Olympic National Park, located on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, is favored with a plethora of sweet spots and hiking trails. From the Pacific coasts, temperate rain forests, hurricane ridge, to the summit of glacier-covered Mt. Olympus, the park offers a varied ecosystem for wildlife habitation and tourism. Reserve your next vacation to find a lot of camping sites here. With recreational vehicles (RV), you can travel in style and still get the comfort and luxury of hotels at the same time. Capture the breathtaking view of Lake Crescent, surround yourself with ancient trees, and spend time on the Kalaloch beach, which overlooks the Pacific Ocean. So scroll down below to learn different RVs we have gathered–from a small travel trailer and Airstreams to truck campers with a fold-down back door. Keep reading to find out about the different campervan and RV rentals for Olympic National Park.
We handpicked these listings carefully, considering (wherever possible) Superhost status, recent guest reviews, location, accommodation type, prices, availability of dates, decor, and amenities. The image galleries get refreshed with the latest updates regularly. They were last updated on April 08, 2024.
1. Modern camper with an outdoor shower (from USD 124)
Looking for a romantic beach vacation? Renting the 2021 Nucamp Tab 320 S Little Valhalla might fit you just right. It’s great for couples looking to get away at the beach with its bunk beds sleeping up to two people.
Being an ideal camper rental for the beach, it includes important essentials such as an outdoor shower if you want to wash yourself after visiting the beach in sandals, a loo and an indoor shower. The entertainment features include televisions, DVD players, and radio to control what sounds in mood want on your holiday home.
In the spacious, newly renovated and fully furnished kitchen, there is an oven and a microwave so you can prepare beachfront meals, and fast food near or on the coastline.
Poulsbo, WA, US
2. Solar powered RV (from USD 225)
The 2016 Coachmen Freelander Class C RV is a great all-around pick for families and general outdoor fun. At 27 feet long, it provides the perfect combination of room and manoeuvrability so you can use this RV to park in a forest or take it on the road. Plus, it allows pets onboard, so feel free to bring yours with you! There’s plenty to enjoy such as an interior shower and toilet, making your living area while at travel quite cozy.
Featured with a generator and solar powered, we have a motorhome available for you which enables your off-the-grid camping lifestyle. Family entertainment is simple with a TV/DVD combo ensuring you can have a movie night or watch your favourite shows.
Use this RV to park in a forest, or take it on the road to music festivals and other tailgating events.
Kingston, WA, US
3. Compact yet nicely equipped RV (from USD 85)
Have you tried an RV that is very light to tow with any car anywhere? Try the 2019 Forest River Rockwood, the perfect rental RV for camping! Although very small, it can accommodate as many as two persons. Anyone who sees this RV wouldn’t think that it has so many amenities - more than enough to cater to a one-night outdoor experience. It has both an air-conditioner and heater while having TV/DVD, radio, and WiFi. A small kitchen can be accessed at the back and has a sink, refrigerator, microwave, and even a range. But always remember that pets aren’t allowed. And of course, smoking and vaping will always be prohibited. This 12-feet-long (3.6-meter) RV can give you a widely different life outdoors in just one night.
Other RV amenities include:
- Awning
- Power tongue jack
- USB chargers
- Above-bed storage
Poulsbo, WA, US
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4. Mercedes van for five
Go on a road trip and explore the Olympic Peninsula with your family. Perfect for driving and sleeping, this Mercedes-Benz Sprinter has wall and ceiling insulation, easy navigation, and is equipped with a heater to warm its interiors. Sleeping arrangement for five persons is composed of one queen-size bed (good for two), one queen-size mattress (good for two), and one sleeping pad. While the van comes with a cookstove, washing kit, cooler, and solar shower, the owner recommends cooking, washing, and bathing activities to be done outside. Rear seats may be added or removed according to your needs. Optional add-ons include camping kit, camping toilet, and bike rack.
