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Surrounded by the beautiful waters of Puget Sound, and in the shadow of the majestic Cascade Mountains, Bainbridge is a Pacific Northwest paradise, offering visitors a wide variety of natural and cultural experiences. Linked to Seattle by ferry, Bainbridge Island has a personality all its own, with its own flavors and scenes. A small city feel in the middle of a vibrant metropolis, Bainbridge Island is an attractive destination for those looking to take in some of the natural world's most beautiful places. Enjoy your own adventure in this wonderful corner of the country, and book an RV in Bainbridge Island, WA.

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Experience the Sites and Scenery

The great Pacific Northwest region is arguably one of the most beautiful areas in the country, with lush rainforests, volcanic mountains, grand bodies of waters, seemingly endless waterfalls and countless rivers, streams, and lakes. Your options are almost limitless here, and you can truly dive into that natural world with a rental camper in Bainbridge Island.

City Attractions

The city of Bainbridge Island offers so much to see, with its own museums, art galleries and historic sites, plus entertainment venues and fun and funky neighborhoods. The Bainbridge Island Museum of Art features local and indigenous art, exploring the rich artistic heritage of this area. History lovers will enjoy a visit to the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum, with its restored schoolhouse that explores the local cultures, including ancient peoples from the area. The Bainbridge Island Japanese Exclusion Memorial honors those Americans that were wrongfully interned during World War II. The Kids Discovery Museum is a treat for children of all ages; kids love the treehouse and interactive exhibits. A day spent on the grounds of Bainbridge Gardens is a special treat. With a great little gift shop, cafe, and picnic areas, this is a relaxing and quiet space to take in the atmosphere of this island city.

What’s Unique

A visit to Bainbridge Island is a unique experience. Though planted in the midst of a large metropolitan area, some parts of the island feel quite rural, with numerous wineries, parks, nature reserves, and, of course, 360-degree coastlines with tidepools and glorious seascapes. Rich with its own culture and flavor, Bainbridge Island is also known for artisan wineries, as well as organic and craft breweries and distilleries. The nearby village of Winslow, adjacent to the ferry, features unique eateries and one-of-a-kind shops. The town’s waterfront park is the home of events and activities throughout the year. Bainbridge Island is a destination of its own

Where to Park It

Right on Bainbridge Island, you will find several private RV parks. There are also campsites in the state and municipal parks on the island. Just off the island, in any direction you can travel, pristine campsites are located in surrounding state and national parks like Olympic National Park and Mt. Rainier National Park, as well as state parks located in the Cascade Mountains. Nearby Seattle and

The Food

This part of the country is known for its food. From fresh seafood to delectable and authentic Chinese cuisine, and everything in between, foodies will be in fresh-food heaven. There is a wide variety of local markets and larger chain grocery stores, and cuisine options are almost endless. There are quite a few restaurants offering expansive gluten free menu options, and also many focusing on vegetarian and vegan-friendly offerings. The Saturday morning Bainbridge Island farmers market features fresh flowers, local meats and produce, crafts, live music, and fun for the whole family.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Bainbridge Island Waterfront Trail, WABainbridge Island, WA
  • Gazzam Lake Park Trail, WAIllahee State Park, WA
  • Grand Forest Park Trail, WABattle Point Park, WA
  • Illahee Preserve Loop Trail, WABremerton, WA
  • Discovery Park Trail, WADiscovery Park, WA
  • Alki Trail, WASeattle, WA
  • Blake Island State Park Trails, WABremerton, WA
  • Hiram M. Chittenden Locks, WASeattle, WA
  • Schmitz Park Preserve: Seattle's Forest Past, WASeattle, WA
  • Golden Gardens Trail, WASeattle, WA

Recent RV rental reviews in Bainbridge Island

Austin S.

October, 2025

Had a great experience, Cynthia was very communicative on pickup/dropoff. The heater was not working but we were provided with a space heater that was more than adequate to heat the 18' trailer. I would rent from Cynthia and her spouse again.
Michael L.

October, 2025

Jay was an amazing host! He was very communicative and polite. He showed me everything I needed to know about the camper. The camper came fully stocked with blankets, pillows, chairs, and kitchen supplies. I highly recommend renting this camper!
Andrew H.

October, 2025

We had a very comfortable and enjoyable time in Melinda's RV. It was our first time using an RV of this kind - everything was straight forward to use. If we're heading to anywhere in Washington again, we'd love to hire Melinda's RV again, thank you!

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