Camping in Washington state feels otherworldly. When you’re surrounded by the majesty of mountains, admiring the heights of towering trees, or skirting ancient volcanic lakes, you can truly let go of all your minute worries. Here are 10 RV campgrounds in Washington that should be at the top of your list when you’re headed to the Pacific Northwest.

10 Best Campgrounds in Washington State for RV Travelers

Washington state is home to many RV parks and campgrounds travelers won’t want to miss. Read on to hear about our top picks for Washington RV parks. From boondocking spots in Washington to standard RV camping, we cover it all!

1. Tinkham Campground

Next to the South Fork of the Snoqualmie River is Tinkham Campground, a primitive campground with vault toilets and no hookups. It’s an easy drive from Seattle, Washington, and over two-thirds of the sites have river views. You can drive to Mount Rainier National Park in under an hour or stay close to the campground and find clear quartz crystals on the beach.

Amenities: Since this is a primitive campground, there aren’t many amenities to speak up. However, some sites have picnic tables and campfire rings with grills. There are vault toilets and drinking water available.

“At the sound of the river rushing behind us the entire time. Woke up to a beautiful sunrise.” -Brandy D.

Fast Facts:

• Price: $16-24
• Number of sites: 47
• RV sites: Yes, max length 46 feet
• Hookups: No
• Fires allowed: Yes
• Pets allowed: Yes

 

2. Lake Wenatchee

This is a gorgeous campground right next to the glacier-fed Wenatchee Lake and River. The river bisects the camping area at Lake Wenatchee, and those with larger RVs should only use the south campground as the northern side is more primitive. 

Amenities: Showers, flush toilets, a market, and sanitary dumps are all on site. The park has 16 showers, 42 water and electric sites, and seven restrooms. The five-mile-long lake is open for swimmers, kayakers, windsurfers, and stand-up paddlers.

“The lake is beautiful, though it gets windy in the late afternoon, so you'll want to spend your time there earlier in the day.”  -Michael L.

Fast Facts:

• Price: $21-40
• Number of sites: 197
• RV sites: Yes, max length 40 feet
• Hookups: Yes
• Fires allowed: Yes
• Pets allowed: Yes

 

3. Timberlake Campground & RV

Located 50 miles east of the Vancouver area in the Columbia River Gorge, Timberlake Campground & RV offers sites on an upper and lower loop. With its wooded environment, this feels like a remote corner of the world, but you still have electrical, sewer, and water hookups.

Amenities: This campground in Washington offers visitors fire pits and grill grates, a dump station on site, picnic tables, a market, and clean restrooms and showers.

“Beautiful campsites, very clean and quiet at night. Very close to activities in the area.”  -Heidi D.

Fast Facts: 

• Price: $21-40
• Number of sites: 43
• RV sites: Yes, max length 70 feet
• Hookups: Yes
• Fires allowed: Yes
• Pets allowed: Yes

 

4. Larrabee State Park Campground

On the banks of the Samish Bay near Bellingham, Washington, Larrabee has picture-postcard views of the bay and the San Juan Islands. The park has several distinct parts, and the activities are varied; you can hike, clam, bike, or enjoy water sports in either the salt water of the bay or the freshwater of several nearby lakes. 

Amenities: This Washington RV park has restrooms, showers, miles of biking, hiking, and multi-use trails, an amphitheater, fire rings, and more. Enjoy beach access for boating, diving, fishing, crabbing, and clamming. 

“Excellent spot. The biggest downside is the train that runs by.”  -John F.

Fast Facts: 

• Price: $21-40
• Number of sites: 50
• RV sites: Yes, max length 50 feet
• Hookups: Yes
• Fires allowed: Yes
• Pets allowed: Yes

 

5. Battle Ground Lake

This campground is nestled in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains on the banks of the Battle Ground Lake, which is volcanic in origin. With a mix of full hookups on paved sites to dirt spots with no hookups, Battle Ground Lake Campground has showers, restrooms, and spectacular views of the lake. 

Amenities: Amenities at this campground in Washington include restrooms, showers, picnic tables, fire pits, some sites with partial hookups, and more. There are several miles of trails for hiking, biking, or horseback riding for visitors to tread. You can also go swimming, fishing, or paddling in the beautiful lake.

