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Mount Rainier is an active volcano that towers above Ashford, Washington. Search for an RV in Pierce County and plan to stay a while exploring all Washington and Mount Rainier National Park have to offer. People flock from all over the country to visit Mount Rainier National Park, which boasts the most glaciated peak in the contiguous United States. Tacoma is only an hour and a half northwest of Mount Rainier National Park and is a great tourist destination.

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Getting Outdoors

Visitors can enjoy all sorts of activities at Mount Rainier National Park. Biking or hiking the trails is an excellent way to see the scenery. There are no designated bike trails in the park, but the park roads can be challenging in certain areas for even the most experienced bikers. Dozens of miles of trails are open to hikers throughout the park.

Camping at Mount Rainier National Park

Mount Rainier National Park offers hundreds of sites with different amenities. Three of the park’s four campgrounds welcome RV campers. Cougar Rock Campground accommodates rental RVs up to 35 feet long, while vehicles up to 27 feet can park at White River Campground. Mount Rainier National Park doesn’t provide hookups or showers at any of its campgrounds. Travel to Ashford or Packwood for laundry facilities and pay showers.

Exploring the Area

RV camping at national parks allows you to wake up early and explore as much of the park as possible, but don’t forget about other interesting sites around Mount Rainier National Park. You’ll want to take time to explore the area and search for souvenirs to hand out to loved ones back home. Several smaller towns and communities surrounding the park offer a variety of shopping and restaurants. Enjoy lunch or dinner at a different place each day; you even have your choice of cuisine, including seafood, American, Italian, Mexican, and Asian.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Silver Forest Trail, WAMount Rainier National Park, WA

Recent RV rental reviews in Mount Rainier National Park

Ishai E.

December, 2025

We rented this RV for a road trip and had an amazing experience from start to finish. The RV was clean, comfortable, and exactly what we needed for our trip.
Jin K.

December, 2025

Jason was an amazing host. His wife left us a care package just like you see in the photos. The RV was equipped with everything we needed. It was clean and super enjoyable. Looking forward to renting from Jason again!
Norma B.

December, 2025

Ivan was great to work with. The trailer is very comfortable. We brought sleeping bags and pillows. We were very cozy in 40 degree weather. We didn't use the tanks so had no need to use the shower or toilet. The trailer is pretty warn. Pick up and drop off was easy!

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