Tacoma/Seattle area RV Park/Resort Recommendations

[D2Reid]

We just booked another stay at Lake Pleasant RV park in Bothell, north side of the Seattle area. Nice little park, mostly old folks running around though.

[Carla P]

Wait a minute, your college age boys are hanging out with their parents for spring break?
What planet are you from?
[emoji38]


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Hahaha! They don't mind us so much because we only see each other a few times a year!

btw, you ever take your rig to a Gorge concert?? I'm HUGE DMB fan. Sounds like you are too. You go to any shows this year?

[xtoolman]

I’m from that area & not much to choose from. Lk Sawyer RV, east of Kent, is old & a little run down, but ok for your purpose. I stay there when I’m visiting in the area.

[browniac]

We've stayed in the Gig Harbor RV park and enjoyed the stay. It's a little outside of Tacoma but a good place with nice amenities.
http://www.gigharborrvresort.com

[MarioG9999]

The KOA in Kent is not very nice. We stayed at Tall Chief RV Resort, which was much prettier, but the internet was almost non-existence.

Try to make it up to Anacortes, which is a port city entry to the San Juan Islands. We stayed at Pioneer Trail RV Park, which was fine.

[Cougstogo]

If Centralia works for you there is Millersylvania State Park near Olympia. It is located on a nice lake and it is not far off I-5. The Washington State Parks will take reservations. Last time we were there it had a small cozy restaurant and also a beer garden. Web site: parks.state.wa.us

[browniac]

Take a look at The Gig Harbor RV Resort. It's about 20 minutes from UW Tacoma and plus it's a nice area and park.

[Phil Saran]

OK I'm going to give away my secret! Join your local Elks Lodge. There are about 85% of the Elks Lodges through out the USA
that have RV hookups. From very basic dry camping to full tilt RV parks. Yearly dues to join a Elks Lodge range from $75 to $150
depending on how big/small your lodge is. Campsites run from $10 to $30 + or so a night.

[MajorMurica]

I was stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Tacoma for a few years and we use to go 15 minutes South on I-5 down to a place called American Heritage Campground. It will be tight with a big rig but I use to put our 37' TT in the spots pretty easy. Its tucked into the woods; nice and quiet. They only have 30 amp hookups if I remember correctly, but up there you won't need much else under all those trees.