Places to Stay Near Olympic National Park

1. Kalaloch Lodge at Olympic National Park

Nestled between towering evergreen forests and driftwood-lined beaches, this cozy, comfortable Forks, Washington, the Kalaloch Lodge at Olympic National Park provides a laid-back charm that travelers will appreciate. The lodge gives visitors the ideal location for exploring Olympic Peninsula’s mist-shrouded rainforests, pristine beaches, and snow-capped mountains. The lodge’s guests will enjoy convenient access to Olympic National Park’s attractions including Rialto Beach, Mount Walker, and the majestic Murhut Falls. The lodge offers several well-appointed accommodations, with some providing magnificent North Pacific Ocean views. The rooms are spacious and inviting, have rustic design features that include knotty pine, and offer eclectic yet comfortable furniture.

157151 US-101, Forks, WA, Phone: 866-662-9928

2. Colette’s Bed & Breakfast

Colette’s Bed & Breakfast is situated on 10 marvelous acres between the shimmering Strait of Juan de Fuca and the majestic Olympic Mountains. Visitors that choose Colette’s Bed & Breakfast as their lodging accommodation will be treated to Olympic Peninsula’s warm hospitality, stunning sites, outdoor adventures, and culinary delights. Twilight fans will appreciate exploring the home of the popular movie series with self-guided touring maps of Port Angeles, La Push, and Forks, Washington. The suites are spacious, tastefully decorated, and provide opulent amenities that include oceanfront views, plush bedding, whirlpool spas, and warm crackling fireplaces.

339 Finn Hall Road, Port Angeles, WA, Phone: 877-457-9777

3. GreenHouse Inn by the Bay

The wonderfully charming GreenHouse Inn by the Bay is situated along Marine Drive and the picturesque Dungeness Bay in Sequim. The Inn offers its guests convenient access to a variety of activities that include sailing tours on the Strait of Juan de Fuca, world-class fishing on the Elwha River, and beautiful hiking trails inside of Olympic National Park. Each well-appointed room offers its guests a view of either the marvelous Olympic Mountains or the shimmering waters of Dungeness Bay. Guests will enjoy luxurious amenities that range from spa-inspired bath products and deep soaking tubs to remote controlled fireplaces and balconies with breathtaking views.

630 Marine Drive, Sequim, WA, Phone: 360-504-2489

Watch this fun video about mushrooms in Olympic National Park.

Plan ahead for these Sequim events:
- Irrigation Festival in May
- Sequim Lavender Weekend in July

4. Juan de Fuca Cottages

A charming boutique hotel, the Juan de Fuca Cottages offer an idyllic setting on a low bluff along the shores of Dungeness Bay in Sequim, Washington. The waterfront cottages offer marvelous views of the Dungeness Spit, New Dungeness Lighthouse, Olympic Mountains, Strait of Juan de Fuca, and Victoria, British Columbia. The hotel’s guests will enjoy easy access to water activities that include ocean kayaking, sailing tours, and deep-sea fishing charters. The cottages are bright and airy, rustic in design, and furnished with eclectic vintage pieces. All of the cottages are equipped with private bathrooms, whirlpool tubs, complimentary Wi-Fi, and cable TV.

182 Marine Drive, Sequim, WA, Phone: 360-683-4433

5. Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort

Travelers looking for a one-of-a-kind Olympic National Park experience should strongly consider lodging at the Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort. The resort is located inside of Olympic National Park and is situated along the winding Sol Duc River in Port Angeles, Washington. The resort offers guests the perfect home base for exploring park attractions that include the picturesque Hoh Rain Forest, Madison Creek Falls, and Crescent Lake. Guests will appreciate the bright and airy feel of the rooms, the charming rustic décor, and beautiful wood furnishings. They’re equipped with private bathrooms, plush beds, and coffeemakers. Resort amenities include hot mineral-spring pools, an on-site restaurant, and massage therapists.

12076 Sol Duc Hot Springs Road, Port Angeles, WA, Phone: 360-327-3593

6. Lake Crescent Lodge

Nestled along the shores of Lake Crescent and surrounded by towering evergreens, travelers will find the historic Lake Crescent Lodge located in Olympic National Park, Washington. The lodge’s guests will have unrivaled access to a variety of popular park attractions that include the Quinault Rain Forest, Mount Olympus, and the Sol Duc Falls. The lodge’s close proximity to the lake offers guests convenient access to kayaking, fishing, and stand-up paddle boarding. From cozy cabins to inviting cottages and historic lodge rooms, guests will enjoy charming accommodations that feature rustic design, marvelous nature views, and basic amenities for a more comfortable stay.

416 Lake Crescent Road, Olympic National Park, WA, Phone: 360-928-3211

7. Lochaerie Resort

The historic wood cabins at the Lochaerie Resort seem to blend perfectly into the natural landscape that surrounds them. Located along the shores of Olympic National Park’s Lake Quinault, the resort offers its guests convenient access to fishing, paddle boarding, and boat tours. The resort’s guests can explore popular sites within the park that include the Hoh Rain Forest, Hurricane Ridge, and Mount Storm King. The cabins are all charmingly named after peaks within the Olympic Mountains including Colonel Bob, Christie, and Ellinor. The rustic cabins offer river rock fireplaces, picturesque lake and mountain views, and porches for enjoying marvelous sunrises and sunsets.

638 North Shore Road, Amanda Park, WA, Phone: 360-288-2215