Log Cabin Resort has a few different lodging options available, including standalone log cabins and a campground. We stayed in one of the cabins, which sits up on a hill and has a great view of Lake Crescent. The lobby and restaurant, as well as the lake shore, are just a short walk away. The service in general was good, and we were happy with the cabin. There is a general store with some amenities, and the restaurant offers breakfast through dinner. When we were there, they were running out of some of the dinner items rather early. I don't know if that was a daily issue or their deliveries are less frequent and we happened to catch them near the end prior to their next delivery. It didn't bother us as we are flexible, but I imagine that would impact others. It is probably best to consider this like staying at a campground or a remote cabin. It is best to bring all of your own things, including food. But if you require something, there is enough to cover you. The boat rental was also nice. We took some kayaks out onto the lake and enjoyed the time out there. Overall we were happy with our stay. Sure the amenities are limited compared to a typical "resort," but that is not the purpose of this lodging option.

stayed overnight in one of the "new" cabins. I'm giving it a poor review cause while the view and location was spectacular the cabin was really dirty and gross. Piles of hair, cobwebs and dead bugs in every corner. Crumbs and garbage on the mattress of the pull-out. Just all around no care given to this place (restaurant also weird) and a pretty hefty price-tag $336USD per night.

Stayed 4 nights in cabin on the water cabin was vintage cabin amenities functioned no issues log cabin resort and the lodge across the lake are managed by Aramark. Aramark don’t care! long as they make money no money back into facilities unless they have to. So if you have a bad stay in a national park talk to the superintendent for the park most cases the staff is suffering as well

We had a family reunion and rented two cabins (one with kitchen), a chalet room and a lodge room. I recommend the cabin with kitchen and the lodge room - I feel the chalet rooms have more of a neglected feel and deferred maintenance (holes in the screens, looks like mildew underneath the bathroom sink, front door didn't shut well). But, the cabins are new and are nice and roomy with a lot of room in front for games or spreading out. The lodge room is right on the lake and has privacy walls on both sides, which is very nice. The chalet is ok - they're on the lake but no privacy between neighbors. All the rooms except the cabin without a kitchen have a counter, sink, mini refrigerator and microwave - be aware nothing is supplied (no utensils, etc.) All the rooms have keurig coffee makers. Linens are supplied and so are bath towels. The lake is beautiful and entering the lake is easy for the kids. There is not a lot of shade - we brought a shade canopy which was really nice. There is one dock which has rental paddle boards and kayak and another dock but it is closed! They say there are safety issues with it -- how ridiculous to have it closed during the peak of summer! I don't know who is responsible for maintenance -- Olympic National Park or the vendor, Aramark - whoever it is needs to prioritize and fix things. The restaurant food was very good. All the people working there were lovely and helpful. Log Cabin is not as crowded as Lake Crescent lodge which was very nice. Parking was easy and it was easy to get our 19' boat in the water. The camper cabins and RV areas looked nice. Our entire family had a blast and we are already planning the next family trip!

I’m so pissed writing this review lying here in the dusty log cabin in the middle of the night. The blinds were stuck and we couldn’t close it. We realized it after business hours, so ended up just sleeping. The twilight is beautiful but the bright moon light hit straight into my eye around 1am and woke me up. Now I’m struggling to go back to sleep ‘cos the heater is barely working and it’s cold af. The cabin is extremely dusty, bathroom has a weird black powder like thing everywhere. It’s just disgusting. This is not a $250 stay.