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Sakara
2 weeks ago
15 ft campervan
Amazing!!! So much thought & whimsy put into this sanctuary. All the wood carvings hidden among the forest are adorable! Definitely coming back soon!! Thanks for the last minute rez! You Rock!
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Kim
3 weeks ago
16 ft car
Nice and quiet in a magical forest. Amenities are well maintained and full of character. Great value.
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Daniel
3 weeks ago
Tent
Group trip
The site was well maintained and the fire pits and grill tops were really handy. Having access to a hot shower was great in the cold weather.
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Erica
3 weeks ago
Tent
I have stayed at this HipCamp in the past and liked it so much I decided to come back. The sites themselves offer the basics: table, chairs, fire pit, tent spot. But the best parts of this campground are the outdoor kitchens, outdoor game area, and all of the wooden gnomes to find. I would come back here for another stay!
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Noelle
October 2025
Tent
It was nice to camp here and the bathroom was a welcome clean up after hiking 🥾 and previous day camping without a shower.
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Colin
October 2025
20 ft travel trailer
Easy check in and check out. Great location with easy access to expansive beach.
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Derek
October 2025
20 ft travel trailer
Great sites. The hosts were so kind and accommodating. The bathrooms were clean and even had a pet wash. Full hook ups and the yurts really made us want to come stay in those sometime. Will be back in a few weeks.
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Sacha
October 2025
Tent
Really cool space. I stayed in camp 0. While folks with mobility issues may struggle a bit with being up hill, I didn't find it to be an issue at all and the cheaper price meant I could stay longer. That being said, all the sites looked great. The kitchen was so nice for breakfast and to cook up the mushrooms I foraged nearby. Eventually the shower curtain will need to be changed but that hot shower in a cold night was amazing. Super close to so many things. I'll definitely be coming back.
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Nancy
October 2025
20 ft pop-up camper
Quiet and very friendly place! Everyone was so helpful!
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Joe
September 2025
20 ft campervan
The host is friendly and knows the area. The place is very clean. They were mindful with how many campers were there and allowed space so we were secluded.
They're friendly to rooftop tent camping as well.
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Colleen
September 2025
10 ft campervan
With pets
Sol Duc retreat was one of the best camping experiences we’ve ever had. An amazing place to explore, so many great carvings, great people and everything you need to relax and enjoy nature and still be clean, make food and new friends. We will definitely be back!!
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Kacie
September 2025
Tent
With kids
Our site was secluded and the whole property is very cool. Its proximity to the Olympic discovery trail is also a bonus. I would note that the drive into the site was easy for us in a rav4, but could be challenging with anything bigger than that. Sites are small but manageable!
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Erica
September 2025
Tent
With kids
Perfect location to explore the Olympic Peninsula and NP. Although there’s a handful of sites, ours (site 3) was very private and quiet. It’s nice to be able camp somewhere with a kitchen, bathrooms, shower and potable water! Our 2-year old loved all of the wooden statues :)
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Lindsey
September 2025
20 ft campervan
The Glen was even better than expected! The booking was easy and the staff were SO friendly and helpful. Our site was clean, easy to find and easy to access. There were so many amenities I didn’t even know to expect! I already recommended it to friends traveling out here.
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Noelle
September 2025
16 ft car
I enjoyed our stay! Our camp spot was very private and the grounds were cozy and magical!!! I loved the wood art, shared kitchen space, the fun hanging lounging area, and the 2 mile walk to the lake. Would 100% stay here again!!!
My only thing is that the bathrooms could use a little cleaning/throwing away of luffas and bath products others left behind. It did not take away from the experience - just my two cents! Also i think our site was the only site without the twinkle lights which is 100% fine, we just wish we had them because they were so nice at the other sites! But please don’t take that as anything negative.
