Sol Duc Hot Springs

Three mineral pools and one freshwater swimming pool nestle within dense evergreen forest along the Sol Duc River at different temperatures between 50-107 degrees Fahrenheit.

The original 1912 hotel complex burned down after four years, leading to reconstruction in the 1920s and complete modernization during the 1980s renovation project.

The name comes from a mispronunciation of a Quileute indigenous word referring to sparkling waters, reflecting the area's deep connection to Native American heritage.

The resort operates from March to November, offering standard cabins, kitchen units, and a riverside suite, with pool access fees at 18 dollars for adults.

The facility maintains complete disconnection from modern telecommunications, with no internet or phone service available except for one guest telephone in the main lodge.

Location: Clallam County

GPS coordinates: 47.97797,-123.69155

Latest update: May 11, 2025 14:33