Located in the northwest of Washington State, Olympic National Park is a place of tremendous natural diversity and breathtaking beauty with over 922,651 acres of protected rain forest. Designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, you will be inspired by glacier-capped peaks, valleys of forests, wildflower meadows, hot springs, and the rugged Pacific coastline as you travel through 3 distinct ecosystems.
Our four lodges, campsites and RV parks are nestled in the most scenic and alluring sections of the park providing charming, comfortable accommodations for the perfect road trip around the Peninsula loop. Whether you’re seeking outdoor adventures or serene, natural splendor – we’re here to help make your park experience anything but ordinary.
Check out our brochures to learn even more and to plan your trip of a lifetime!
Lake Quinault Lodge
There are some places so blissfully disconnected from the modern world that they seem to stand suspended in time. Lake Quinault Lodge is one such place - a grand and rustic lodge built in 1926 that welcomes guests with warmth, hospitality and a sincere feeling of home-away-from-home comfort. Here you can unwind in front of our majestic fireplace, curl up with a good book by the lake, paddle and fish in the afternoon sun, or venture deep into the temperate rainforest and enjoy the cool shade of the giant trees.
Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort
Spending the night in a rustic, charming Sol Duc cabin is the ideal way to experience Sol Duc's serenity and the supremely relaxing hot springs on the Olympic Peninsula in northwest Washington. Our Sol Duc cabin rentals are surrounded by towering evergreens along the Sol Duc River in a picturesque valley. You'll have convenient access to our hot mineral-spring pools, massage therapists, café, restaurant, gift shop and convenience store. Stay a few days, making Sol Duc your basecamp as you discover the wonders of the Sol Duc Valley and the famous Sol Duc falls.
SOL DUC HOT SPRINGS RESORT BROCHURE
Lake Crescent Lodge
Historic Lake Crescent Lodge on the Olympic Peninsula in northwest Washington was built in 1916 and is an ideal basecamp for enjoying the park while experiencing the charm of a turn-of-the-century resort. The comfortable, spacious guest rooms are nestled among the giant fir and hemlock trees on the shores of beautiful Lake Crescent. A variety of guest room options are available at the lodge, including the historic lakeside Roosevelt Cottages. Enjoy the simple elegance of yesteryear in the antique-furnished lobby as you unwind by the stone fireplace, or settle in to the cozy sun porch and take in a spectacular sunset over the lake.
Log Cabin Resort
A wonderful family-oriented destination in Olympic National Park, the resort welcomes third and fourth generations of families renewing their vacation traditions. Enjoy bike and hiking trails, spectacular waterfalls, snowcapped mountains, and the crystal clear water.
We've put together a handy list of websites to help you plan your Olympic National Park & Forest vacation. Got a site we should include in this list? Let us know.
- National Parks Service - Olympic National Park
- US Forest Service - Olympic National Forest
- Olympic Peninsula - Washington State
- Washington's National Park Cams
- Washington's National Park Fund
- Washington State Department of Transportation
- Grays Harbor Chamber of Commerce
- Forks in Washington State
- Black Ball Ferry Line
- Clipper Vacations (Victoria BC)
- Olympic Peninsula Visitor Bureau Dog Friendly Map
The official, FREE Olympic National Park app is here!
Find NPS Olympic in your app store, and use it to plan your dream trip! Discover scenic hikes, wheelchair-accessible spots, the best places to go with a pet, and never have to ask for directions to the nearest bathroom again.
