RV rental Pe Ell, WA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

Whichever version of the story is true, just knowing the guesswork and theorizing that went into figuring out the origins of the town should be enough to spark your interest. If you’re curious to know more about the town’s history—such as the North Pacific Railway that has been converted into a hiking trail or why it was once known as a Polish town—rent a motorhome near Pe Ell and come see what historical mysteries you’ll uncover.

The town used to be primarily occupied by Polish immigrants and was once home to the only Polish National Catholic Church in Washington. Unfortunately, the historic church had been torn down due to age-related issues. If you brought your luxury RV rental to Pe Ell to see historical buildings, right nearby in Dryad is a lovely little church, Dryad Community Church, beckoning for a quick peek inside. You can also head to Doty, a nearby town that used to boast the largest sawmill in Lewis County. The historic Doty General Store requires at least a brief visit if only for its old-fashioned atmosphere.

Should you be craving more history, drive your motorhome rental from Pe Ell to the Lewis County Historical Society and Museum. Located in the 1912 Northern Pacific railway depot, the museum has a large collection of objects donated by several Native American tribal elders in order to educate locals and visitors about the town’s origin. Other permanent and rotating exhibits are there for your perusal as well.