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Olympic National Park › Washington
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Campsite #RV11 at Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort Campground, Olympic National Park, WA
$58
Campsite #RV11
| Drive-In | 8 people |
| 36 ft | Back-In |
| 2 | weak |
3/20
Campsite #RV11 Features: Drive-In access, Back-In parking, 36ft driveway, 50 amp hookup, Fire ring, Picnic Table, RV Site, Pets Allowed, Drinking Water
Campsite Reviews (17)
3.0 out of 5
| 5 star | | 6% |
| 4 star | | 41% |
| 3 star | | 35% |
| 2 star | | 12% |
| 1 star | | 6% |
@KellyG7782870 · Camped on Aug 8, 2025 at Campsite #RV11
The park and hikes were absolutely gorgeous! Unfortunately the pool/hot tub was well kind of gross. There was floating particles and way over crowded. I have visited before so it was a disappointment that it wasnt the same.
@KenF2D41778CDE · Camped on Jul 3, 2025 at Campsite #RV11
Not much in the way of supermarkets within 70 miles. Plan accordingly. Nice wooded area, no cell service and Starlink was spotty at best.
@JamesP3218459 · Camped on Jul 2, 2024 at Campsite #RV11
The sites are close together, the toilet facilities are only in the hot springs. Staff are courteous and welcoming.
@ToddB2939544 · Camped on Jul 7, 2023 at Campsite #RV11
RV Court - Having 50 amp service and water was key. If you plan on spending a lot of time at your campsite - look elsewhere, simply a place to sleep for the night with eclectic.
It is a gravel parking lot - but served its purpose to visit the NP.
The camp hosts were excellent !
It is a gravel parking lot - but served its purpose to visit the NP.
The camp hosts were excellent !
@RobertS9225788 · Camped on May 10, 2023 at Campsite #RV11
Beautiful park. Wonderful staff, especially at the front desk, exceptional!! Caring and helpful.
Camped in the RV area, long walk to main reception area for bathroom and showers.
Walkway from RV loop was being constructed, had to walk thru a construction zone!! They could have made it a little easier at the end of each workday but they just left piles told stone & dirt got everyone in the RV and tent loops to navigate.
Camped in the RV area, long walk to main reception area for bathroom and showers.
Walkway from RV loop was being constructed, had to walk thru a construction zone!! They could have made it a little easier at the end of each workday but they just left piles told stone & dirt got everyone in the RV and tent loops to navigate.
@JenniferW73279 · Camped on Aug 12, 2022 at Campsite #RV11
We all thoroughly enjoyed the hot springs. That part was excellent! However, our family of six experienced major sticker shock at $15 for 90 minutes. At $90 for our group, that was $1 per minute. It used to be one price for the whole day. With that set up, everyone was hitting the showers/changing room at the same time. The campground appeared to be beautiful...with the exception of the RV loop, where we had a reserved spot. We've camped across the US for fifty years, and are drawn to camp sites that feel like you're out in nature. The RV loop is a gravel parking lot. We were less than ten feet from our neighbors on either side and had to close all the blinds for the sake of privacy. When we had a campfire, it felt like the conversations between campsites were competing with each other because we were all SO close. Lastly, I understand the assumption that campers in the RV loop might have their own toilet available. However, that was not the case for us and we were very surprised to find the nearest overnight restroom (the lodge had a restroom available during the day) was at least a five minute walk away from our loop. To make matters worse, we did not see any directional signage to the restrooms. Perhaps we overlooked one. It was disappointing because we saw the other campground loops (on our long walk to the restroom :-) ), and they looked absolutely gorgeous! Long story short - if you're tent or van camping, highly recommend! If you're in an RV, I would not recommend - unless that's your camping style preference.
@GregoryW589355 · Camped on Jul 14, 2022 at Campsite #RV11
Campground is very rustic and the power polarizing was wrong. But it is in the center of the area and it a good spot if you want hookups
@JaimeC9544858 · Camped on Jul 9, 2022 at Campsite #RV11
RV spaces were just a parking lot. Hot springs needed to be cleaned out and showers were flooding.
@JessiJB2B5E0D2 · Camped on May 13, 2022 at Campsite #RV11
The RV lot with hookups is less than ideal. Its a gravel lot and the spaces are SUPER close together. We also didnt even have an outdoor table for our space, it was missing. The hot springs were fun but we wont be back for RV camping.
@JenelleF389C74 · Camped on Sep 14, 2021 at Campsite #RV11
There were no signs off the road to the RV sites for this campground. We reserved RV 011, and in Loop A there is a site 11, without hookups. We were a little confused, but figured it out.
