Olympic Peninsula / Port Angeles KOA

If Washington State is your RV camping destination, consider heading for the Olympic Peninsula and Olympic Peninsula / Port Angeles KOA. This cozy RV park offers all the quiet relaxation you desire only minutes away from the city features you need. You can start your vacation the moment you arrive by heading for the park's swimming pool and hot tub, right after taking your furry family member for a stroll in the dog park. There's a kids' playground where children can work off their restlessness and a camp store where you can restock your supplies, top up your propane, and get firewood for your arrival campfire. Use the camp Wi-Fi to stay connected, or rent a bicycle and tour the rest of the campground.

There are numerous on-site activities such as basketball and volleyball courts, a mini-golf course, a horseshoe pitch, and more. There's a recreation room in case the weather isn't cooperating and a pavilion and a community fire pit where you can meet other park guests at the staff-organized social events (outdoor big-screen movies, wagon rides, and more). Some of the RV sites have full hookups, others have just water and electric hookups, and you can choose between pull-through and back-in sites. You can freshen up after your arrival with the restrooms and showers and use the laundry facilities to get clean clothes.

Start your vacation by having a look at the immediate surroundings which are impressive. Olympic National Park / Hurricane Ridge is close by and offers you a glimpse of rainforest valleys, mountain peaks, glaciers, and beaches on the scenic Pacific Ocean which can be both serene and exciting. The park hosts a variety of wildlife which you'll have an opportunity to witness, but there is an animal sanctuary that cares for endangered and non-endangered species, some of which have been silver screen alumni. Consider stopping your motorhome rental in nearby Port Angeles, which has history and an underground area that was created when the downtown area was elevated. The buildings were forgotten until they were rediscovered and renovated. From here, you can also take a ferry across the Canadian border to the city and provincial capital Victoria, which has both indoor and outdoor attractions that are stunning.