Yakima, Washington

Understanding the different types of RVs will help you pick motorhome rentals in Yakima. Class A RVs are the best in terms of space and luxury but can be expensive to rent and fuel. Class B RVs are not as full of amenities as Class A options, but they can still get the job done. The frugal and economical may find the smaller, more convenient Class C motorhomes more to their liking.

A pop-up camper rental in Yakima can be foldable, flexible, and versatile. Travel trailers can come in a variety of sizes and configurations that can match multiple needs. If you want to travel in style with an opulence that comes close to matching that of a motorhome, then you might want to rent a fifth-wheel camper. If you choose to do so, don’t forget to procure the special towing hitch that will enable you to safely transport it.

RV Campgrounds Near Yakima, Washington

Yakima Sportsman State Park is an RV campground that’s close to both downtown Yakima and the Yakima River. Guests can fish, bird-watch, hike, and play volleyball and horseshoes. 

Trailer Inns RV Park of Yakima is conveniently located near Interstate 82. Its campsites are spacious enough to handle big rigs and to provide a small lawn for each Yakima RV rental. This park is close to the road that leads to Mount Rainier, so it’s an excellent place to stay for those going to Mount Rainier National Park. 

US National & State Parks Near Yakima

Yakima is only an hour and a half away from Mount Rainier National Park. While much of the attention centers around the majestic Mount Rainier, guests can also appreciate glaciers, rivers, lakes, and meadows. Whether you want to hike three miles or 93 miles, there’s an ideal trail for you at Mount Rainier National Park.

If you want to visit more national parks, Olympic National Park and North Cascades National Park are both roughly four hours away from Yakima. If you desire to acquaint yourself with Washington’s coastline and its environs, then Olympic Park may interest you. If you want to visit a rugged, remote, yet beautiful national park that’s practically in Canada, then the jagged peaks of Cascades National Park are sure to satisfy.

You don’t have to take camper rentals in Yakima hours away to experience the wonders of Washington. Hanford Reach National Monument is less than an hour away as is Fort Simcoe Historical State Park. Other reasonably close state parks include Helen McCabe State Park, Olmstead Place Historical State Park, and Wannapum State Park Campground.  

RV Storage Facilities in Yakima, Washington

Some of the best RV storage facilities in the area are located near Seattle. Ferguson Terminal Boat Car RV Truck Storage and US Self Storage Network both provide safe and secure storage space for RVs. Eastside RV, as well as Boat Storage in Kirkland, are other RV storage options.  

Dumpstations Near Yakima

Yakima Sportsman State Park is one of the most conveniently located dumpstations in Yakima. Other areas that allow dumping are Aubrey's RV Center, Auto Spa, Elks Lodge, and Sun Tides RV Park. 

Popular Tourist Attractions for an RV Rental in Yakima, Washington

Wineries and breweries are ubiquitous in the Yakima area. Some of the top wineries in Yakima are Portteus Vineyards, Bonair Winery, Kana Winery, and AntoLin Cellars. Popular breweries in the area include Bale Breaker Brewing Company, Single Hill Brewing, Berchman’s Brewing Company, and Hop Nation Brewery.

If you’re intrigued by history, then you may want to visit the Yakima Valley Museum or the McAllister Museum of Aviation. The Central Washington Agricultural Museum is located in nearby Union Gap. Other historical attractions in Yakima include the Larsen Building and Ahtanum Pioneer Church.

Orchards are also common in this area; some of the most popular are Johnson’s Orchards, Washington Fruit Place at Barret’s Orchards, and West Valley U-Pick. If you’re more into flowers than fruit, then you might want to visit the Yakima Area Arboretum and Memorial Garden. 

Sports and Entertainment Near Yakima, Washington

Seattle is only a couple of hours away, giving sports aficionados numerous options for viewing athletic competitions. Those who want to watch professional football can take in a Seattle Seahawks game, and those who enjoy professional baseball can watch the Seattle Mariners. Soccer fans can watch Seattle Sounders FC of the MLS or Reign FC of the NWSL. Other professional franchises include the Seattle Storm of the WNBA and the Seattle Seawolves of the MLR.

Some of the local top-ranking restaurants are Waterfire Restaurant and Bar, Cowiche Canyon, and Zesta Cucina, so plan a stop with your RV rental in Yakima. 

Highways in or Near Yakima, WA

Interstate 82 and Highway 12 both go through Yakima.

Frequently Asked Questions About Renting an RV Near Yakima, WA

Do I need to be a certain age to rent an RV in Yakima, WA?

If you are considering a rental from RVshare, then you will need to be 25 years of age to be approved.

Do I need insurance when I rent an RV?

Just like any vehicle that you rent, with camper rentals in Yakima, WA, you are going to need to have insurance that will cover the vehicle in the event that there is an accident. If you do not have insurance that you can use for the rental, then take a look at our insurance page for more information about your options.

Do I need to return my rental RV with a full tank?

When you rent an RV, it’s a good practice to bring the RV back with a full tank. At the same time, not all owners require it, so be sure to communicate with the RV owner before you rent so that you understand his or her refueling requirements.

Does RVshare offer one-way RV rentals in Yakima, WA?

One-way RV rentals in Yakima, WA are available, but it is not always an option with every RV owner. It's important to ask the renter if a one-way rental is an option prior to renting your vehicle.