Other RV amenities include:
- Outside shower
- Audio inputs
- Backup camera
- Extra storage
- Tow hitch
Poulsbo, WA, US
5. Stylish Airstream vehicle
Travel in style around Olympic National Park. Sleek inside and out, this travel trailer is covered in aluminum so you’d think you’re going on a “back-to-the-future” trip. Four people can be comfortably housed inside the luxurious and neat interior. With the compact and complete kitchen and first-class bedding, all you have to bring are clothes and food. The stainless steel kitchen is fitted with a gas range, fridge, freezer, microwave, and quality kitchen wares. Running in lightweight, agile, and in terrific shape, this motorhome rental in Olympic National Park is a great place to sleep, read, and get a few minutes out of the sun.
Other RV amenities include:
- Hot and cold water supply
- Radio
- Television
- Fire extinguisher
- Trailer connecter adapter
Tip from Content Creator
While exploring Olympic National Park, don't forget to take in the moody vibes of Hoh Rainforest. There's a certain type of feeling you get when you enter the rainforest. During our visit, the rain had an added effect. There’s nothing like being in the middle of the forest and hearing nothing but drops falling.
Entry per car is 30 USD since it’s inside a national park, but trust me, it’s totally worth it. Even the drive to the trailhead offers a magical moss-covered scene.
Port Townsend
6. Large travel trailer with balcony
Accommodating six persons, this Tony Hauler travel trailer could just be the best truck camper for your weekend trip. Camp anywhere in Olympic National Park and let this RV serve you comfortably. If you’re a first-timer, you’d surely be in good hands. This camper’s host is well-experienced with RVs and outdoor adventure, he could share some travel ideas with you. If you have already reserved a campsite, settle down to the large and well-partitioned interiors. The rear portion can be opened up to create a balcony - widening the living area and making it perfect for alfresco dining or evening relaxation. Enhance your outdoor experience with the electric awning, outdoor fridge, and barbeque grill. What a great way to spend your vacation!
Other RV amenities include:
- Tow hitch
- Dual battery
- Hot and cold water supply
- Television
- CD and DVD player
Camano
7. Large and luxurious motorhome
Want to travel in a large group but don’t want the hassle and fuss that comes with a big group? Check out this luxurious Coachmen RV! It has everything a group of 10 would want in a motorhome - large interior space, complete amenities, and easy to drive. It has two power slide-outs to extend the living area and master bedroom. The kitchen is fully equipped with amenities from a large fridge to a coffee maker. You can sleep gorgeously on the private queen bed while other guests may slumber on two bunk beds, sofa, and convertible dinette-bed. Power awning is also available for outdoor activities. So come aboard, stay relaxed, and enjoy the ride!
Other RV amenities include:
- Inside shower
- Generator
- Wi-Fi
- Backup camera
- Tow hitch
Stanwood, WA, US
8. Capacious, well-appointed motohome
Are you looking for a large RV fit enough for your family or friends? 2018 Thor Motor Coach A.C.E. is best for a group of up to seven persons. This 31-feet (9.4-meter) great RV provides a luxurious feel in a ride with a bunch of amenities: two bunk beds, a bunk over the driver cabin, a couch which is convertible to bed, a table which also is convertible to bed, queen-size bed at the rear, “jack-and-jill” toilet and bath, a kitchen, and more. Other accessories such as bed linens, towels, pillows, and kitchen supplies are also provided. Also, you can bring your furry friend with you for this large van is pet-friendly. The RV is super easy to setup. Everything you need is here for a worry-free vacation.
Other RV amenities include:
- Leveling jacks
- Awning
- Generator
- Radio
- Backup camera
Oak Harbor, WA, US
9. Classy campervan with a variety of features (from USD 174)
Get your weekend experience with a classy ride! Here’s 2018 PNW Weekender, an 18-feet (about 5.5-meter) 2018 Ram Promaster campervan - custom-built with a variety of features that will come in handy as you’re out in the best RV campgrounds in olympic national park. It features a newly installed house heater together with basic amenities for two people: a sleeping area, kitchen, shower, and more. All these will bring you to a whole new comfortable experience. If those aren’t enough, a list of rental packages is available for you: winter package, hiking package, outdoor sets, and more. Bring your pets with you for this big-boy van is very much pet-friendly!
