Lake Crescent district

Olympic National Park, United States

Home to Lake Crescent Lodge, open May through January, featuring solarium dining on the south shore.

Places in Lake Crescent district

Lake Crescent Lodge dining room Solarium dining with peaceful ambience and surrounding beauty on the south shore of Lake Crescent.
Lake Crescent Lodge bar Part of the historic lodge built in the early 1900s.

Best time to visit: June to September offers the driest weather for exploring the park's rainforests, mountains, and coastal beaches.
Getting around: Olympic National Park's gateway towns of Port Angeles, Sequim, Forks, La Push, and Quinault each serve different park regions, with splitting time between towns recommended for stays of four nights or longer.
Currency: US Dollar ($)
Language: English. Spanish is widely spoken in many areas.
Timezone: PST (UTC-8, UTC-7 in summer)
Current trends: Olympic National Park's lodging scene continues to draw on intimate, historic character, with Colette's Bed & Breakfast sitting on the bluff above the Strait of Juan de Fuca about 10 minutes outside of Port Angeles, offering only 5 rooms with meticulously landscaped gardens, reflecting the peninsula's blend of grand historic lodges and intimate boutique stays.

Lake Quinault district — Home to Lake Quinault Lodge's Roosevelt Dining Room, offering panoramic lake views.
Port Angeles — Offers fresh seafood and craft beers in charming restaurants with coastal atmosphere, close to the park entrance.