- Port Angeles
sol duc rainforest retreat
Hosted by Logan · Port Angeles, Washington
14 sites · RV, Tent, Lodging · 9 acres
Near Olympic National Park
Within a 30-minute drive from the Sol Duc.
Family-friendly
Recent Hipcampers say this Hipcamp is great for families and kids.
Full RV hookups
Electrical, water, and sewage hookups are available at select sites.
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discovery trail BIKE only campsite
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Sol duc retreat site 9
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sol duc retreat glamping site 6
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sol duc rainforest glamping site 7
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sol duc rainforest glamping site 4
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sol duc retreat glamping site 1
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sol duc retreat yurt 5
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sol duc retreat glamping site 8
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93% Recommend1263 ratings · 891 reviews
The campground is extremely close to highway 101 and the traffic noise is extremely loud at all hours of night and day. The bathroom facilities were okay. The shower temperature alternated between hot and cold every 30 seconds and the bathroom light is motion sensitive and turns off after about 15 seconds unless you hover your hand above the sensor. Lastly, some of the campsites are definitely not private and our tent was located 4 feet from the main road and walking path. I would not recommend this campground.
Overall nice and clean area. Only complaint is that with yurt 5 being near kitchen area you can get lot of noise at night depending upon the guests
We stayed here while biking the ODT, since the NPS Fairholme campground was full, and we're glad we did. It's right on the ODT; the campsites are scattered among the trees; and the toilet, shower and kitchen facilities are pretty nice. There are also lots of benches and tables. George, who was managing it, was very helpful. The place is filled with carvings of mushrooms and forest animals that give it a hobbit-like air.
The only things to bear in mind are that it's almost always in shadow (deep forest), and campsites up to number 3 are up a steep hill from the main facilities, so they would not be good for people with mobility problems.
We stayed in 1b (the most isolated and farthest from highway 101), and never heard any traffic noise,.
If I did the ODT again, I'd definitely stay here.
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· August 2026
Tent · With kids ·
Sol duc retreat camp site 3
It was a very magical site once you get there. I wish there was more refrigeration space. The road gets very loud which took away the serenity but other than that its cute.
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· August 2026
It was an amazing experience the campground is so beautiful, the wooden decoration and ornaments on the campsite make you feel in a magical place, its rustic but bathroom and kitchen fully equipped. I definitely would come back
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· August 2026
A fine surprise. Whimsical grounds abound! Ping pong table included
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· August 2026
Really lovely spot! The carvings and trees made for a magical env, the kitchen was really well-equipped (we were able to make our own chili), and the shower was hot.
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· August 2026
Easily the most delightful place I’ve ever camped at. Logan has clearly poured so much passion into this. A must stay!
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· August 2026
Tent ·
sol duc retreat site 0
Super clean, fun and exciting campground, definitely recommend will be coming back!!
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· August 2026
I have been to this location twice now, in both a canvas tent and a yurt. Both are very comfortable and the surrounding area is fantastic. Everywhere you go is a new path with different sculptures and stream crossings and benches to sit. The bathrooms are very clean and smell nice. I’d highly recommend coming if you have kids &/or enjoy the enchanted forest aesthetic
It was great, they have put so much energy and effort into creating this cozy and nice place.
The only suggestion is I wish the entrance from the main road was more obvious or had 💡 light.
This campground is a dream! The shared spaces of outdoor kitchens, lounging spots, and fully functional bathrooms make this place a must stay if you’re going out to the Olympics. The grounds are beautifully laid out with hand carved wooden sculptures and labels on many of the native plants. The tent pads are a good size, spacious. And the camps feel private despite there being quite a few around. Everything in our stay was lovey. Whether you want to get away and just stay at a campsite in the woods or go exploring sol duc and the Olympics, this is a perfect place I’d recommend to anyone and everyone.
