Log Cabin Resort

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About Log Cabin Resort

On the north end of the stunning Olympic National Park lies Log Cabin Resort, a rustic retreat for seekers of incredible views, fun beach days, and the immersion in the natural world. These cabins hark back to the days of summer camp, with lakeside cabins nestled in old growth cedars and firs. Each accommodation has great views, allowing you to peacefully wake up with the sun as it rises over the calm waters of Lake Crescent. A variety of accommodations are available, including Lakeside Chalets, Comfortable Lodge Rooms, Camper Cabins, Rustic Cabins, Camping Log Cabins, as well as Full hook-up RV sites, and tent camping sites.

The resort is also home to a great restaurant, should you get hungry, a general store (beer, wine, sandwiches, ice cream, candy, seasonal clothing items)., and boat rentals (paddle boats, stand up paddleboards, canoes, kayak) for exploring the clear, glassy waters of Lake Crescent.

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