It is widely known that the Pacific Northwest is a tantalizing outdoor mecca that attracts millions of visitors a year. The rainforests of western Washington, the Puget Sound, the many stratovolcanoes, and the winding coastline all contribute to the diverse and beautiful collection of natural beauty that is prevalent in the area. Auburn is a suburb of Seattle, and thus has all the hallmarks of both a big town and a small city. Fortunately, the city government has made the creation and upkeep of exquisite city parks a priority, as evident from the 34 developed parks, 387 acres of recreation area, and over 26 miles of walking and biking trails. Once you exit the city in your Auburn camper rental, the real magic begins. Just to the south on the outskirts of town, Lake Tapps County Park awaits you with its inviting sandy beaches on the shores of Lake Tapps. This is ideal for those that don’t want to venture far from the comforts of Auburn but hope to have a beach day or two. You can barbecue on the beach or go for a dip. You can also go hiking on the many trails on the property or take a boat ride on the beautiful lake. Tiger Mountain State Forest is just a short drive up route WA-18 in your Auburn rental RV and is nearly 14,000 acres of temperate rainforest surrounding Tiger Mountain. Tiger Mountain is a 3,000-foot-tall peak that can be reached on foot, or by horseback. This hike is a wonderful place to take your dog and see some amazing views of the surrounding area. If you take the Auburn motorhome rental out past Olympia , Washington, to the other side of the Puget Sound, you can visit the heavenly Olympic National Forest and Olympic National Park . Olympic National Forest is a collection of rainforest and wilderness areas surrounding the Olympic Mountain range. Olympic National Park is among the country’s most prized possessions, with a crazy clash of ecosystems that is rarely seen anywhere else: divine subalpine meadows decorated with wildflowers of every color, exquisite temperate rainforests, and extraordinary rocky coastlines. Between these three diverse ecosystems, you can truly see it all. Don’t forget to stop by Mount Rainier National Park when you rent an RV in Auburn. Mount Rainier comes in at staggering 14,410 feet tall and is surrounded by ancient glaciers and 369 square miles of breathtaking old growth forest.