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Chimacum, WA, named after a now-extinct Indigenous American tribe, is a region mainly known for small but progressive farmers and other agricultural-related endeavors like wineries, producing grass-fed meat, artisan cheeses and organically grown fruits and vegetables. In addition to perusing the local farmer markets where vendors market their craft foods, goods, and beer, go hiking, swimming, and boating. On a rare clear day, you can see the San Juan Islands from the Fort Worden State Park’s waterfront. The book, “The Egg and I,” was written by Betty MacDonald, who lived in Chimacum, and the original farm is still there.

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The Great Outdoors

When you rent a motorhome in Chimacum, one of the first destinations you’ll likely want to explore is the Olympic National Park. Encompassing 1,500 square miles, there are a huge array of choices in activities ranging from fishing to stargazing. Some trails for hiking and biking, for example, are only 15 miles away, and others, over 100 miles. The park has three distinct ecosystems: subalpine forest, temperate forest (rainforest), and the Pacific shore/ocean. Explore the rainforests, wade through tidepools and walk through towering firs.

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When you rent an RV in Chimacum, you’ll need someplace to call home for a few days. There are a few options within a 10-mile radius. The Chimacum area caters to out-of-town visitors.

Exploring the City

Though this is a quiet, small town that cherishes its slower pace, there’s plenty of things to do and see in the area. Visit the Finn River Farm, which is on the forefront of the hard cider revival. They offer daily tasting tours, showcasing their hard cider and fruit wines.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Anderson Lake Trail, WAChimacum, WA
  • South Indian Island Trail, WAChimacum, WA
  • Gibbs Lake Trail, WAChimacum, WA
  • Fort Flagler Trail, WAFort Flagler State Park, WA
  • Olympic Discovery Trail, WAPort Townsend, WA
  • Larry Scott Trail, WAPort Townsend, WA
  • Point Wilson Trail, WAPort Townsend, WA
  • Ridge Loop Trail , WAFreeland, WA
  • Miller Peninsula and Thompson Spit Trail, WASequim, WA
  • Cat Basin Primitive Trail, WAPort Angeles, WA

Recent RV rental reviews in Chimacum

Pablo D.

February, 2026

It was an amazing time, thank you for all of the help and guidance
Alison P.

January, 2026

This is great for any time of year. Allowed us to get out in the winter and still have a cozy spot for cold nights. Perfect for our family of 4, highly recommend if you want a nice trailer that allows you to focus on enjoying the outdoors!
Andrew R.

January, 2026

Brian’s communication is great, he had good recommendations for locations to try. The van was clean, comfortable and good value so our trip was a lot of fun. A couple of things need improvement, the kitchen sink drains directly to the ground so we used the included tub for washing dishes. It needs a fan for clearing steam and CO from cooking. We got around these easily.

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