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This incredible city of Yakima, WA, was once a full-fledged agricultural powerhouse back when the very first settlers arrived on the Oregon Trail. Before the settlers, the area was a fertile valley inhabited by the Yakama tribe, who have a reservation to the south of town.

The city of Yakima is 200 miles from Spokane, and 150 miles from Seattle, with not much in the way of urban areas between them; because of this, Yakima is one of the largest cities in central Washington. This cultural powerhouse of a town places a premium on the arts, with many live music and performance art events including the Yakima Symphony Orchestra. Many events are held in town each year like the A Case of the Blues and All That Jazz Festival, Yakima Folklife Festival, the Fresh Hop Ale Festival, and the Central Washington State Fair occurring in late September.

When you book an RV in Yakima, Washington, you can see the heart of the Evergreen State, with its breathtaking evergreen forests, massive mountains, and thriving wine industry. Interstate 82 ensures that when you rent an RV you can get to and from town with ease and visit some of the incredible national parks and forests in the Pacific Northwest.

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The Great Outdoors

Washington is filled with exceptional natural beauty that is rarely found elsewhere on Earth. The Cascade Mountains to the west dominate the horizon, while the rich evergreen forests dot the land. Small pockets of nature are even prevalent inside the pleasant city of Yakima in the form of public parks and recreational spaces. Kiwanis Park is one of the 27 parks and public spaces dedicated to outdoor activities. With a basketball court, baseball complex, concession stand, pond, and playground, it is one of the city's most beloved parks. Randall Park has an excellent 18-hole disc golf course and a few walking paths circling the pond.

With the Yakima RV rental, you can head just outside of town to Yakima Sportsman State Park. You don’t have to drive very far to camp in this 247-acre park beside the Yakima River. The floodplains of the river provide an oasis in the middle of high desert that brings in birdwatchers from near and far to witness the wide assortment of birds that call it home for part of the year. Fishing is also popular on the Yakima River when staying at the state park. The Cowiche Canyon Trail winds and weaves through breathtaking terrain to the north of town, and is excellent for a long day of hiking.

Hanford Reach National Monument is to the east, about an hour’s drive in your Yakima camper rental, and is home to the Hanford Nuclear Reservation Site which was crucial to the Manhattan Project. Known as an involuntary park, this buffer zone around the former laboratory has its own collection of wildlife that flourishes in the absence of development.

Gifford-Pinchot National Forest is one of the most beautiful in the country and probably deserving of park status. Stunning high mountain peaks and volcanoes are common in the midst of old growth forest, one of which is Mount Adams; the 12,276-foot volcano is the second tallest in Washington. Mount Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument is a chilling reminder of the havoc that Mother Nature can bring. The 1980 eruption of Mount Saint Helens killed 57 people and caused the state over 1.1 billion dollars in damage. The site is now a massive wildlife refuge dedicated to research and recreation.

Mount Rainier National Park is a fantastic place to stay in your Yakima motorhome rental, and you hardly have to drive far to reach it. The park has 236,000 acres, half of which are old growth forests full of ancient trees. Subalpine meadows with stunning wildflowers sit beneath the peak of majestic Mount Rainier, the tallest volcano in the state.

City Attractions

If you prefer the city to nature, you won't be disappointed, as this city contains enough attractions to make your head spin. Mouthwatering restaurants line the streets of the historic downtown area, but it is the incredible array of breweries and wineries that Yakima is famous for. Since Yakima Valley produces 77% of all hops grown in the US, it gets the freshest ingredients for its local breweries. The burgeoning wine industry is becoming a major feature of central Washington, too, with Yakima reaping the benefits. The Yakima Area Arboretum & Botanical Garden has nature workshops and fabulous walking tours provided by caring guides in the 46-acre greenspace.

Yakima Valley Museum is the area’s foremost depository for artifacts and historical documents that tell the history of the valley. Historic weapons used by settlers, and Yakama tribal art are just of the few things held in this educational institution. For those that enjoy gambling and lively nightlife, Legends Casino & Casino is the town’s source of entertainment with big gaming floors, high-class dining, and tournaments galore.

RV Friendly

There are so many reasons to stay in the “Heart of Washington” but the myriad of places to stay overnight when you book a RV rental near Yakima will certainly put you at ease. Suntides Golf Course & RV Park enables you to stay close to the links and have access to a golf course.

Trailer Inns of Yakima is proud to receive 300 days of sunshine each year, making it a decent place to stay in your Yakima luxury RV rental. The central location in town makes it a pleasure to walk to any of the local stores and eating spots in a matter of minutes. Windy Point Campground in Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest is just one example of convenient public camping spots close by. This campground is hidden in the hills beside a river, making it easy to forget the outside world. Yakima Sportsman State Park, mentioned before, has lots of RV-friendly camping spots as it serves as one of the primary campgrounds for the Central Washington State Fair each year.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds


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  • Cowiche Canyon Conservancy Trails, WAYakima, WA
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  • Yakima Rim, WASelah, WA
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  • Waterworks Canyon Trail, WANaches, WA
  • Mount Clemen via Waterworks Canyon Trail, WANaches, WA
  • Umtanum Canyon Trail, WAEllensburg, WA
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