Progressive campground for RV’s with full hookups (30/50 amp), some with cable TV, tent camping (lakeside and and cabin rentals. Restrooms, showers, playground, Wi-Fi, store, laundry, propane exchange, fishing, boat rental, canoes, paddle boats, summertime “Chuck Wagon”, events and activities Offut Lake is a 195 acre spring fed lake and it is open year round for trout and bass fishing. Nearby Wolf Haven, Mima Mounds, cider mill, casino, Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge, golf, museums, Alpaca farm, rodeo, biking, hiking trails.

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Directions: I-5 Southbound: Exit 99, WA-121—S/93rd Ave, left 93rd Ave SW, 3.6 miles; Right Old Hwy 99 SE/Olympia Tenino Hwy N/Pacific Hwy SE, 3.7 miles; Left Offutt Lake Rd SE, 1.3 miles; Left Bryant St SE, 0.2 miles; Right Bryant St SE, 43 ft. From I-5 Northbound: Exit 88A, Merge Right Tenino Grand Mound Rd SW/WA-121, 7.6 miles; WA-121 merges with WA-507, follow WA-507, 1.1 miles; Left Old Highway 99 N/Olympia Tenino Hwy N, 3.2 miles; Right Offutt Lake Rd SE, 1.3 miles; Left Bryant St SE, 0.2 miles; Right Bryant St SE, 43 ft.

Progressive, rental cabins, RV park with full hookups, Cable, 20/30/50 amp at most sites, Wi-Fi, picnic tables, restrooms, showers, Laundromat. Nearby hiking, biking, horseback riding, golfing, fishing, kite flying, antiquing, dining, forts, lighthouses, propane & RV supplies, beach access. Open year round.

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Directions: I-5; Exit 36, WA-432 West, 4.0 miles; Left WA-433, 1.8 miles; Continue on Lewis & Clark Bridge/OR-433, 0.6 miles; take ramp for US-30, 48 miles; Right US-101 to Washington, 4.3 miles; Left to stay on US-101, 9 miles; Right Hwy 101 Alt, 0.6 miles; Left US-101, 2.3 miles; Right Pacific Way/WA-103, 2.0 miles.

Progressive RV park on the west shore of Hood Canal with waterfront and wooded RV sites with full hookups (electric, water, sewer & cable TV). Tent sites and restrooms with showers, a marina, grocery store, seafood market, dive shop, kayaking, hiking, sling boat launch, oyster & clam beach. Chum Salmon spawning in fall. Group facilities accommodate up to 3 groups or clubs with our 3 clubhouses. Open year round. Nearby Hoodsport Winery.

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Directions: From I-5: Exit 104, US 101 North, 37 miles; Highway 101 north past Shelton and Hoodsport. Rest-A-While is 3 miles north of Hoodsport at MP 329 on Highway 101.

LGBT, private, membership only, 21+, non-profit, campground in Washington’s Mt. Baker/Snoqualmie National Forest. Mostly men, limited membership available, no reservations—first come, first served, although they’ve never turned anyone away. Mostly tent camping, but some RV sites, camp sites are bare spot of ground, mostly level, situated amongst old growth trees and ferns. Short term or guest camping is largely on adjacent Forest Service land, that has never been logged and therefore without improvements. Porta–Potties, no showers, no running water (except the glacier fed river), no potable water, pets welcome. Hiking, horseback riding, rivers, waterfalls, alpine lakes, Big Four Ice Caves, Quarry Waterfall, The Falls of Granite Falls, Monte Cristo Ghost Town, Open 2nd Sat, April – 2nd Saturday, October.

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Directions: From Seattle: I-5 North, 28 miles; Exit 194, Hwy 2 East, 2 miles; Left exit Hwy 204, Lake Stevens, 2.6 miles; Left Hwy 9 North, 1.8 miles; Right/East Hwy 92 8.25 miles to main 4 way stop. Then see “once you reach Granite Falls”. From Vancouver: South Provincial Hwy 99, 30.5 miles; US/Canadian Border; South I-5, 68.1 miles; Exit 208, Hwy 530 East, 3.7 miles; Right/South Hwy 9, 12 miles; Left Hwy 92, 8.25 miles. Then see “once you reach Granite Falls”. “Once you reach Granite Falls”: through town past 4 way stop, ¼ mile to next 4 way stop; Left Mountain Loop Hwy, 21.3 miles. Watch for a post on the left 47715, go 150 ft. further turn right, drive to “host hut”

Progressive, Family Campground. Open year round, 195 level tree shaded sites, 90 pull thru, 100 double slide out, 144 full hook up, 70’ max length, 50/30/20 amp, tent sites, phone hook up (monthly), modems ok, tv hook up, group & handicap facilities, gasoline, propane, dump station, laundry, groceries, restrooms. Walk to lake swimming, fishing, and picnic area. Golf course near by. Pets welcome.

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Directions: From I-5 take exit #253 on Rt. 22 toward Stayton, go 0.4 miles, take exit #2 for Lancaster Dr. toward Turner, turn right on Lancaster Dr. S.E., go 308’, turn right on Hager Grave Rd., go 0.3 miles to Salem Campground.

Progressive, located near the Columbia River in a peaceful area. The park has the quiet open, fresh-air feel with all the attractions of nearby Portland. Pull through sites, complete hookup RV spaces, grassy picnic areas, 2 heated pools, clubhouse, pool table, restrooms, showers, and laundry facilities. Walking distance to shopping, plus fast food and fine dining. Picturesque marinas in a beautiful atmosphere. 15 minutes to Portland convention center. Downtown Portland, just 10 minutes away with galleries, museums, theaters, fine stores, small shops and unique restaurants. You’ll enjoy Pioneer Square, in the heart of downtown, where you can catch a free ride on MAX, Portland’s new light rail system. Just west of the core area lies the Washington Park, with the world famous Rose Test Gardens, Japanese Garden, Zoo, and breathtaking views of Mt. Hood. Pets welcome, open year round.

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Directions: I-5 at Jantzen Beach Exit # 308, go west on N. Hayden Island Dr., from the crossing at N. Center Ave., go 0.3 miles to a right on N. Arbor Dr., proceed to the office at Jantzen Beach RV Park

Progressive, Surrounded by the Umpqua National and Crater Lake National Park. Large RV Sites with 50/30/20 amp. service, bathrooms, heated showers, Wi-Fi, laundry and kitchen facilities. In the process of upgrading facilities to include deluxe vacation rentals and pavilion. The Dry Creek Store next to the campground offers food, beer & wine, fishing gear & licenses, gas, diesel, propane and ice.
The area is known for its multitude of activities. Local Guided Whitewater Rafting & Mountain Biking Tours also available.

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Directions: From I-5 go South/East on W. Harvard Ave./ S.E. Oak Ave. 6.2 miles, turn left on Rt. 99 S.E. Stephens St., go 0.3 miles, turn right on N.E. Diamond Lake Blvd./ N. Umpqua Hwy., Rt. 138, go 38.77 miles, turn right to stay on N. Umpqua Hwy., go 8.42 miles to a left into Umpqua’s Last Resort