Washington State is home to magnificent forests and gorgeous ocean views. Over 3,000 glaciers, the Evergreen State has the most of any other state in America. Stunning natural views await you around every corner of the territory. Try your hand at fishing or water sports at Alta Lake or at nearby Lake Chelan State Parks.
Want a little more seclusion?
Lake Wenatchee offers bright star lit night skies, clear alpine lake water perfect for kayaking, stand up paddlers, swimmers, and boaters. Camping is year round at this site, providing heated restrooms for your convenience. Lewis and Clark State Park provides close access to Mount St. Helens for hiking and adventure along an active volcano.
New teardrop camper manufactures in the state of Washington listed below…
RIFT Carbon Campers – Box 39255 Lakewood, WA 98496
Columbia River is known for windsurfing, river cruises, and kayaking. Don’t forget to stop at the Maryhill State Campground. Perfect for families and river entry. Park your teardrop camper, get settled in and enjoy!
Are you looking for a Washington State beach experience?
Say no more. The Olympic Peninsula offers Eagle Tree RV Park, which is only a ferry ride away from Seattle Pike Place Market. Sequim Bay State Campground, a park known for boat-friendly access, horseshoe pits, and sheltered picnic areas. The best tasting Dungeness crab seasons come out of this beautiful region.
Bring your teardrop trailer to Kalaloch Campground which is a hop, skip, and jump from Ruby Beach. You won’t be disappointed at the incredible rock formation and charming tide pools. How about touring the San Juan Islands? Mitchell Bay Landing provides the picturesque views for whale watching and fishing galore.
One of the most well known areas to camp is in Hoh Rainforest (expect long wait times to enter the forest, but it is well worth it).
Discover Passes are required for state run campgrounds. You can purchase day permits, overnight permits, or the cheapest option is a year round permit. With as much beauty to explore, a year round pass is the best alternative. Permits, however, are not required on National Holidays in Washington State for day use only.
There are 825 RV campgrounds in the state of Washington. Out of 145 being state run parks, there are 62 available for overnight use. Visit any of 15 National Parks in the area. Private RV camps include 15 KOAs, if you are a member.
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