@JenelleF336 · Camped on Sep 14, 2021 at Campsite #RV11
There were no signs off the road to the RV sites for this campground. We reserved RV 011, and in Loop A there is a site 11, without hookups. We were a little confused, but figured it out.
@KennaS670 · Camped on Aug 15, 2021 at Campsite #RV11
The RV sites are close together and challenging to back into. With the awning and the slide out deployed the entire width of the site was used. We have a 28 foot Dutchman travel trailer. Some people park their pick up trucks perpindicular to their trailets which makes it even harder to maneuver. The RV site is close to a trail and a short walk to the Sol Duc Resort. We were able to soak in the spring water at the resort, $15 for 90 minutes. Pet friendly, poop bags provided.
@KennaS4514179 · Camped on Aug 15, 2021 at Campsite #RV11
The RV sites are close together and challenging to back into. With the awning and the slide out deployed the entire width of the site was used. We have a 28 foot Dutchman travel trailer. Some people park their pick up trucks perpindicular to their trailets which makes it even harder to maneuver. The RV site is close to a trail and a short walk to the Sol Duc Resort. We were able to soak in the spring water at the resort, $15 for 90 minutes. Pet friendly, poop bags provided.
@RyanK6503156 · Camped on May 7, 2021 at Campsite #RV11
RV campground is just a glorified dirt parking lot with water and electricity. The campground is not labeled and we drove by it thinking it was an overflow lot for the lodge. Sites are small in width. Its expected to park tow vehicle alongside trailer. My truck barely fit. If you park in front you block others trying to park/setup across from you. If we came back wed tent camp as the tent sites looked awesome in comparison. No camp host. We went to the lodge initially to ask where RV spots were. The two gentlemen seemed put off to help us and we felt looked down upon as if we had the gall to ask about anything other than to pay to use the springs.
@RyanK196 · Camped on May 7, 2021 at Campsite #RV11
RV campground is just a glorified dirt parking lot with water and electricity. The campground is not labeled and we drove by it thinking it was an overflow lot for the lodge. Sites are small in width. It’s expected to park tow vehicle alongside trailer. My truck barely fit. If you park in front you block others trying to park/setup across from you. If we came back we’d tent camp as the tent sites looked awesome in comparison.
No camp host. We went to the lodge initially to ask where RV spots were. The two gentlemen seemed put off to help us and we felt looked down upon as if we had the gall to ask about anything other than to pay to use the springs.
No camp host. We went to the lodge initially to ask where RV spots were. The two gentlemen seemed put off to help us and we felt looked down upon as if we had the gall to ask about anything other than to pay to use the springs.
@WolfG62AFD6215 · Camped on Oct 6, 2019 at Campsite #RV11
It was raining mostly during our stay. That in itself was not a big deal, because our Airstream is completely weather-proof. What was a big deal is that the camping sites were seriously muddy and neglected. There was an old pile of gravel laying at the entrance, that had not been spread around. Because it was at times raining so hard mud splashed up about 30" on the side of the trailer and tow vehicle. I had to power wash the whole rig when upon our return home. I've never had that happen before on a paid for full hookup campground! There was no camp host, to check in one had to go to the lodge (according to the sign)...the young man there claimed it was not his job and to see the camp-host! Go figure... this was symptomatic of the whole visit...the place is operating with minimum effort and no accountability. The hot spring water was very good, but again the concrete at the pools showed serious deterioration because of age and lack of upkeep...three of the four the showers in the men's changing room had been ripped out of the wall due to vandalism, thus making it impossible to properly clean before going to the pools. Think of the cleanliness standards and appearance of a public restroom on the interstate in WA and you get the picture of what this place is like! The whole thing is "Eastern European" in flavor and appearance! Build it with minimum quality...then let it go! Remember what they used to say in the former Soviet Union...we pretend to work and they pretend to pay us! That pretty much sums it up for this place! This could be such a beautiful place; it has much potential...I would not mind paying twice what we paid and have the place right! Since there are so many other hot-springs here in the US...we won't be going back to this one, unless it is seriously upgraded and properly managed! One more note, the guy across from us could not park in his reserved camping spot, because someone had parked his Tesla there for recharging...nice eh!
@ShawnB2294227 · Camped on Sep 2, 2019 at Campsite #RV11
Our Camping experience was great! The site is compact, yet easy enough to back into and turn around, as the space is designed for semi large motor homes. We used the grill and picnic table, and enjoyed the springs and restaurant once nearby. The only catch was we were so deep into the woods, that we had absolutely NO Cell service for the entire stay! That created mixed feelings, as we saw much wildlife, deer, birds, and squirrels, but I had anticipated using my computer to do work in the evenings and that was not about to happen! So, just be aware of that, and enjoy the peace and quiet!
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