We stayed in a small travel trailer in spot 9 and it was amazing! We were right on the lake and will definitely come back again. We talked to two different groups of locals and they said this was the place they go to every year as a family vacation spot. Very clean park and the hosts were great!

We spent 2 nights in the main lodging area on the beach. The room was large, but funky in the extreme— little hot water, no kitchen utensils, coffee machine with no coffee or filters, furnishings out of the early 60's or recent yard sales, loudly dripping faucets, plenty of painted plywood and dark paneling attest to its 1950 construction. Surprisingly, there was no maid service nor new towels.

Travel and area road construction had us running late, but the Log Cabin wouldn't answer their phone when we tried to call regarding onsite food options. We called ~6 times through the afternoon and it only rang, rang, rang... Desk staff said "Yeah, the woman who deals with the phone is traveling." Huh? Is that how to run a lodging (a.k.a. "service") business?

Upshot was we had 10-minutes to buy a few expensive snack items from their "General Store" and called it dinner.

Watch the additional fees- costs for extra people, for adjusting an online booking via the phone, taxes/surcharges and an expensive restaurant. Desk, restaurant and store hours are limited. There are a couple of $2/load washer/dryers available in the RV area.

The location is fantastic- Crescent Lake is beautiful and the Log Cabin is well positioned to explore the northern portion of the Olympic Peninsula. The desk and restaurant staff were friendly, but just making due with the poor, run-down and over priced facilities. Our room had a great view of the Lake.

We'll return to Olympic National Park, but not the Log Cabin Resort.

The location is absolutely perfect. The cabins are right on Lake Crescent. The cabins are clean and there are several different size options depending on how many travelers there are. You can rent kayaks, canoes, and paddleboats for cheap right at the resort, and if you can brave the chilly water, feel free to swim. The lake is gorgeous and stunningly clean. I highly recommend going river rafting, the place is 10 minutes away from the resort. The restaurant food isn't exceptional, but it is good and clean as well. There is even a store in the main lobby building which has every little item you could possibly need during your stay. If you're looking for a relaxing, beautiful vacation, I would definitely recommend staying at the Log Cabin Resort.

We stayed for 3 nights as a group of 4 friends. We chose a cabin without a kitchenette as we had traveled from England.
The view was beautiful. The cabin was basic but with heating, good shower and very comfortable beds.
The resort store sells most things you could need, we had stocked up in Walmart in Port Angeles which has a good camping section and you can cook on the firepit. The restaurant did yummy breakfasts, we recommend the pancakes and fritata.
You can rent boats of pedalos to go out on the lake. We also visited Forks, La Push and the Hoh rainforest.
Overall we would all go back again, its not luxury but is much more comfortable than camping. The only downside was the logs we bought from the store weren't dried out, try getting some from a roadside store on the 101.