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Originating as a coal mining settlement for the Black Diamond Coal Mining Company of California, Black Diamond, Washington became a town in its own right in 1959. It was originally settled by mostly European immigrants who came to work the mines, which was shut down following World War I when it became no longer viable.

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The Great Outdoors

One the northern edge of the city sprawls the Black Diamond Open Space, which encompasses mature forest, wetlands, and shrublands that are crisscrossed by trails. In addition to hiking, it’s a popular mountain biking area, with fun cross-country routes to explore. Pick up your RV rental in Black Diamond and opt to tackle one of Tiger Mountain’s shorter trails or venture off on the biking and hiking trails that connect north into Henry’s Ridge Natural Area.
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Pick up your RV rental near Black Diamond and you can drive to the Blue Sky RV Resort in Issaquah. The resort is a pet-friendly RV destination that nestles in landscaped gardens at the base of Tiger Mountain. It offers full hookup sites with 30 and 50 amps and a coin-op laundry facility, as well as covered picnic areas, a clubhouse, and high-speed internet.
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Exploring the City

Begin your exploration of Black Diamond at the former train station, which is now occupied by the Black Diamond Museum. It showcases the history of the Columbia & Puget Sound Railway (1884-1916) and the Pacific Coast Railway (1916-1951), as well as the town’s mining legacy. Exhibits include the old Selleck school bell, mine cars, and a bell tower, as well as the original Black Diamond Jail.
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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Black Diamond Coal Mine Trail, WABlack Diamond, WA
  • Summit Ridge Loop, WABlack Diamond, WA
  • Flaming Geyser State Park Trail, WAFlaming Geyser State Park, WA
  • Nolte State Park Deep Lake, WAEnumclaw, WA
  • Lake Wilderness, WAMaple Valley, WA
  • McDonald Mountain Trail, WAKanaskat Palmer State Park, WA
  • Cedar River, WAMaple Valley, WA
  • Soos Creek Trail, WAKent, WA
  • Green River: Auburn to Kent, Middle Reach, WAAuburn, WA
  • Holder Ridge Trail, WAIssaquah, WA

Recent RV rental reviews in Black Diamond

Nancy L.

May, 2026

This was our first time using Outdoorsy!! What an awesome experience. THANK YOU!!
Susan S.

May, 2026

Lynette was very good to work with. She communicated clearly and had a comprehensive checklist for when we picked up the camper. We found the camper to be easy to tow and really enjoyed it's small size. It had all the kitchen stuff that we needed and we were able to cook our meals. Overall had a fantastic time!
Venkata Bharadwaj C.

May, 2026

Doug is an incredible. He was very communicative, responsive and honest. The trailer was very good. We really enjoyed our stay and plan to rent again!

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