Lochaerie Resort

Olympic National Park, 638 North Shore Road, Amanda Park, 98526, WA

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Overview

Located 4 miles off of Highway 101, this collection of six wooden cabins on the North Shore of Lake Quinault can serve as your family’s authentically all natural way to experience the rough and rugged Olympic National Park. Each private rustic cabin at the Lochaerie Resort is named after a peak in the Olympic Mountains and each of them have fireplaces, kitchens and glorious views of the lake, mountains and surrounding forest. Three of the cabins (Colonel Bob, Olympus and Storm Kind) are suitable for families as they have multiple beds (with a bunk bed for kids in Olympus) and can accommodate six, four and five guests, respectively. Built in the mid 1920’s, the cabins at Lochaerie come stocked with kitchen utensils, linens, and firewood so your family will be up and running for your outdoor adventure vacation right away.

Our Editor Loves

  • Lakefront access
  • Private cabins for up to six
  • Authentic rustic charm

Family Interests

  • Beach
  • Bicycling
  • Hiking
  • Museum/Cultural
  • Sailing
  • Water Sports

Family Amenities

  • Kitchenettes
  • Refrigerator

Reviews

Charming & spacious

by SoBeRetired

We rented a cabin at Lochaerie Resort for 3 days, and our only regret is that we couldn't stay longer. The cabin itself was very spacious and comfortable. The kitchen was more than adequate, while the porch, with it's Adirondack chairs, and the fireplace provided a rustic ambiance. The views over the lake enchanted and calmed, as did the flower and hummingbird filled grounds. The cabin felt like a private retreat from the world. The owners were on hand to provide information and assistance if needed. Wonderful hikes in the Chinault Rain Forest are close by, and the resort provides several watercraft for use on the lake.

A beautiful, relaxing introduction to Olympic National Park

by chriskN9422KQ

Lochaerie was the first stop of our week long trip to Olympic National Park. We wanted to start our vacation with a chance to relax by the lake while still being able to get out to see the rain forest. We spent three nights in Storm King, which we chose because it overlooks the lake and has a loft room that my daughter thought looked like a fun place to sleep. What a great introduction to the Olympic Peninsula!

During the days there were plenty of nearby excursions: the trails into the rain forest along South Shore Road, July Creek picnic area, hiking to Pony Bridge from Graves Creek Trailhead, or just kayaking in Lake Quinault. When we needed downtime we played games in the cabin or wandered down to the shore to enjoy the views. On two occasions we looked out the window to see river otters playing near the shore. Everyone in my family loved this spot; our three days really were a perfect mix of relaxation and adventure.