Mixed feelings
· August 2026
Great location, campsite was so/so
Group trip ·
sol duc retreat glamping site 1
This is next to Sol Duc and Lake Crescent. Our site (1) was far from the bathrooms and right on the bike trail. Pro tip - there’s a porta potty on the trail that’s closer. If you’re going to use any of the camp’s amenities (which looked really cool), I would pick one of the lower sites. Otherwise you’ll have to make a hike down the hill to everything. Doable, just know you’ll be away from the outdoor kitchens and bathrooms up a steep hill. Also, there is a basketball goal on the paved trail right beside the site, which is cool, but not when you’re sleeping and other folks use it at random times of night or early morning. The tent has an inflatable mattress that was kind of deflated and a single person cot. There were pillows and blankets provided, but we also brought our own. We ended up having two adults sleep inside and the other two slept in the back of our car. It really is a beautiful place inside the forest. I would stay there again, but only in a different site at this price.
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· August 2026
16 ft car ·
4b sol duc rainforest camp site
Great location near the park. Host very helpful. Great campsites and facilities. Only drawback is it is close to a busy road. Great spot!
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· August 2026
With kids ·
sol duc retreat yurt 5
We had a lovely stay! Such a peaceful, beautiful retreat with lots of thoughtful details throughout. The communal kitchen was nicely stocked, and everything felt welcoming and well cared for.
Note for the ladies: only the main bathroom has a small waste bin for menstrual products, so plan accordingly (i.e. carry a small trash bag with you). Also, one of the showers had a clogged drain. But it’s glamping, so our expectations weren’t exactly 5-star hotel level!
Overall, we enjoyed our time here and would definitely stay again!
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· August 2026
16 ft car ·
Sol duc retreat camp site 3
Absolute mystical magical mushroom wonderland. This place is incredible and truly creates a foundation for an awesome experience in Olympic. Everything very clean (best showers ever)! Highly recommend. Logan has done outstanding work on making this place a cozy community campground. Thanks Logan!
Very cute spot, would be a great place to camp with friends. The host has put a lot of work into curating a cozy, woodland, space that encourages interacting with other campers. Lots of creative hippy dippy wood carvings and furniture, and wonderful wooden platforms for tents which is a creative way to preserve tent floors in an otherwise muddy rainforest. The space reminded me a lot of a hostel and had multiple areas to gather and cook. Only things to note, bathrooms are limited for the amount of sites present (3) there is one working sink for cleaning dishes and hand washing, all potable water comes from a water cooler that must be refilled by staff, and the rustic nature of sites made me wonder if it would turn to a mudslide if it were to rain. The site is charming but I think there is still some work to be done to make the area completely functional as well (more bathrooms/working sinks, stairs to walk-up sites, etc). The road to entry is also a single lane, not sure how two way traffic might be handled, and I fell asleep to the sound of cars bottoming out on the rustic road in. I would definitely stay again if all national park campsites are full.
This place is so magical with all the wood carvings and twinkling lights in the rainforest. It also a great place to camp with the platforms for tents, full covered outdoor kitchens, good bath rooms, even ping pong. Location is awesome. I'll be back
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· August 2026
Amazing glamping experience!! 10/10
Will definitely be back. So close to Lake Crescent. Site 6 was perfect, not as much noise from the kitchen and bathrooms that I would assume some other sites may have.
Magical, special place. Had everything you need. Hot showers, full kitchen. Amazing grounds. It was a spectacular stay
It is an enchanted place with quiet respectful guests. Great places from showers to outdoor kitchens and beautiful sculptures. I'll be back
I’m not much of a camper, but this site was fantastic! It contained tons of amenities, most notable for multiple (free) showers, flushing toilets, and several communal areas for sitting, cooking, and hanging out. I went with 2 girlfriends and we were all shocked with how well the camp site was laid out. We stayed in site 4b, which is pretty close to the bathrooms and larger cooking area. We utilized the communal fridge for our perishable items and the lockers in the larger bathroom (the one with the tub) which helps with a lot of the back and forth travel around campsites. The cooking area is fully stocked with pots, pans, plates/bowls, and mostly everything you have in your normal kitchen. There’s a nearby sink to wash dishes at as well, so there really isn’t a worry if you forgot something for your cooking needs. Lots of campers even leave lightly used condiments or other food items so they don’t go to waste. There’s a beautiful seating area in the center of the grounds with large wooden tables big enough for families to use. Also a wifi hub with good service! This place is definitely for those that want an elevated camping experience without sacrificing the original nature of being outdoors and away from busy life. I would definitely come back!
