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The Olympic Peninsula is the northwesternmost tip of the continental United States. It's made up primarily of the Olympia National Forest and contains some of the most scenic sights in the country. On the Hood Canal, an hour from Tacoma, 30 minutes from the state capital of Olympia, and just outside of Hoodsport rests the quaint Potlatch State Park.
In the mid-1800s, the Potlatch region was a settlement for the Skokomish tribe. With western expansion well underway over the next 100 years, European settlers colonized the land and harvested the mighty trees in lumber mills for ship masts. In the late 1900s, Washington State Parks started purchasing up land to build… well… state parks. Shortly after, Potlatch State Park was opened to the public.
The main draw to this park is definitely the Hood Canal. Motorhome campers come from miles around for the swimming, shellfishing, boating, and other water sports. This 84-acre park is a great place to relax, take in the scenery, and take a dip in the water. Book an RV in Mason County and get started on your vacation.
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