Hike-in Required
No
Water Temperature
Sensitive Habitat
No
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Looking at Sol Duc Hot Springs today, it is hard to imagine the area was once a natural area that local tribes used for soaking and therapeutic sessions. Indeed, the springs have a long history of development over the last century, a history that was only briefly interrupted by some thermal spring issues in the 1970s. The springs are currently an extension of the Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort, and as such they feel very much like a typical outdoor pool or spa area; you'll get the luxuries of bathrooms, changing rooms, lockers, cafe, and the general services of the lodge.

The use of pools is complimentary for lodge guests, and visitors that come for the day can pay per visit or purchase passes. There are four pools available, each with different average temperatures. The warm pools range from approximately 99 degrees to approximately 104 degrees, while a freshwater pool fluctuates between 50 degrees and 85 degrees. All pools are drained nightly and refill naturally.

Note that Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort is closed in the winter, generally from the end of October through the end of March. Call 360.327.3583 for details and pricing.

Logistics + Planning

Congestion

High

Parking Pass

National Park Pass

Pros

Well maintained grounds and pools.

Cons

Not a natural setting.

Features

ADA accessible
Constructed

Number of pools

4

Location

Comments

08/09/2016
The hot springs felt great. With three hot tubs and a freshwater pool to cool off in, made this a great hot springs.
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