RV Rental Battle Ground, WA

Most people visiting the Evergreen State do so to seek out exciting outdoor adventures and stunning natural beauty. If you find yourself wanting to do or see similar sites, Battle Ground is a fine place to start your journey when you decide to rent an RV.

Not far out of town, Lewisville Regional Park is the perfect place to start your tour of Washington’s fantastic environment. Just two miles north of Battle Ground, this park can be found on the National Register of Historic Places and is one of the oldest parks in the northwest. A swimming pond, sports fields and courts, walking trails, and playgrounds are all present at the park and ready to use for visitors. Battle Ground Lake State Park is another can’t-miss opportunity to experience the unique environment of southern Washington. The park is the site of an ancient volcano that exploded a staggering 100,000 years ago, resulting in the creation of the small bean-shaped lake that now welcomes people from all around to swim in its soothing waters. There are boat ramps, beaches, and lots of fish to catch in the lake that’s surrounded by rich, dense, evergreen forests on all sides.

Take your Battle Ground RV rental a little farther east and you will discover the unparalleled beauty of Moulton Falls Regional Park. Sitting at the confluence of two rivers, there are massive and mighty waterfalls careening down lush mountainsides and picturesque bridges traversing the water, providing excellent photo opportunities.

Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge is to the west, along the banks of the Columbia River where many migratory birds seek shelter during their perilous journey spanning entire continents. There are lots of places to kayak or canoe and look for these beautiful birds in the wetlands of the nature preserve.

Gifford Pinchot National Forest dominates the area with well over a million acres of pristine wilderness in the form of high mountain glaciers, alpine meadows, and dense old growth forest. The forest is even home to Mount Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument that marks the sight of one of the most massive eruption/explosions in the area. If you are feeling really bold, visit Mt. Rainier National Park just to the north of Gifford Pinchot National Forest to see some of the most breathtaking views and mountains imaginable.

When renting an RV in Battle Ground, you might be tempted to immediately get out of town and explore the forests and mountains that are so prevalent in the Evergreen State. But rest assured that the small town has plenty of worthwhile things to keep you occupied during your vacation.

Battle Ground Village is the main focal point of town with its many artisan coffee shops, restaurants, shops, breweries, and wineries. Every Friday night,  you can enjoy live music in the village square. The Wildlife Botanical Gardens offers three acres of themed gardens to explore. The garden refuge hosts classes, workshops, and even parties to both educate and thank donors and patrons.

You can choose to visit one of the few famous wineries in Clark County, or head into Vancouver or Washington using the C-Tran’s public transit services that connect the metro areas. Fort Vancouver in Vancouver is a historically important site recognized by the federal government and maintained to provide an educational experience for all tourists. The fort has a model village meant to reflect what living in the area was like over a hundred years ago. If you are willing to venture out of Battle Ground, there are many attractions to enjoy.

Big Fir Campground & RV Park is a place to consider setting up camp with the motorhome rental in Battle Ground. Amenities include BBQ pits, recreation rooms, and a grocery store. Tri-Mountain RV Park in Ridgefield is a clean and well-maintained destination near the Columbia River. Pets are even welcome at Tri-Mountain. Battle Ground State Park also has camping spots.

In Vancouver, 99 RV Park can get you and the Battle Ground camper rental closer to the action of the bigger neighboring cities. The park is smack dab in the middle of lots of grocery stores, restaurants, and shops, so you won’t need to drive around much when you rent an RV and stay here.

Rock Creek Campground is for those who really want to rough it and live in the wild, if even for a few days. In Yacolt Burn State Forest, adjacent to the national forest, this campground is close to massive cascading waterfalls and gorgeous mountain slopes, which prove to be an absolute pleasure to wake up to each morning.