Spring Lodging Deals Announced For Olympic National Park Properties

Published Date

February 17, 2010

Spring lodging specials are being offered at Olympic National Park. NPS photo.

With spring right around the corner in some parts of the country, lodging deals are starting to appear on the national park landscape. At Olympic National Park, for example, you can land in a room for as little as $79 a night.

You also have three settings to pick from, as ARAMARK Parks and Destinations have lodging packages available for Lake Quinault Lodge just outside the park's southern border, Kalaloch Lodge on the Pacific Coast, and Sol Duc Hot Springs in the northern end of the park.

Lake Quinault’s "Spring Fling*" deal offers room rates starting at $79 for overnight stays at the lodge Mondays through Thursdays. Available March 1 through May 15, 2010, guests can book by using the promo code: LQSPRING.

Kalaloch Lodge, situated on the Pacific Coast with access to miles of beaches and surf, is offering "Step into Spring*" rates starting at $89 for guests booking travel March 2 through April 30, 2010. Guests must book online and use the promo code: KLSPRING.

The "Spring at the Springs*" package at Sol Duc Hot Springs includes a one-night stay in a standard non-kitchen cabin, two box lunches for a day of hiking, and all-day pool admission. Starting at $149, with a savings of nearly 20 percent, the deal is valid March 26 through June 17, 2010 and is available for stays Sunday through Thursday. Please use promo code: SPRING.

Guests at Sol Duc Hot Spring Resorts can also take advantage of 25 percent in savings with the "Early Bird Special*" rate of $119 for a stay in a non-kitchen cabin when booking by March 1, 2010. The special rate includes pool admission and is valid March 26 through May 13, 2010 on stays Sunday through Thursday. Please use promo code: EARLY.

To book the above deals, please visit the Lake Quinault, Kalaloch or Sol Duc Web sites or call (866) 297-7367.

The fine print:

*Lake Quinault Spring Fling rates – rates valid on stays Sunday through Thursday in a main lodge non-view or boathouse non-view room. Valid on new reservations only. Not valid during holiday periods, inventory is limited and some blackout dates may apply. Rate based on double occupancy, does not include tax, fees, or gratuities. Additional people and pet fees apply.

*Kalaloch Step Into Spring rates: Rate based on Double Occupancy. Extra person and pet fees apply. Based on promotional availability.

*Sol Duc Spring at the Springs: For new reservations only, based upon availability, subject to change, not available during holiday periods, special rates do not include taxes, fees, or gratuities. Inventory is limited and some blackout dates may apply, additional people and pet fees apply. Black out dates. 4/10-12; 5/28-30

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