Olympic National Park

The property is the only beachfront hotel in the park, opt for one of the ocean-view log cabins. — Travel + Leisure

This turn-of-the-century lodge is handsomely furnished with antiques and surrounded by giant fir trees. — Lonely Planet

Along the Sol Duc River and surrounded by 5,000-foot-tall mountains, the main draw of this remote 1910 resort is the pool area, with soothing mineral baths and a freshwater swimming pool. — Fodor's

This rustic resort has an idyllic setting at the northeast end of Lake Crescent. — Fodor's

Five miles south of Port Angeles, this is the closest campground to Hurricane Ridge, with 105 sites, flush toilets and potable water. — Lonely Planet

Adjacent to the Hoh Rain Forest Visitor Center, the campground features 88 sites, most alongside the Hoh River. — Lonely Planet

This 80-site facility, with its tall fir and cedar trees and mossy undergrowth, offers a quintessential Olympic rainforest experience. — Lonely Planet