RV Rental Kalama, WA

Set on the banks of the Columbia River you will find Louis Rasmussen Day Park, which makes up the heart of town. It is a great place to go to simply kick back and relax, and watch the sunset of an evening. The walking path is good for jogging or cycling, and sports enthusiasts can make use of the volleyball and tennis courts. There is a playground for the children and access to the sandy beach. The park is also home to a set of totem poles and offers plenty of parking for your RV rental.

A luxury RV rental from Kalama will give you access to many parks. Just north of town, following the Colombia River, is the Trojan Site and Prescott Beach County Park, a former nuclear power plant site. This park is perfect for a spot of bird watching or kayaking in the river. Access to the park is easy thanks to the extensive parking facilities, with lots of shoreline access for fishing don't forget to grab your pole. For a more unique activity, you could try your hand at disc golf.

Just an hour east is Mount St. Helens National Monument, where one of the most popular activities is hiking the volcano to see the incredible views from the summit.

There are a number of National Park trails that wind their way up and round the many peaks, all of which are just waiting to be explored. For those that are seeking a little adventure, it is definitely the place to head, with recreational activities galore. Start your journey at either the Johnston Ridge Observatory or the Forest Learning Centre to learn more about the volcano and area, and view the range of exhibits and movies.

When you rent an RV in Kalama, you will need a place to park it overnight, and there are several options in the immediate vicinity.

Kalama RV Park is the largest campground on the Kalama River, with full-service and family-friendly camping all year round. There is a cafe that serves both breakfast and lunch and a small bar that serves a range of drinks. Shuffleboard, darts and big screen TV's are provided for recreational activities. Amenities also include a modern restrooms, laundry facilities, two playgrounds, and a general store. This would make an excellent spot to park your camper rental from Kalama.

Heading south down the river you’ll find quite a few more RV parks, including Columbia Riverfront RV Park, which comes with the added benefit of having 800+ feet of sandy beaches and a private outdoor pool. The camp offers 76 full-service sites, 65 of which have 50/30/20 Amp service and 10 have 30/20 Amp. All sites come with sever connections, water, cable TV, and WiFi is available throughout the park.

Other parks this side of town include Stevens Moorage RV Camp Park, Lewis River RV Park, Oaks Mobile and RV Park and Woodland Mobile Home and RV Park. With so many places to stay, you should have no issue in locating a great spot for your Kalama camper rental.

If your road trip is taking you north, then Brookhollow RV Park may be a good option, as it is only a mile away from Interstate 5. The park as a range of helpful amenities such as concrete pad sites, laundry facilities, showers, a fitness room, and WiFi. Daily and weekly reservations are available, so is a good option for a quick stop on your journey exploring Washington.

If you are looking just for a quick overnight stay, then you could consider something as simple as a Walmart parking lot, just obtain manager permission before parking for the night.

A popular activity in town is visiting both the Kalama Falls and Fallert Creek Salmon Fish Hatcheries, which are located along the Kalama River and Columbia River. Hatcheries make up a big part of the town’s history, as in 1895 the first fish hatchery in Washington State was formed in the town.

With a vibrant community spirit, Kalama hosts a number of events throughout the year. Every July, the town enjoys the annual Kalama Fair, which boasts a huge parade, complete with Fair Princesses, Queen Coronation, and a number of other activities. In August, car enthusiasts and families can enjoy the Untouchables Car show, where over 300 classic cars descend on the town. At Christmas, the town comes alive with events including the Festival of Lighted Boats and the tree lighting ceremony in Toteff Park. Rent an RV in Kalama and enjoy all of them!

You could easily spend a day strolling down the six blocks of the core downtown area, popping in and out of the many antique shops and grabbing something to eat from one of the many restaurants and cafes.

The cities riverside location provides many opportunities for both industries and recreation, with fishing a regular activity for visitors and locals alike. Rent a travel trailer in Kalama and enjoy the great outdoors!