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Olympic National Park RV Camping: Kalaloch, Hoh, Mora & Sol Duc (2026) Read the guide →Olympic Peninsula · Washington
Sol Duc Hot Springs RV Park is the small concession-run hookup campground at Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort in Olympic National Park, Washington, 12 miles up the Sol Duc valley from US-101 near the west end of Lake Crescent. With just 17 sites, it is one of only two places in the park with hookups and the only one on the west side, and it sits steps from the mineral pools, the resort restaurant and the Sol Duc Falls trailhead. It suits RVers who want power and water while they soak and hike, in a park otherwise built for tents and short trailers.
| Hookups | Water and electric. |
|---|---|
| Sites | 17. |
| Max RV length | 26 to 36 feet. |
| Cost | $58 per night (NPS listing). |
| Reservations | Recreation.gov, March 20 to November 1, 2026. |
| Location | At Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort. |
Sol Duc Hot Springs RV Park is the small concession-run hookup campground at Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort in Olympic National Park, Washington, 12 miles up the Sol Duc valley from US-101 near the west end of Lake Crescent. With just 17 sites, it is one of only two places in the park with hookups and the only one on the west side, and it sits steps from the mineral pools, the resort restaurant and the Sol Duc Falls trailhead. It suits RVers who want power and water while they soak and hike, in a park otherwise built for tents and short trailers.
Sites have water and electric only, no sewer; the neighboring NPS campground's dump station is $10 per use. Rigs from 26 to 36 feet fit, and nothing over 36 feet fits anywhere in Olympic. The NPS listing puts the rate at $58 a night, and reservations run on Recreation.gov from March 20 to November 1, 2026. Whether RV park guests get included pool access is unconfirmed, so budget for day-use admission and check with the resort. The trade-off is scarcity: 17 sites in the park's most searched location go fast.
Excerpts from the RV Parks Guide articles that cover this campground. Each links to the full guide.
Our verdict
Book it if your rig is 26 to 36 feet and you want hookups beside the hot springs in Olympic. Skip it if you need sewer, run a bigger rig or cannot land one of the 17 sites.
No. The 17 sites have water and electric only. The dump station at the adjacent Sol Duc Campground is $10 per use.
$58 per night, according to the NPS listing cited in our Olympic guide.
Sites take 26 to 36 feet. Nothing over 36 feet fits anywhere in Olympic National Park.
Yes, book on Recreation.gov; the 2026 window runs March 20 to November 1. With only 17 sites, book early.
Unconfirmed. The resort states pool access is included for lodging guests; whether that covers RV park guests, and current day-use rates and hours, should be checked with the resort at 888-896-3818.
The reservation season runs March 20 to November 1, 2026; the valley road closes in winter, so plan within that window.
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