Hwy. 101 west for 29 miles, then turn left onto Sol Duc Hot Springs Rd and travel 12 miles to Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort.
From Forks, take Hwy. 101 north for 28 miles then turn right onto Sol Duc Hot Springs Rd and travel 12 miles to Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort.
Important Dates for Campground
Campground Regulations
The maximum number of people in a campsite: Per site limit is 8 people
The number of cars per campsite: 2
Checkout time: 11:00 am
Quiet Hours: Quiet hours are from 10:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m
Maximum Stay: 7-day maximum stay limit.
Sol Duc Campground Map
Photos of Sol Duc Campground
Additional Olympic National Park Resources
Check out all of the Olympic National Park Camping options. There are 14 campgrounds within the park
Olympic National Park Lodging - Check out our complete guide of all the places to stay within the park
Things to do in Olympic NP - Find out all of the top things to do in this great park.
Free National Park Days - Check out the 5 days a year the National Park Service waives entrance fees.
Most visited National Parks - Check out all of the top-visited parks in the United States
Moon Olympic Peninsula Guide Book
Olympic National Park trails map
Check out all of the National Parks in Washington along with neighboring National Parks in Idaho, National Parks in Oregon, Hawaii National Parks, and Alaska National Parks
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