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Away's Top Ten Travel Destinations
Top Ten Unique National Park Lodges
Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort, Olympic National Park, Washington

By David and Kay Scott

Intro | Ozark NSR, Missouri | Lassen Volcanic NP, California | Cuyahoga Valley NP, Ohio | Voyageurs NP, Minnesota | Shenandoah NP, Virginia | Blue Ridge Parkway, Virginia | North Cascades NP, Washington | Olympic NP, Washington | Death Valley NP, California | Grand Teton NP, Wyoming

Sol Duc Falls, Olympic National Park, Washington
Take a hike out to Sol Duc Falls before soaking in the resort's hot springs. (Bruce Heinemann/Photographer's Choice/Getty)

3. Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort, Olympic National Park, Washington
This secluded resort in the rainforest of Olympic National Park is best known for its three hot-water mineral pools plus a large fresh-water swimming pool. The resort includes a main lodge building with a dining room and small gift shop, plus 32 modern cabins that are a short walk from the mineral pools. Pool access is included with the price of a cabin. The cabins, some with kitchens, will accommodate four adults. The cabins have covered porches with chairs and sit in a grassy area with picnic tables and outdoor bench swings. The resort is surrounded by heavily treed hills. Season: early April to late October; Rates: $147 for regular cabins, $179 for cabins with a kitchen.

Away.com's Olympic National Park Guide



Next Page: Stovepipe Wells Village, Death Valley National Park, California

Intro | Ozark NSR, Missouri | Lassen Volcanic NP, California | Cuyahoga Valley NP, Ohio | Voyageurs NP, Minnesota | Shenandoah NP, Virginia | Blue Ridge Parkway, Virginia | North Cascades NP, Washington | Olympic NP, Washington | Death Valley NP, California | Grand Teton NP, Wyoming



David and Kay Scott are the authors of Complete Guide to the National Park Lodges (Globe Pequot Press). They live in Valdosta, Georgia. For more info on their travels and America's national park lodges visit their website.