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Campgrounds and RV Parks near Seattle
If you’re visiting the Pacific Northwest, your trip should include a visit to Seattle. Knowns as the “Emerald City,” Seattle is a modern large city with scenic views, as the city is almost completely surrounded by water. Mountains surround Seattle, including Olympic, Cascade Mountains and Mt. Rainier, which stands at 14,410 feet.
There are plenty of recreation options year-round in Seattle. In the summer, there are plenty of locations for water sports, hiking, running and biking. In the winter months, snow skiing and snowboarding mountains are nearby, approximately a 45-minute drive from the city center.
Approximately 25 miles outside of Seattle, Lake Pleasant RV Park is beautiful, woodsy and family-owned. You will need to call them to make a reservation as they don’t offer reservations online.
How to get to Lake Pleasant RV Park
Amenities include: Pet Friendly, Hiking trails, Catch and release fishing and Wi-fi.
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Lake Pleasant RV Park, 24025 Bothell Everett Hwy, Bothell, WA 98021, (425) 487-1785
Seattle / Tacoma KOA Journey
Located a few miles from Downtown Seattle, the RV Park and Campground includes many activities including bike and jogging trails, hot breakfast and convenient transportation options. Amenities include: Pull thru sites, 55' Max Length, 50/30/20 AMPs, Full Hook-ups, Wi-Fi, Cable TV, Pool (5/24 - 9/20), Snack Bar, Propane
Kamping Kitchen, Fishing, Premium Tent Sites.
How to get to Seattle / Tacoma KOA Journey
Seattle / Tacoma KOA Journey
Seattle / Tacoma KOA Journey, 5801 S 212th St, Kent, WA 98032, (253) 872-8652
There are many opportunities to experience and explore the outdoors near Seattle. The mountainous region with many waterways is full of beauty and wildlife. If you haven’t been to the Northwest of the United States, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by how the climate is different and unique to the area.
There are many things to do at Olympic National Park. Boating, fishing, camping, tidepooling, day hiking, wildlife viewing, and even night sky watching programs are all accessible in this beautifully scenic park.
Experience a climate that is unique to the Pacific Northwest at this National Park. Backcountry hiking, camping and climbing are all available while listening to the cascading water in green valleys. Be sure to read up on how to pack your food so that you don’t leave a scent trail! Wildlife is prevalent at North Cascades National Park.
Standing at 14,410 feet, Mount Rainier is an active volcano with a glaciated peak. You can hike in the wilderness, camp and climb. The area is filled with subalpine meadows full of wildflowers.
Located at near Puget Sound, this National Park is a Historical Preserve that features the cultures and traditions of the Native Americans and Euro-Americans. There are also many opportunities for recreation.
Ross Lake National Recreation area is a great place for an outdoor adventure. With hiking, fishing and camping in a remote area surrounded by reservoirs and mountains.
Take a ferry from Seattle to San Juan Island to explore the saltwater seashore, amazing landscapes and experience amazing hiking.
City Attractions in Seattle
Seattle is a wonderful city to explore as it features many modern attractions as well as natural attractions. The path that lines the waterfront side of the city is a great place to walk, run or bike. There are sculptures and beautiful views of the city all along the way.
The icon of Seattle, the Space Needle is a famous observation tower. The observation deck stands at 520 feet. Take an elevator to the top of the Space Needle to view the downtown Seattle skyline, the Olympic and Cascade Mountains, Mount Rainier, Mount Baker, Elliott Bay, and surrounding islands in Puget Sound.
When your visiting Seattle, plan to spend a day exploring all of the wonders of Pike Place Market. The farmers market and restaurants will inspire your taste buds. A must see is the fish tossing at the seafood shops. Ask and they will show you how to catch a large tuna in your hands as they throw it toward you from 20 feet away. You will amaze yourself and the crowds standing around watching.
Next to Pike Place Market you’ll find The Gum Wall, which is a walkway featuring tens of thousands of pieces of gum left by locals and tourists alike over many years.
The city of Seattle lies in the center of Puget Sound but also includes an area of cities, suburbs, islands and waterways that extend north to south along the interstate 5 corridor. There are many places to explore by car, ferry, walking or bicycle.
Outdoor activities include sea kayaking, snow skiing, tours, whale watching, whitewater rafting.
One of Seattle's most famous summer festivals, Seafair, is an extravagant three-week celebration in July and early August featuring hydroplane races on Lake Washington, a torchlight parade downtown, an air show, lots of music, a carnival and the arrival of the naval fleet.