“Pristine campsites and a beautiful cool lake that’s not far from the city.”  -Matt W.

Fast Facts: 

• Price: $21-40
• Number of sites: 50
• RV sites: Yes, max length 35 feet
• Hookups: Yes
• Fires allowed: Yes
• Pets allowed: Yes

 

6. Dash Point

Open year-round, Dash Point has an excellent variety of campsite options. You can even rent a more extensive group site accommodating 96 people, with all the campsites (RVs included) circling a central fire pit. 

Amenities: The section with individual sites has access to restrooms and showers, fire rings, a dump station, a market, and more. Firewood is available and visitors have access to the main lawn area, miles of hiking trails, and Puget Sound beach. 

“Once in the campground, you would have no idea that you are surrounded by a sprawling metropolitan area.”  -Chris M.

Fast Facts:

• Price: $21-40
• Number of sites: 141
• RV sites: Yes, max length 40 feet
• Hookups: Yes
• Fires allowed: Yes
• Pets allowed: Yes

 

7. Cape Disappointment

This campground has everything you would want in an outdoor adventure; old-growth forests, freshwater lakes, and salt marshes are within walking distance of the campground. And it’s not just natural attractions. Many come to Cape Disappointment for the history and idyllic views of the lighthouse. Sites are paved, back-in, and spacious.

 Amenities: Cape Disappointment offers full hookup sites along with partial hookup sites. There are eight restrooms, 14 showers, and a dump station on site. There are 20 picnic tables that are first-come, first-served, and a camp store with essentials.

“Gorgeous beach. Sites are nicely spaced.”  -Bryan B.

Fast Facts: 

• Price: $21-40
• Number of sites: 215
• RV sites: Yes, max length 42 feet
• Hookups: Yes
• Fires allowed: Yes 
• Pets allowed: Yes

 

8. Deception Pass

This campground is located in Washington’s most-visited state park and has some of the most unforgettable vistas you’ve ever seen. There are three different locations for camping within Deception Pass, and Cranberry Lake is best suited for RVs, with limited availability for extra-long rigs.  

Amenities: There are two dump stations, 10 showers, and clean restrooms on site. This RV park in Washington has plenty of activities for families to enjoy such as mountain biking, hiking, kayaking, crabbing, fishing, boating, and more.

“With its many trails, lakeside with sectioned off swimming area and ocean side with some of the most beautiful sunsets you will ever see you are sure to love this campground.”  -Erin K.

Fast Facts:

• Price: $12-50
• Number of sites: 310
• RV sites: Yes, max length 60 feet
• Hookups: Yes
• Fires allowed: Yes
• Pets allowed: Yes

 

9. Kalaloch Campground

This may not be one of the biggest parks in the Washington state park system, but it is the only one you can reserve spots at, mainly because it is so popular. Located atop a wind-swept bluff overlooking the Pacific, this Washington RV park offers stellar views. 

Amenities: Kalaloch Campground doesn't have any RV hookups but has a dump station, bear-proof boxes, potable water, and summer educational programs. 

“Surrounded by the ocean forest, higher than sea level, all spots are a quick walk down to the sand.”  -Jr and Jade S.

Fast Facts: 

• Price: $5-20
• Number of sites: 170
• RV sites: Yes, max length 52 feet
• Hookups: No
• Fires allowed: Yes
• Pets allowed: Yes

 

10. Dosewallips

When you’re camping in Dosewallips, you’re constantly surrounded by forests, river deltas, and the ocean. This is the eastern gateway of the Olympic Peninsula and you are likely to see elk as you camp here.

Amenities: There are 48 sites with hookups, all sites have picnic tables, fire rings, and access to restrooms and showers. Ice and firewood are available for purchase and there is a kitchen shelter for cooking.

“Campground has elk that walk through it and is right on the river.”  -Dean

Fast Facts:

• Price: $15-40
• Number of sites: 140
• RV sites: Yes, max length 50 feet
• Hookups: No
• Fires allowed: Yes
• Pets allowed: Yes

The sights and sounds of Washington state are unlike any other location in the country. These 10 campgrounds in Washington are just the beginning of your adventures in this majestic state. For many more options, check out The Dyrt’s comprehensive list of the best camping in Washington. Rent an RV from Cruise America and head on your next adventure!