Best RV Campgrounds In Washington
Washington isn’t called the Evergreen State for nothing. Lush temperate rainforests comprise great portions of the western half of the state from the Cascade Range to the Pacific coastline. Outdoor recreational opportunities are abundant here, from biking and hiking through the mountains to boating and fishing in the Puget Sound. You can also take a stroll along the rocky beaches which, while often rainy, are beautiful in their own right.
The sheer abundance of natural beauty here means that Washington is an ideal place for RV campers to explore. Whether you’re a Washingtonian looking to see more of our fair state or a visitor from another region longing to experience the cool weather and forested beauty, you’ll find something to enjoy while staying at one of these Washington campsites. This list has been compiled for you by the fine folks at Sumner RV, stop by our dealership for travel tips anytime!
Eagle Tree RV Park (Poulsbo, WA)
A hidden gem of the Olympic Peninsula that juts out into the scenic Puget Sound, this park offers you a respite from the big city. You’ll find 88 RV sites here with full hook-ups and pull-through options to accommodate bigger rigs. On the grounds, there is a clubhouse that contains a kitchen and a book exchange. You also gain access to free WiFi and cable TV at this park.
All the sights and sounds of Seattle are only a short ferry ride away, allowing you to venture into the city as you desire to explore on foot or via public transit options. The main draw of Eagle Tree is its proximity to Olympic National Park, one of the largest which is filled with majestic mountain vistas and miles of evergreen forest. The Olympic Wilderness, which comprises 95% of the park itself, is the perfect backdrop for hiking, biking, fishing and simply sitting back to enjoy the peaceful serenity of a Pacific Northwestern temperate rainforest.
Issaquah Village RV Park (Issaquah, WA)
Just under twenty miles from Seattle proper is the city of Issaquah, which is nestled in the Cascade Range. This campground offers 56 full hook-up sites with space for slide-outs and pull-throughs so you won’t feel cramped when staying here. Cable TV, WiFi hotspots, 24/7 coin-operated laundry, restrooms and showers are available on-site for visitors’ comfort. The kids can enjoy a playground with horseshoes and tetherball.
Lake Sammamish is conveniently nearby the park, featuring a 7000’ high waterfall and salmon-stocked streams for fishing. Snoqualmie Falls is easy to get to as well and is a popular tourist destination for fans of the TV show Twin Peaks, which featured the falls in its opening sequence. For fans of the big city, Seattle, Tacoma and Olympia are all easy to access from Issaquah.
The Driftwood RV Resort & Campground (Copalis Beach, WA)
Longing for a breath of fresh ocean air? Visit the Pacific coast and stay at The Driftwood RV Resort in Copalis Beach. This campground has been in operation since the 1930s, and its current owners have been constantly improving upon and upgrading the camping grounds since purchasing it in 2013. You’ll find plenty of pull-through sites and hook-ups as well as WiFi and cable TV.
Adjacent to the campground, you’ll find the Copalis River, which empties into the Pacific Ocean via Griffiths-Priday State Park. You and your family will love beachcombing, hiking and building sandcastles on the beach here.
We hope our list has sparked some curiosity in you and that you take a trip to one of these great camping destinations! Visit our Sumner dealership today to see our selection of new and used RVs, campers and trailers for sale. Sumner RV welcomes our customers coming from Poulsbo, Washington. Let us help you get out camping today!