RV rental Manchester, WA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

When you rent a travel trailer in Manchester, you’ll need to park it somewhere for a few days. The Manchester State Park, a small 111-acre park, allows RVs and has hookups, showers, and bathrooms. Space is limited, particularly in summers; call ahead to reserve. Alternatively, consider the Stagecoach Mobile and RV Park in Bremerton. They offer full hookups and laundry facilities. However, they have only weekly and monthly rates. For more amenities and greater flexibility in scheduling, the Tahuya Adventure Resort may be a good option. Located in Belfair, it’s a little over 20 miles from Manchester. This resort offers full hookups, wifi, a community kitchen, and horse and ATV rentals. It’s also close to a number of hiking trails. Should you need to stop somewhere overnight in a pinch, there are a few Walmarts in the area. The closest is in Port Orchard. Be sure to ask the store manager for permission, though!

There’s plenty of things to see and do here on this side of the Puget Sound. Start with a boat sightseeing tour of the harbor, which will give you some historical context of waterfront and fantastic views of the Seattle skyline, Mt. Rainier. You might even luck out and spot an Orca or two, which have been known to visit the Puget Sound. Alternatively, visit one of the many museums in the area. The Sidney Museum and Art Gallery in Port Orchard is dedicated to preserving the local history and promoting arts. If you’re seeking “quirky,” for which Seattle is famous, check out the Bug Museum in Bremerton. As the name suggests, the museum showcases hundreds of different bugs, and has several live species on site, including an eight-foot-long ant farm. The Valentinetti Puppet Museum features puppets made by master craftsmen and artists. For a dose of military history, visit the USS Turner Joy Museum Ship, the Puget Sound Navy Museum, and the Bainbridge Island Japanese-American Exclusion Memorial. There are several other options in the area. One of the few remaining drive-in theaters in the country is found in Bremerton. It offers three screens and has a capacity of 1,000 cars. Note, it is open only in summers. Wrap up your long day at any number of excellent seafood restaurants and microbrewery pubs in the area. Seattle is well-known for its microbrewery scene and wineries in the area. If it's the cool Washington mountain air you are seeking, consider a camper rental in Manchester. Enjoy the multitude of restaurants, take in the lush green landscape, and watch a sunset. Rent an RV in Manchester, WA and explore The Evergreen State!