Other RV amenities include:
- Power inverter
- Extra storage
- Tow hitch
- Bike rack
- Wi-Fi
Burien, WA, US
10. Large RV with all the amenities
Are you looking for an RV best for a group of campers? Check out the 2017 Coachmen Prism, a 25-feet (about 7.6-meter) long automatic RV with Mercedes Diesel Sprinter Chassis. Having a light wooden interior look, every RVer will get the comfort they need as they go for short or long trips. With a kitchen, a dining area, a sleeping area, toilet, and shower, this large RV can accommodate up to six people (it is very comfortable for four adults and two kids). No need to worry about bringing utensils and other important stuff because this RV has ready-to-go amenities. Enjoy at least a three-night stay with one of the best RV rentals near Olympia, WA, for your camping trips!
Other RV amenities include:
- Awning
- Television
- DVD player
Stanwood, WA, US
11. Versatile and spacious camper
Sleep under the stars, right next to the lake at Log Cabin Campground! In the morning, enjoy a cup of coffee while watching a calm sight of the sun-kissed water. Experience these subtle moments outdoors while being sheltered on a versatile and good-for-four camper. This is the 27-foot (8-meter) long North Olympic Sandstorm travel trailer. You can count on a large camper space, as its back door can be opened to extend your space on the back porch. The kitchen, living, and eating spaces are stationed together for a more spacious and comfortable ambiance. Sleeping arrangements include a queen-size bed, a flip sofa, and an electrically controlled bed on top of the living area (optional). The owner delivers and set-up this RV to your reserved campsite at a negotiable price. So hop on this clean and versatile trailer to create a perfectly laid-back camping trip for you and your family.
Port Angeles
12. Sparkling-clean RV in the perfect size for a family
Get cozy inside this travel trailer that accommodates four to six persons. It comes with fine amenities including an electric skillet, bedding, and kitchen wares. The interior is neat and sparkling clean – equipped with living, dining, kitchen, and bathing spaces – you’ll feel like you’re staying in a hotel. Generator and propane are available so be ready to get off-the-grid for, perhaps, a more serene and not frequently visited location. After setting up, be entertained with your favorite movie or stay at the outside awning for an impressive view of the wilderness.
Stanwood
Things to do near Olympic National Park
Besides exploring Olympic National Park, there are a lot of exciting things to do in Washington especially in cities close to the national park, such as Seattle and Tacoma. For iconic landmarks, head over to Space Needle and climb up the observation deck to get a stunning view of Seattle. There’s also the world-famous Pike Place Market and the first-ever Starbucks. In the more mellow city of Tacoma, you can spend low-key nights and visit the well-known Doyle’s Public House whiskey bar.
About an hour away from Olympic National Park is the small city of Olympia. If you’re looking for a different scene that’s still close to the park, come to this town and check out its picture-worthy Downtown Historic District. You can also spend an arts and culture trip at Gallery Boom, Olympic Flight Museum, or Washington Center for the Performing Arts. These will surely add a different kind of excitement to your Washington trip. If you’re traveling with kids, make sure to take them to South Sound Estuarium for a dose of vibrant marine life and to Hands On Children’s Museum for something educational. The diverse options of attractions in Washington make it such a great place for locals and tourists alike.
RV parks in Olympic National Park
In such a vast place like Olympic National Park, one night of adventure is just not enough. Don’t wait any longer and live out your wilderness dreams by renting an RV and spending a few days in the area. If you’re coming from afar, there are plenty of campsites in Eastern Washington on your way to the national park. Of course, it’s more convenient to find a place closer to your destination, which is why we have compiled this list of the best RV parks within the vicinity. Some of these places even allow long-term rental, should you decide to stay awhile. If you’re in for a longer stay, it’s better to find a spot where there are full hookups, sewers, and a water supply, as well as laundry facilities and community centers. If you want to make the most out of your quick stay, why not park somewhere with seafront views? All these are attainable, just check out the following recommendations:
Enjoy a priceless travel experience on an RV
Olympic National Park has plenty of picturesque settings to offer to first-time travelers and repeat tourists. Be exposed to all of these with the use of recreational vehicles. More than comfortable accommodation, RV offers you a priceless experience of sleeping under the stars or being greeted by sunrise upon waking up.
If you are traveling with a large group of friends, you might want to pick one of the Airbnb vacation rentals in Olympic National Park. However, if you’re visiting specifically for the biodiversity, the glamping spots near Olympic National Park would be perfect for you.
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