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

When you rent a motorhome in Carnation, you’ll need someplace to park while you explore the surrounding area. Tall Chief Camping Resort may fit the bill. The resort offers amenities such as WiFi, hot showers, restrooms, laundry facilities, and play area. Luxury features like a sauna and a hot tub may further tempt you into relaxing here after a long day. Blue Sky RV Park, just off Interstate 90, is a possible alternative. The park offers 30/50 amps hookups for your RV, laundry facilities, restroom, and showers, and is dog-friendly. For a more rustic park, consider the Tolt MacDonald Park and Campgrounds, which is near Carnation. Although electric and water hookups are available for your RV, space is limited, and it’s recommended that you reserve in advance. Should you need a quick overnight stay, consider Walmart, truck stops, and larger grocery stores. The closest Walmart is in Bellevue, just past Redmond and may be available for overnight camping. Be sure to ask the store manager for permission. Gas stations are located in a few locations in between the larger towns on State Route 203.

There are several centenarian homes still standing in Carnation and its outskirts; take a driving tour through the town and enjoy the Craftsman style homes, bungalows, or vernacular dwellings with a few Queen Anne style structures. Hit the courses at the nearby Blue Heron Golf Course. One of a handful in the Seattle area, this golf course offers a full 18 holes for you avid golfers, cart rentals, lessons, and friendly tournaments. Once a small family operated fruit stand, the Remlinger Farms has grown and now offers a Family Fun Park, market, restaurant, a u-pick program, and an on-site restaurant. There are several other u-pick farms nearby, with different fruits and vegetable options, depending on the season. Enjoy driving your RV rental through the Carnation countryside. This agricultural region is thriving with horse farms, wineries, and traditional working farms. The lush, tranquil rolling hills will make for wonderful landscape photography so don't forget your camera. Explore the Camlann Medieval Village, which strives to give its visitors an authentic look at life in 1376 England. Make a day of it and while there, dine at the Bors Hede inn, which prepares meals using genuine 14th-century recipes. Support the Zoological Society of Washington’s conservation efforts and experience a close encounter with the animals that reside at the Cougar Mountain Zoo in Issaquah. It has, among many other animals, cougars, reindeer's, tigers, and wolves on site. The zoo also has an art gallery and museum featuring endangered wildlife. Enjoy the occasional sun peeking through the clouds, take a hike on a trail, watch a sunset, and take in the landscape. Hop in your camper rental from Carnation and go exploring. There’s plenty of things to do and see in the Evergreen State!