Nice small campground that allows you to set up camp very close to the water, it's primitive but it has it's advantages. It can get very crowded during holidays though (i.e. 4th of July)
A small and secluded campground with limited amenities just by the creek but with lots of nice activities to offer. You can choose to follow the walking trails, explore the nearby waterfall or go fishing... great camp!
Lovely RV park, fairly quiet with good amenities and attentive owners. A great place to stay for parents with kids at the nearby boyscout camp.
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Although the campsite itself have decent amenities typical of KOA and friendly staff, the spaces are quite tight and are not ideal for bigger rigs. They do have movies and some free popcorns at night.
A great lakeside resort very close to Seattle, with lots of different fun activities for everyone like boating, waterslides or kayaking... oh and a good spot for afternoon picnics too!
A relatively large state park fantastic for enjoying wildlife with a rustic feel. Enjoy the sights of eagles or herons and group of elks roaming around plus of course the amazing scenery. The park also have access to both freshwater and saltwater making it ideal for all kinds of water activities.
A beautiful waterfront park with a long beachfront access located on one corner of Bainbridge Island. It's just a couple of minutes away from Seattle via a scenic ferry ride. Some RV spots are large enough to accommodate bigger sized vehicles.
Lovely park with so much history around. The beachfront, the views of Puget Sound with Mt. Rainier in the background are great plus there are trails around to explore too. Definitely a nice area for an afternoon stroll or to spend a couple of nights camping.
Beautiful park close to the water with plenty of open spaces and things to do. As mentioned, the waters around the park is very warm especially during summer, making it a great spot for some family bonding. Very picturesque and close to Hood canal too, but can get pretty crowded during peak season.
Nice island park for a quick afternoon trip or a weekend getaway to the beach, one can hike around and also explore Tillicum Village. It's accessible only by private boat or through tour boats.