Logan’s land was wonderful! All the amenities were there (water, clean bathrooms, even an area for wifi) and it was so dreamy walking through the area. There are trails into the national forest accessible straight from the campsite. Would absolutely stay here again!
Logan has created a magical space definitely worth visiting! We loved it! The sites are nestled between the lush trees and vegetation for that rainforest feeling. The tent was clean and spacious and had a light (bring AA batteries), a heater, a rug and simple beds with bedding. We brought extra blankets just to be safe. The bathrooms and showers were clean with plenty of warm water, the two kitchen areas well stocked but not fancy (perfect for the camping vibe, down to earth), there were nice details if you forgotmitems like sunscreen or shampoo, and all the handmade sculptures and signs (made by Logan) made it really special. The land is truly gorgeous. At Site 1 we did hear the freeway in the morning but this didn't bother us at. It is such a beautiful space, we will gladly go back and recommend it!
The grounds were an absolute wonderland! The tween in our group loved exploring the trails and all the quirky carvings, from gnomes, to mushrooms to slugs she was in heaven. We were in campsites 4B, 5B, and 9. 5b was huge! It could’ve easily accommodated our entire party of 10. As it was, we had a 10x15, 10x14, 8x8 and a small pup tent and plenty of space for all of us to sit around the fire. We only used the parking spot in 4b since each spot only has one (very tight) parking spot per site. It had about a 10x10 raised platform for camping that we didn’t use. Site 9 has 2 platforms I believe but someone was already camping on one and we only booked the site for 2 so we only needed one of them anyway. It was slightly too small for our 10x14 tent but we made it work.
The entrance to the site is not very well marked so the detailed directions we were provided were absolutely necessary. Make sure you download them before you lose signal. One of our party did not and ended up driving around for an hour and a half before we found him. Also, the entrance is quite steep so be prepared for some excitement coming down the drive for the first time. We had absolutely no issues getting in and out in August.
All in all, I cannot possibly give a better review to this place. We will definitely be coming back!!!
All in all
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· August 2026
15 ft campervan · Group trip ·
Sol duc retreat camp site 3
Arrived late and left early but had everything we needed. Cute carvings!
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· August 2026
This place is so magical! We loved all of the charming details from mushroom carvings and an outdoor kitchen to a little amphitheater and sweet zen resort bathrooms. The mosquitoes were rampant, but it is a rain forest. The camp host's son answered our endless questions and made sure we were set up with wood and a toasty fire. Next time I go, I'll stay longer and really explore the area. It's also on the Discovery Trail, which will make biking the north peninsula even more enticing.
The campsite has a magical, whimsical appearance, with great amenities and friendly camp host. Unfortunately, the water in the showers were backing up and the noise level of the nearby highway don't help keep the magical experience. The place is beautiful and I know it makes sense to hear traffic since it is close to the highway and that was my mistake when booking. The camp host was kind and accommodating if you ask for help. Unfortunately our tent was way too big for the platform that was provided, making entry and exit a little dangerous and risky for our family. The kitchens, bathrooms, water, fire wood, and other amenities were great to have if needed. Overall mixed opinions. I am glad to have been able to visit and have experienced the place but would not return due to the noise level that made rest and truly leaving the bustle of daily life not exactly possible.
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· August 2026
Tent · With pets ·
5b sol duc rainforest camp site
Loved camping here! The heater in our tent did nothing for the cold but the thought was appreciated. Thankful to experience this spot.
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· August 2026
Charming property nestled in the mossy green forest
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Port Angeles, Clallam, Washington, United StatesTo respect the Host's privacy, the precise address of this land will be provided after booking
Hosted by Logan M.
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