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Jenae
September 2025
16 ft car
With kids
Wow! This place is a magical forest escape! Our most expensive campsite on our month journey but WORTH IT! I’m so glad we chose to book this for two nights. The location is fabulous with access to a number of trails from the site itself and it is at the entrance to Sol Duc … so much to do we couldn’t even explore it all. The property is also has so many amenities we didn’t have anywhere else and a charm that is all its own. There are fun wood carvings, excellent communal spaces, tons of seating, relaxing areas and little trails and a stream that runs through it.
IT IS TIGHT - for larger vehicles check that you can access your space. We drove in with a Hyundai Santa Fe and made it but I can see anything much larger might be a challenge depending on the site. Directions are a little questionable but follow them - they are accurate. The pull off across from Sol Duc IS the entrance!
I camped with my two sons and they loved the exploring options, wandering around the small trails and reading on the giant rope-bed. I went to the communal kitchen for internet access (they have satellite at the center 😅 what a blessing in these forests of cell service depreciation lol) and I always found other travelers gathered there. We didn’t need any kitchen facilities but they had two spaces on site that appeared well stocked!
Flushing toilets … showers … and dish washing space
🏕️ While just a stop it could have been the destination! 🌲 🏔️🥾
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Kelly
September 2025
26 ft Class B
Wonderful place with great sites that have all services available. Great family game area, pool table in the beautiful lobby and a hot tub that has great views of the Hood Canal. Our dog and I found a well established low impact trail that went quite a distance out into the woods with benches and a picnic table.
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casey
August 2025
Tent
Group trip
Beautiful campsite, clean, and great amenities!
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Terry
August 2025
30 ft pop-up camper
With pets
Great staff - really helpful & friendly! Wonderful spot to see the Canal - either clubhouse or private dock w/ big deck & seating. Nice amenities - coffee in morning, games, comfy seating in clubhouse. Clean showers w/ towels available.
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Celeste
August 2025
Tent
With kids
What a magical place! Great for families. What we loved: the carved art, twinkle lights, covered ping pong table, access to trails, platforms and pads for tents. What we liked: flush toilets, showers, kitchens, games available like bocce and poker. What wasn’t our favorite: some guests left their messes in the kitchens and bathrooms that led us to cleaning up stuff that wasn’t ours just to be able to cook or shower and the road noise at our camp spot.
Overall, a pretty perfect camping experience for our large family and friend with whimsical touches throughout the camp, and close proximity to many family friendly activities.
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The best luxury RV camping in Washington Coast guide
Where to go
The Olympic Peninsula
From west of the Puget Sound all the way to the Pacific Ocean, the Olympic Peninsula is among the least developed expanses in the state. Its biggest draw is Olympic National Park, known for the rejuvenating Sol Duc Hot Springs, snow-clad Mount Olympus, and the old-growth groves of the Hoh Rainforest. While outdoor adventure is the area’s star attraction, the Olympic Peninsula also features a handful of cute coastal communities, including Port Angeles and Moclips.
Puget Sound
Between Seattle and the Olympic Peninsula, Puget Sound is an inlet and estuary that offers solid opportunities for urban adventure and quiet repose. The eastern part of the sound is predominantly urban and dominated by the Seattle metro area, while the communities to the west offer a slower pace of life, with farms, state parks, and wineries. Vashon Island, Bainbridge Island, and Whidbey Island are all popular weekend getaways, with easy access to nature and camping.
The San Juan Islands & Northwestern Coast
Sandwiched between the Strait of Georgia and the Strait of San Juan de Fuca off the coast of northwest Washington, the San Juan Islands are known for their coastal forest scenery and outdoor adventure. The islands attract plenty of vacationers for camping, sea kayaking, and whale-watching. If you're short on time and don't want to take a ferry, stay on the mainland at the sprawling Larrabee State Park or the more compact Birch Bay State Park.
Washington’s South Coast
The southern Washington coast is characterized by wooded state parks and compact fishing communities. Popular spots include Leadbetter Point State Park, Willapa National Wildlife Refuge, and the town of Long Beach—though for truly epic ocean views, head to Cape Disappointment State Park, where the Columbia River meets the Pacific Ocean.