The 10 Best RV Campgrounds in Washington, USA

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Washington is home to some of the best hikes and camping spots in the USA. From Mount Rainier national park to Olympic national park camping, there is so much to explore. It is an absolute must-see for RVers and van lifers. After looking at over 45 major campgrounds and RV parks around the state, we hand-selected the top 10 RV parks that you should park at while exploring. Here are our picks for the best campgrounds in the great state of Washington.

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Riverview RV Park

Riverview RV Park provides the perfect home base from which to explore the natural attractions on the Olympic Peninsula, including La Push Beach, Olympic National Park, and Neah Bay. The RV Park itself offers tent camping sites and cabin rentals as well as RV camping sites. If you’re interested in salt or freshwater fishing while staying at Riverview, the Park also offers ice, bait, and fishing gear.

Address

33 Mora Rd, Forks, Washington 98331

Phone Number

(060) 640-4819

Reservations

forksriverviewrv.com

When Pigs Fly Farm

When Pigs Fly Farm is primarily an organic farm focused on produce and eggs, their farm stay is an opportunity to have a unique camping experience. You can either bring your own tent or stay in the farm’s vintage 1965 Avion. Guests can help out with farm chores if they would like to interact with the chickens, alpacas, and cows that live at the Farm.

Address

19997 State Highway 9, Mount Vernon, Washington 98274

Phone Number

(360) 420-0606

Reservations

whenpigsflyorganics.com

Eastcreek Campground

Surrounded by unspoiled nature, Eastcreek Campground is located on 20 acres of wooded land near Mt. Rainier. The campground includes large RV campsites as well as many private tent areas, with a fire pit at each site for visitors to enjoy. Besides Mt. Rainier National Park, other close-by attractions include Mineral Lake, Northwest Trek, and Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad.

Address

184 Naugle Rd, Mineral, WA 98355

Phone Number

(360) 492-3104

Reservations

eastcreekcampground.com

Riverbend Campground

Situated on the Nisqually River just between Olympia and Tacoma, Riverbend Campground offers both RV and tent camping sites for guests to enjoy. The Nisqually provides great salmon and rainbow trout fishing for visitors to the campground, and the campground offers two gravel bars along the river to allow for fishing. For anyone looking to host a larger event, the campground also has a large clubhouse and a large picnic area available for reservation.

Address

1040 Clubhouse Ln SE, Olympia, WA 98513

Phone Number

(360) 491-2534

Reservations

riverbendcampgroundwa.com

Riffe Lake Campground

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Featuring waterfalls, miles of hiking trails, swimming holes, and fishing spots, Riffe Lake has natural features for a wide variety of outdoor activities. The lake itself is a man-made reservoir on the Cowlitz River and provides a beautiful backdrop for the campsite. Reservation options include tent sites, RV sites, group sites, and cabin rentals.

Address

241 Osborne Rd, Mossyrock, WA 98564

Phone Number

(360) 983-8122

Reservations

riffelakecampgroundwa.com

Crescent Bar Recreation Area

The Crescent Bar Recreation Area in central Washington is located at the banks of the Columbia River, making it the ideal campsite to enjoy river-related activities. To that end, the campground is newly remodeled with RV sites that are large enough for a marine vessel as well as two vehicles each and a marina and two-boat ramp access areas. The park also includes a golf course with memberships available.

Address

23618 Road 8.6 Northwest, Quincy, WA 98848

Phone Number

(509) 754-5002

Reservations

crescentbarrecreation.com

Mounthaven RV Resort

For those hoping to explore Mt. Rainier, Mounthaven RV Resort is the perfect home base, located about half a mile from the southwest entrance to the national park. The campground offers RV sites, tent sites, and cabin rentals, all nestled among the cedar trees of the heavily forested area. Beyond the beautiful nature in the area, Mounthaven also provides activities such as games, books, and sports equipment to borrow.

Address

38210 SR 706 East, Ashford, Washington 98304

Phone Number

(360) 569-2594

Reservations

mounthaven.com

The Driftwood RV Resort and Campground

Originally built for clamming and fishing in the 1930s, the park has since been refurbished and offers RV and tent sites, some of which are in the original sites. Just north of the Ocean Shores and Ocean City beach communities, the campground is in the midst of all of the beaches, cliffs, streams, and rivers that coastal Washington has to offer. Visitors love the convenient location, natural beauty, and perks such as free firewood.

Address

3209 State Route 109 Copalis Beach, WA 98535

Phone Number

(360) 940-7048

Reservations

driftwoodrvresort.com

Lake Pleasant RV Park

Located outside Seattle just northeast of the city, Lake Pleasant is an idyllic country getaway for RV travelers in Washington. The campground is set in beautiful lakeside surroundings. Customer service is a priority here, and amenities are not in short supply! Visitors can enjoy hiking trails, full RV hookups, wi-fi and cable, catch and release fishing in the lake, and more.

Address

24025 Bothell Everett Hwy, Bothell, WA 98021

Phone Number

(425) 487-1785

Reservations

lakepleasantrv.com

Vasa Park RV Resort

Vasa Park is the perfect lakeside campground situated right by Lake Sammamish. The Resorts provides all the activities and amenities to enjoy summertime at the lake, including lake and beach access, water slides, a diving board, and a boat launch. Other perks include a concession stand, a large field for dogs to play on, fire pits, sports courts, and a playground.

Address

3560 West Lake Sammamish Parkway Southeast, Bellevue, WA 98008

Phone Number

(425) 746-3260

Reservations

vasaparkresort.org

Happy exploring! Do you think we missed any great Washington campgrounds? Shoot us a note!

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