Campgrounds / Olympic National Park

Log Cabin Resort RV & Campground

Olympic National Park, WA. Every number below is quoted from the official page named beside it, retrieved 2026-10-17. "Not stated" means the page does not say.

Max RV length
35 ft
Max trailer length
not stated
Max combined length
not stated
Electric at sites
amps not stated
Log Cabin Resort RV & Campground: verified length limits drawn to scale on a tape in feetmax RV 35 ft010203040ft
Official wording: "Sites for up to 35 feet"Source: National Park Service, Olympic: Camping
Draw my rig against 35 ft Official park page

The calculator link pre-fills the driveway at the facility maximum. A facility maximum is the longest unit the campground accepts somewhere, not the length of every site; the site page on Recreation.gov carries the site's own figure where one exists.

Spec sheet

Park
Olympic National Park, WA
Sites
38 National Park Service, Olympic: Camping
Elevation
not stated
Season
May to October 2026, as listed by the park. The park lists this campground as closed. National Park Service, Olympic: Camping
Hookups
The park's camping page lists full hookups at the RV sites, with electricity and sewer. National Park Service, Olympic: Camping
Dump station
not stated
Loops
not stated
Site types listed
not stated
Reservation window
not stated National Park Service, Olympic: Camping
Access notes
Operated as a concession inside the park. The park's page states full hookups with electricity and sewer but states no amperage, so the electric figure here is "not stated" rather than a number. National Park Service, Olympic: Camping

What the limit means for your rig

Log Cabin Resort RV & Campground publishes one figure, 35 ft, and the source wording is quoted under the diagram. Read it against the unit named in the wording, not against your combined length unless the wording says combined. Why a facility maximum and a site driveway are different numbers.

A 35-foot rig is the size at which figures like this start to bind: Log Cabin Resort RV & Campground's 35 ft RV figure puts a 35-foot motorhome exactly at it, not under it. How a 35-foot rig reads against every limit verified on this site, and which of the two columns applies to you.

Use the calculator with the driveway set to 35 ft to see your rig drawn to scale against this limit. A "fits" there means your rig is inside the facility maximum with the 5 ft safety margin, which is our editorial assumption and not a figure from any source — it is editable in the calculator, down to zero. A "fits" does not mean a particular site is available or that every site is that long.

Hookups at Log Cabin Resort RV & Campground

Official wording: "The park's camping page lists full hookups at the RV sites, with electricity and sewer." The source says electric service exists here but states no amperage, so no number is published for it. Amperage decides what you can run: the hookups guide sets out what 30 amp and 50 amp each supply, and the difference is larger than the two figures suggest.

Other verified campgrounds

Provenance

FieldSourceRetrieved
Length limitsNational Park Service, Olympic: Camping (page last updated 2026-10-10)2026-10-17
HookupsNational Park Service, Olympic: Camping2026-10-17
Season, reservationsNational Park Service, Olympic: Camping2026-10-17
Raw record/data/facilities.json (slug log-cabin-resort-olympic)2026-10-16

No campsite-level records (driveway length per site, per-site hookups, accessibility attributes) are published here yet: they come from the RIDB API, which needs a key this site does not have configured. See methodology.