RV Rental Agency in Seattle, WA

Coffee, seafood, rain and the space needle. All of these pop into our brains when we think of Seattle, WA. And as good as these are—yes, rain is good when you’ve got a cozy RV rental to sleep in—there is so much more! So choose your RV park or campground and catch the bus or light rail system to downtown Seattle, WA and get ready for fun times!

We’ll start at the waterfront, right on the Puget Sound. The Pike Place Market is perhaps the most well-known shopping area in Seattle. Local craftsmen, farmers and grocers compete for your attention, along with fish-throwing seafood vendors. Have you ever had a desire to see an entire wall covered with used bubble gum? Hop down below the market—you can’t miss it! There isn’t much that you can’t find at the Pike Place Market!

Also on the waterfront is the Seattle, WA Aquarium, a beautiful and educational experience for the whole family. Along with shopping and numerous restaurants, there is also the Seattle Great Wheel, sure to bring gorgeous views of Seattle and the Puget Sound, as well as a few squeals!

Seattle Center, the site for the 1962 World’s Fair, is an iconic place to visit. Home of the Space Needle, the Pacific Science Center, Chihuly Garden and Glass Art Gallery and the Museum of Pop Culture—there is something for everyone! Whether or not you dine in the Space Needle, it’s worthwhile to take the trip up and see the views of beautiful Seattle, WA! There are also numerous tasty meal venues in the food court, and fun rides in the summer months.

If you’re in the mood for some upscale shopping, downtown Seattle is sure to please, with the Westlake Center and Pacific Place. If its art that you’re interested in, be sure to check out the Seattle Art Museum. Fine dining and more coffee shops than you can count are sprinkled throughout the entire city. Are you ready for a break? Head back to your RV rental and put up your feet for a while!

The famous Woodland Park Zoo is just north of Seattle, WA, and its beautiful exhibits are so worth the short drive. Close by is Greenlake, in case you feel like stretching your legs and taking a jog on the paved trail around the lake or renting a paddle boat or kayak to get out on the water. The Hiram M. Chittenden Locks are also close by, as well as Gas Works Park, Alki Beach and the stunning Washington Park Arboretum.

So stay for the day, or the week. There is plenty to do in Seattle, WA, all from the comfort of your RV rental!

It’s no secret that RVs can be intimidating due to their size, and one certainly must be careful when navigating Seattle’s city streets and store parking lots in an RV Rental, but this does not mean you have to stay away from the city, or hesitate to visit the attractions you most want to see. Remember, most of these streets are frequently driven by delivery trucks, fire engines and even tractor-trailer rigs on a daily basis!

A little common sense, a dose of caution and a bit of thoughtful planning will allow you to safely visit everywhere you want to go, and return your RV Rental in one piece.

Suppose you want to visit Seattle’s Pike Place Market? Sure, the market itself may not be the ideal place to drive a rented motorhome, but a little research will show quite a number of nearby parking areas only a short walk away. And when you’re done watching the fish fly (don’t ask, just go watch!) and you’ve had your fill of coffee and pastries, that short walk back to your RV will be just the thing to help you digest that sublime Seattle lunch!

Not sure if the parking lot at your intended destination is RV friendly? 5 minutes on Google maps satellite view will help you to formulate a safe and efficient entry and exit plan, or may just help you to find a grocery store or other parking lot a short walk from your destination. Planning ahead and doing a bit of research, you will find there’s nearly always a place in Seattle where you can safely park your RV rental reasonably close to your intended destination.

So don’t be timid! Yes, do be thoughtful, careful and prepared, but then go BOOK YOUR RV RENTAL and make your plans to enjoy the best that Seattle has to offer!

Are you ready to ditch the city and bring your RV rental out into the beautiful wilds of Washington state? The only question is, where to go first? There’s so much to see in this beautiful state, all from the comfort of your RV rental!

Maybe first on your list should be one of the many islands and peninsulas you can easily reach from Seattle. The Washington state ferry system is a delightful way to get across the Puget Sound, and may just surprise you with a pod of Killer Whales, seals, and even a dolphin or two! Most ferries can accommodate your RV rental, but do visit their website, plan ahead, and give yourself a little extra time for boarding the ferry.

The Olympic Peninsula, encompassing the Hoh Rainforest, the Olympic Mountains and the coastal beaches along the Pacific Ocean is a truly stunning and satisfying place to vacation. There is truly no place like it on earth. Hiking, biking and fishing amongst jaw-dropping scenery awaits you, all only two hours from Seattle, WA. Charming towns like Poulsbo, Port Townsend and Kingston dot the Hood Canal, all with great restaurants and fun shops. Consider driving your RV rental up to the sweet town of Anacortes and catch the ferry to visit the stunning San Juan Islands, catch a whale-watching trip and see the Orcas, or drive to the top of Hurricane Ridge and play in the snow in the middle of summer!

If it’s mountains you’re craving, the iconic Mt. Rainier National Park is only a two-hour drive from Seattle, WA. Meander among the wildflower meadows or hike to the top, knowing you can put your feet up in your luxury motorhome rental at the end of the day! Mt. St. Helens is also a worthy trip to take, especially for volcano buffs. The entire Cascade Mountain range is filled with hiking trails, rivers to fish or raft, lakes to swim in and campgrounds galore.

Saltwater State Park – Halfway between Seattle and Tacoma, and only 2 miles off Interstate 5, Saltwater State Park has 35 campsites and offers a beautiful sandy beach on the Puget Sound as well as hiking in the nearby forested trails. Park your motorhome Rental here and enjoy the salty beach air, the cries of the seagulls, and all the comforts of home!

Tolt-MacDonald Park – The Tolt-MacDonald Park and Campground is located 20 miles East of Seattle, WA in lush, beautiful Carnation in the Snoqualmie Valley. With 575 acres to explore, 12 miles of forest and river trails, and close access to the beautiful Snoqualmie Valley Trail for mountain biking and exploring, this is an ideal place for a quiet, relaxing RV rental experience.

Manchester State Park – With over ½ mile of Puget Sound shoreline, amazing views of the water and nearby islands, and a dash of military history, Manchester State Park is only 10 miles from Seattle, WA and makes an ideal place to bring your RV Rental and your family.

Seal Rock Campground – Seal Rock Campground is North of Seattle, WA on the Hood Canal, and like many Seattle area attractions, is full of all the delightful views, sounds, smells and exciting activities that go hand-in-hand with the Puget Sound region. Located on salt-water beaches, with harvestable oysters and other marine wildlife, Seal Rock Campground is a great place to park your RV rental for a day or a week.