π Washington
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Lake Crescent Lodge
Historic 1916 lodge directly on crystal-clear Lake Crescent inside the park. Stunning views, excellent restaurant, magical atmosphere
Read reviews on TripAdvisor βSol Duc Hot Springs Resort
Stay in cabins steps from natural hot spring pools deep in old-growth forest. Unique and rejuvenating park experience
Read reviews on TripAdvisor βPort Angeles Inn
Best value in Port Angeles β water views, friendly staff, central location near ferry and park access
Read reviews on TripAdvisor βKalaloch Lodge
Dramatic oceanfront lodge on the wild Pacific coast β wake up to crashing waves and sea stacks right outside your door
Read reviews on TripAdvisor βπΊοΈ Map of Olympic
Area map β recommended towns to stay near Olympic National Park
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π Drive Times to Park Entrances
| Stay Area | Nearest Entrance | Distance | Drive Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Port Angeles, WA | Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center | 5 mi | 10 min |
| Forks, WA | Hoh Rain Forest | 30 mi | 45 min |
| Port Townsend, WA | Hurricane Ridge | 50 mi | 1h |
| Seattle, WA | Hurricane Ridge | 90 mi | 2h (ferry included) |
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π Tours & Activities Near Olympic
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ποΈ Camping Near Olympic
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About Olympic National Park
Olympic is three parks in one β temperate rainforest with moss-draped trees, rugged Pacific coastline, and glaciated mountain peaks. One of the most ecologically diverse national parks, it receives up to 140 inches of rain annually in the Hoh Rain Forest.
Top Highlights
- βHoh Rain Forest β ancient temperate rainforest, moss-covered Hall of Mosses
- βHurricane Ridge β stunning subalpine meadows and mountain views
- βRuby Beach β dramatic sea stacks and driftwood-strewn shore
- βSol Duc Hot Springs β natural hot springs resort inside the park
- βLake Crescent β stunningly clear glacial lake
- βRialto Beach β tide pools and wild Pacific coastline
Best Time to Visit
June through September for the best weather. The rainforest is beautiful year-round. Hurricane Ridge road closes in winter.
π‘ Insider Tip
Port Angeles is the main gateway and has the most hotels. The park has no single entrance β plan your route based on which features you want to see (rainforest = Hoh, coast = Kalaloch, mountains = Hurricane Ridge).
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