RV rental Elma, WA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

When you book an RV in Elma, you might be overwhelmed by the sheer number of parks, recreation areas, forests, and other outdoor spots. There is really no wrong way to go in your Elma camper rental as each part of the state has its own unique characteristics, all just as beautiful as the next. Lake Sylvia State Park, for instance, is a smaller park the next town over from Elma. Sylvia Lake is the main feature of the tiny park and was once a lumber mill pond before being deeded to the state. Much of the park is dense rainforest, teeming with migratory birds and other woodland animals. You can fish or canoe on the open waters of Sylvia Lake and camp out along the water in your Elma motorhome rental. Westport Light State Park is out on the coast on the entrance to North Bay. There are stellar beaches and hiking trails, though camping is not an option here. You can comb the beaches for shells and driftwood, have a picnic by the sea, or take a tour of the Grays Harbor Lighthouse which happens to be the tallest lighthouse in Washington, and over 100 years old. To the south of Westport Light State Park is Grayland Beach State Park, another incredible place to see the splendid Washington coast and the picturesque scenery that comes with it. You can hike the beaches and enjoy fantastic sunsets over the Pacific Ocean, catch fish and go clamming, have a beach bonfire and cookout, and camp out in your Elma RV rental while you anticipate the next day on the enchanting beaches of Washington. When you rent an RV in Elma, there are two world-class national parks within a few hours’ drive, so there is no excuse to not see at least one of these natural treasures. Olympic National Park is a half hour's drive north of town so naturally, it is your best bet to see one of the most popular parks in the country. Numbers don’t lie and well over three million visitors enter this mountainous park each year to hike through its temperate rainforests, explore its rocky coastlines, and see its sublime mountain peaks up close. You can climb the snowcapped Olympic Mountain giants if you are adventurous, but most people simply opt to hike around the sprawling park. There are several campgrounds that can accommodate your Elma RV rental so staying multiple nights is a fantastic idea if you have the time.