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Motor Home Around Washington State

Washington State has everything to offer RV
lovers - pristine old-growth pine forests,Now you can see the after-effects of the
snow-capped mountain peaks, rainforests,eruption. There are giant pieces of ruptured
glaciers and a coastline unlike anywhere elserock, lava beds, and the majestic cinder cone
in the United States. And, right in theitself,  looming  in  the  distance.
middle of it all is the city of Seattle, a
great jumping off point for your motor homeSt. Helens is located in the Gifford Pinchot
adventures.National Forest, and there are many
activities there, including camping, hiking
You'll find a wide variety of natural beautyand other outdoor recreational pursuits. Here
and  outdoor  activities in Washington State.are a few of the best motor home spots in the
area.
The Olympic Peninsula has quite a variety to
offer, for such a small area. There areMt. St. Helens RV Park at Castle Rock is an
beautiful coastlines that zigzag back andRV site favored by the locals because of its
forth. You can see giant meadows wherefriendly, helpful staff and close proximity
glaciers are slowly melting off and joiningto  all  the  things  to  do.
the ocean. And there are valleys where you
can  enjoy  America's  only  rainforests.Toutle's Eco Park Resort is as close as you
can get to the mountain, and still sleep in
Here are a few of the most popular motor homean RV. The entire space is 90 acres, and it
parks  in  the  area:is full of activities such as horseback
riding, hiking, wildlife viewing and
Crescent Beach and RV Park in Port Angeleshelicopter  tours.
puts you an easy half-mile from a great,
sandy beach. This area is fully equipped withLush Woodlands And Melting Glaciers - Mount
hook-ups and modern facilities, and there areRainier
a number of activities you can enjoy on the
beach, including kayaking, kite flying andHow about another great volcano that has less
good  surfing.chance of exploding? The 14,410 foot Mt.
Rainier is a volcano just like Mt. St.
Fort Worden State Park in Port Townsend isHelens, but the almost 40 square miles of
fully equipped with everything you'll need,glaciers and snow help keep a cap on it. The
and it has two separate sights for you tomountain is surrounded by miles of forests
choose from. You can choose a spot in theand meadows. There are hiking trails and
middle of the forest, or out in the opencampgrounds throughout the area, where you
where you can see the Straits of Juan decan be surrounded by whispering pines with
Fuca. There are many activities in walkingthe snow-capped mountain peaks in the
distance of the site, including museums, andistance.
aquarium  and  nature  hikes.
Mt. Rainier National Park has quite a few
At Old Fort Townsend Sate Park in Portoptions for accommodations and is the closest
Townsend, you get a great view of the portyou can get to everything. It offers sights
and the island. It's right next to the water,such as hot springs, glaciers and geysers,
so you'll hear the ocean waves rolling in.and there is biking, fishing, horseback
They do not accept reservations, however, soriding,  skiing  and  auto  touring.
it's  sometimes  hard  to  get  a  spot.
Rainier View RV Park in Graham is a great
At The Edge of the Volcano - Mount St. Helensspot for those who would rather get a view of
the mountain than be at the base of it. It is
No trip to Washington would be completelocated on a high hill where every site has a
without seeing America's biggest volcano. Ingreat view of the mountain and surrounding
1980, St. Helens erupted, sending ash intoforests.
the air, lava over the ground and destroying
the nearby communities. But don't worry,With it's wonderful coastline, lush forests,
they're keeping tabs on her, and they'll letsub alpine meadows and towering mountain
you know if it looks like it's going topeaks, Washington is a great destination for
happen  again!your motor home.



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