Seattle, Washington Top RV Parks and Campgrounds

Tahuya Adventure Resort is located deep within the Tahuya State Forest in Belfair, Washington. It includes several hundred miles of hiking trails, as well as beautiful ponds and streams. The Theler Wetlands Belfair nature preserve features plenty of wildlife to watch, and the Elandan Gardens includes a world-class collection of bonsai trees and other landscape art. The Mosquito Fleet Winery is home to handcrafted drinks and also provides a history of the winery.

If you love campgrounds with plenty of options for activities, you are sure to love Mike’s Beach Resort near Lilliwaup, Washington. This campground on the Pacific Coast Highway 101 is near the Hood Canal, and they offer boats for rent. The canal is a great place to go scuba diving, crabbing, shrimping and fishing. Pick up your supper from Shellfish Beach during low tide. Then, go for a hike under the tall evergreen trees. 

In the quiet town of Orting, just outside of Bellevue, Washington, lies Buttes RV Park - Permanent Residents Only. This quaint RV park offers 14 full hookup campsites ready and waiting to accommodate the most beastly of big rigs. Each site is nestled in this gated mountain community overlooking the beautiful, wooded Orting Valley. The park provides a fire ring, picnic table, and grill for each resident to enjoy the great outdoors. 

Located just a 20-minute drive from downtown Seattle, Washington, this campground offers dozens of great amenities. They include bike rentals, a pavilion, tour shuttles, pools, a snack bar, and more. As most KOAs do, it caters to family-friendly vacationing and offers a variety of activities to partake in.

Vasa Park Resort is home to some of the best RV camping near Seattle. It features fully paved, big-rig friendly campsites with full hookups. Located on beautiful Lake Sammamish, the park offers visitors waterslides and a boat launch, and lifeguards are on duty for the safety of campers.

Manchester State Park is located just 10.5 miles outside of Seattle on 128 acres of beautiful property. This park features 3,400 feet of saltwater shoreline on Puget Sound. The park also offers gorgeous ocean views and a rich military history that will be attractive to history buffs.

This pleasant little RV park boasts some great amenities for its size. Located just 14 miles from Seattle in Poulsbo, the park features large grassy lots capable of accommodating RVs of all sizes. Laundry facilities, a recreation hall, modern restrooms, and free Wi-Fi add to its appeal.

This is another great little campground near Seattle, Washington. Located by the Cascade Mountains with lots of nature and wildlife to observe, it is conveniently close to Lake Sammamish State Park and the lovely downtown Issaquah area. The park features free cable TV, free internet Wi-Fi hotspots, clean and modern restrooms and showers, 24-hour coin laundry, horseshoes, tetherball, and a playground.

Tall Chief RV Resort is situated in Fall City, which is only 10 minutes from gorgeous Snoqualmie Falls and just 25 minutes from Seattle. The park features a clubhouse, swimming pool, laundry facilities, and a library. Other notable features include a spa, miniature-golf course, and playground.

Just 15 miles north of Bellevue, Washington, Lake Pleasant RV Park is right off of I-405 in the suburb of Bothell. It’s down the street from the University of Washington Bothell campus as well as a supermarket, several restaurants, and a number of hiking trails. It takes about 30 minutes to get into downtown Seattle from this RV park, so you’re not far from the Space Needle at all. You’ll even find Washington wine country nearby as well as the alternative college town of Everett.

Angle Lake RV Park is a beautiful, well-maintained RV park in SeaTac, Washington. The park is in a prime location close to many popular attractions in Seattle, such as the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and the beautiful Seattle Waterfront with dozens of attractions to keep the whole family entertained! Even better, across the street from the park is the Light Link Rail, which can have you in downtown Seattle in 30!

Located in West Seattle, this 68 acre park offers visitors an opportunity to enjoy nature, hike in the forest, camp overnight in rustic cabins, rock climb, and learn about natural history. Rental facilities include a lodge with one meeting room, kitchen space, 10 cabins, two covered picnic areas, group fire ring, and climbing rock.

The Bainbridge Island Recreation Center is a valuable feature of the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District, and it’s not hard to see why. The facility includes more than 53,000 square feet and is home to many recreation opportunities. Our facility has multi-use fitness rooms, fitness areas for cardio and weight lifting, a Pilates studio, and a gymnasium equipped for basketball, volleyball and pickleball. BIRC also offers personal training, pilates reformer training, small group training programs, and a wide variety of complimentary group exercise classes for members.

The ranch provides a rustic western themed camping experience with a variety of fire-pit teepees, standard teepees, and plenty of tent camping available.

Firwood Village RV Park is a long-term campground near Olympia, WA. It is in a good location for exploring nearby attractions. Those who stay here are minutes away from downtown Tacoma, Puget Sound, Joint Base Lewis-McChord, malls, banks, and grocery stores.

Saltwater State Park delivers a sandy beach getaway only two miles from Interstate 5. This 137-acre park features forested campsites along a bubbling creek, tide pools and a driftwood-strewn shore to explore. Check out the artificial underwater reef perfect for scuba diving.

Located in Poulsbo, Washington, Eagle Tree RV Park is just minutes from the lively, popular Bainbridge Island and an hour and a half from downtown Seattle. You can even get to the Space Needle using public transportation by riding the bus to the Bainbridge Ferry Terminal (be sure to stop and check out all that Bainbridge Island has to offer on the way) and then taking the ferry into the city center. You’ll find golf courses, wineries, and great eateries all within minutes of Eagle Tree RV Park.

Hidden in plain sight, this park offers miles of forested hiking and biking trails, but its main draw is the beach. Whether you're out for an afternoon or a camping trip, you'll be delighted by this oasis tucked between two urban hubs.

You’ll find Elk’s Lodge nestled in the town of Bremerton on one of greater Seattle’s picturesque islands. It’s right next to the popular Bainbridge Island and just about an hour and a half from downtown Seattle. You’ll find the towns of Kitsap and Bremerton nearby, with plenty of beaches and golf courses, as well as several notable museums. For a scenic trip, you can even take the ferry into the center of Seattle.

A little over an hour south of Seattle on Gig Harbor, Gig Harbor RV Resort is convenient to both the city and the greater Puget Sound. It’s only 30 minutes from Wild Waves Amusement Park, for folks visiting with kids over the summer, and you can even get to Seattle using public transportation in just over 2 hours. Nearby Vashon Island also offers plenty to do and see, and Gig Harbor itself is a lovely, active area.

Up north near Washington’s most prized vacation islands, Kitsap State Park sits an hour and 45 minutes from Seattle and the Space Needle. This makes it a great place to do day trips to both Seattle and places like Whidbey Island and even Orca Island and San Juan Island. For mountain lovers, this state park is also right outside of Olympic National Park.

South Sound RV Park is a very clean campground that is well-maintained by the owners. This campground is also gated to make sure that campers are safe. Dogs are allowed, but certain restrictions apply.

Located in Issaquah, Washington, on the edge of Tiger Mountain State Forest, Blue Sky RV Park is about 25 minutes east of downtown Seattle. The park is conveniently located right off I-90 but still surrounded by scenic natural beauty. You’ll find endless creeks and hiking trails in the forest next door, and on the other side of the park, you’ll find gas stations, restaurants, and even the Preston Park & Ride, where you can park your RV and ride public transportation straight to the Space Needle.