Olympic National Park is one of the largest national parks in the country, at just under a million acres, and it’s home to an enormous range of biozones, all situated a mere two-hour drive from Seattle on the enormous northwestern Olympic Peninsula. From the moss-cloaked Hoh Rainforest to the rocky, critter-filled tide pools of Rialto Beach and the far-flung glacier-capped peaks that can be viewed from Hurricane Hill, choosing just one spot to catch some z’s at the end of your day of adventure can feel overwhelming.
Tack on the fact that Olympic has roughly a dozen entrance stations (as opposed to most parks, which have 3 to 4), and picking a prime locale to serve as your base can feel even harder. Whether you’re looking to explore the driftwood-strewn Pacific coast, go traipsing through old growth forest on the Hall of Mosses Trail, or bed down beside a peaceful lake, our list of the best Olympic National Park lodging has a little something for everyone. Below, our favorite Airbnbs, Vrbos, glamping sites, and hotels for your next dreamy Pacific Northwest escape.
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