Sol Duc Hot Springs

Hot spring · Clallam County County, WA · 47.969000, -123.864000

Closure or warning on file

NPS: Sol Duc pools are tested daily to comply with safety and health regulations.

Soaking temperature
99-104°F
Soakable
Yes
Road
Paved
Permit
Required

the soaking pools run 99 to 104°F at Sol Duc Hot Springs, a resort hot spring in Clallam County, Washington, managed by the National Park Service (Olympic National Park); Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort (Aramark concession).

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Closures and warnings

NPS: Sol Duc pools are tested daily to comply with safety and health regulations. As of September 28, 2026.

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Soaking

DevelopmentResort
Soaking temperature99-104°F
Pools4
SoakableYes
Three mineral pools plus one freshwater pool when the resort is open
ClothingSwimsuit required
Soaking allowedYes
Water typeSpring
Typical depth0.5-10 ft
EntryWalk in
CurrentNone
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Access

RoadPaved
ParkingResort and campground parking off Sol Duc Hot Springs Road inside Olympic National Park
FeePark entrance: private vehicle $30 / 7 days (motorcycle $25, per person $15). Pool sessions: adults 12+ $19; ages 4-11.
HoursPools seasonal (operator lists spring through Oct 31 sessions); resort open late March through mid-October per NPS place page
Reservation or permitRequired
Reservation windowPool sessions first-come in person at the lodge; cabin guests included
Seasonal closurePools only when the resort is open; closed winter
Wheelchair accessLarge mineral fountain pool and freshwater pool are wheelchair accessible per operator
Managed byNational Park Service (Olympic National Park); Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort (Aramark concession)
RestroomsYes
ShowersYes
Drinking waterYes
Picnic sitesYes
NoteConcession lodging, dining, gift shop; NPS lists restroom, showers, drinking water
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Rules

CampingAllowed
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Common questions

Common questions

Is Sol Duc Hot Springs open?

NPS: Sol Duc pools are tested daily to comply with safety and health regulations. As of September 28, 2026. Seasonal closure: Pools only when the resort is open; closed winter. Hours: Pools seasonal (operator lists spring through Oct 31 sessions); resort open late March through mid-October per NPS place page.

How hot is Sol Duc Hot Springs?

The soaking pools run 99 to 104°F. There are 4 pools.

Can you soak at Sol Duc Hot Springs?

Yes, swimming is allowed at Sol Duc Hot Springs. No current is reported here. NPS: Sol Duc pools are tested daily to comply with safety and health regulations. As of September 28, 2026.

How do you get to Sol Duc Hot Springs?

The road in is paved. Parking: Resort and campground parking off Sol Duc Hot Springs Road inside Olympic National Park.

Do you need a reservation for Sol Duc Hot Springs?

Yes. A reservation or permit is required: Pool sessions first-come in person at the lodge; cabin guests included.

Is Sol Duc Hot Springs free?

The fee is Park entrance: private vehicle $30 / 7 days (motorcycle $25, per person $15). Pool sessions: adults 12+ $19; ages 4-11.

Is Sol Duc Hot Springs clothing optional?

No. Swimsuits are required at Sol Duc Hot Springs.

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Nearby

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