About Sol Duc Hot Springs.
Developed mineral pools sit within Olympic National Park’s forested Sol Duc Valley. A freshwater swimming pool adds a cooler option to the resort’s soaking pools.
Bathing formats listed here
Operator’s posted fall schedule runs September 10–November 1, closing at noon on November 1. Confirm the intended session before travelling.
Reviewed 22 October 2026. Check the linked operator for changes.Admission and reservations.
Published admission rates
Primary fee information checked on 16 October 2026
USD, checked 16 October 2026: 1.5-hour sessions $19 for ages 12+; $15 ages 4–11, seniors 62+, disabled or military visitors; under 4 free with limited pool access. Towel rental $5.
Official admission source ↗ · Checked
Published prices and booking conditions can change. This is not a live quote.- Rates are per 1.5-hour session; pool access is included for cabin guests. Children under four have limited pool access.
What makes this visit different?
- Under-4s may use the small mineral wading pool and freshwater pool; medium and large mineral pools are for ages 4+.
- Cabin guests have pool use included; availability remains subject to sessions and operating season.
Who is this visit suited to?
- Medium and large mineral pools are for ages 4+.
- Small mineral wading pool and freshwater pool admit all ages.
- The freshwater pool is separate from the geothermal soaking pools.
Location and arrival.
12076 Sol Duc-Hot Springs Road, Port Angeles, Washington 98363. From Highway 101 follow the resort approach about 12 miles into Olympic National Park. Check seasonal road and resort access before departure.
Identity-matched public-map venue overview; entrance/pool access not independently surveyed. Use the operator’s arrival instructions for the final approach.
Photon/OpenStreetMap feature W737750145: Sol Duc Hot Springs Resort; Sol Duc Hot Springs Road, Washington. Matched against the official venue identity and locality. Query/evidence: https://photon.komoot.io/api/?q=Sol+Duc+Hot+Springs+Washington+United+States&limit=4
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Compare mapped places within 50 miles /80km →Distance is measured in a straight line from this venue overview point, not a driving route.
Accessibility details.
The operator identifies the large mineral fountain pool and freshwater pool as wheelchair accessible. The reviewed page does not specify the current entry-device type or changing-room configuration; confirm these with the resort rather than assuming all mineral pools provide the same access.
Bathing rules to know.
- Ages four and older may use the medium and large mineral pools. The small mineral wading pool and freshwater pool admit all ages.
Questions before you go.
Is admission an all-day pool pass?
No. Published day-visitor rates are for 1.5-hour sessions, with limited availability.
Source: olympicnationalparks.com ↗
Can toddlers use every hot pool?
No. The medium and large mineral pools require age 4+; the small wading pool and freshwater pool allow all ages.
Source: olympicnationalparks.com ↗
Official sources for this guide.
We use operator, park authority and official tourism information. A source review is a dated information check; it does not mean we personally visited or that opening status is live.
- Sol Duc: Mineral Hot Springs Pools ↗Reviewed
- NPS: Olympic Hot Springs ↗Reviewed
- Sol Duc Hot Springs — official admission and visit conditions ↗Reviewed
- Sol Duc operator: getting here ↗Reviewed
- Location and map precision evidence ↗Reviewed
