There are many opportunities for the RV enthusiast in the many state and city parks in and around Gig Harbor. Kayaking, boating, fishing, and bird watching are are just a few of the most popular activities in this area. McCormick Forest, located in Gig Harbor, is 122 acres of natural beauty containing abundant wildlife along five miles of trails. Be sure to visit the Harbor History Museum to learn the history of the peninsula and Gig Harbor. You can also explore the water onboard a restored US Navy ship with Destiny Harbor Tours. A short 65 mile drive with your Gig Harbor camper rental and you will be in Olympic National Park, which contains five different life zone ecosystems, from the ocean to the mountains. It is a bird lover’s paradise, as over 300 different species of birds have been identified in the park. The area is also rich in different species of mammals, reptiles, and fish. Here you can book a day event tour where you visit multiple locations in Olympic National Park . Hurricane Ridge on top of the mountain offers the chance to see deer, mountain goats, marmots, and other wildlife. Next, you can visit Elwha River Valley where elk reside. Finally, visit the rainforest to see old growth trees and waterfalls. In one day, you get to experience mountains, river valleys and rainforests. What a Day! Mount Rainier is located about 83 miles from Gig Harbor and stands 14,410 feet above sea level. Take your RV rental from Gig Harbor to this national park and enjoy a wide range of activities, such as bicycling, camping, climbing, and hiking. Really take the time and immerse yourself in the beautiful flora and fauna. Kopachuck State Park is located in the curve of Carr Inlet between Gig Harbor and Tacoma and offers a sunny beach, as well as shaded hiking trails. Cutts Island, a small clay butte, one-half mile from shore, can be reached by boaters and paddlers for a relaxing break in the stand of trees. When you rent an RV in Gig Harbor, you’re sure to get the best experience.