Camping near Mount Rainier National Park
Let's take a quick look at the campgrounds, RV Parks and RV Resorts near Mount Rainier National Park. These RV Resorts and Wilderness Retreats afford you plenty of outdoor activities including hiking, biking, skiing, snowshoeing, and so much more.
Mount Rainier National Park is about 50 miles southeast of the Seattle-Tacoma metro area.
Mount Rainier National Park Entrances
Southwest Entrance - Nisqually Entrance at Ashford WA
Northwest Entrance - Carbon River Entrance via SR 165 through Wilkeson
Southeast Entrance - Ohanapecosh on SR 123 via Highway 12
Northeast Entrance - Sunrise via SR 123 via SR 410 from Enumclaw.
Basic Needs Campgrounds
Camping in and around the area of Mount Rainier National Park includes the coveted semi-wilderness camping alternatives found in the State and Federal campgrounds with minimal services. Tent campers, young families and the growing groups of adventurous backpackers love this type of outdoorsy experiences.
RV Parks
Motorhomes and moter coaches will be interested to know that there are a number of full service RV parks in the Mount Rainier National Park area. At the Southwest Entrance in Ashford is Mounthaven Resort offers large and wide secluded full hookup RV sites having 20 and 30 amp electric service, as well as water and sewer connections. All of these RV sites have a picnic table and a fire ring. Call (360) 569-2594 to make reservations.
Packwood RV Park is a bit larger with 87 RV sites and many tent sites on nearly 8 acres of mostly wooded ground. Packwood RV Park is open all year too. Call (360) 494-5145 to make reservations.
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Additional Information
Plan ahead to avoid summer traffic! On busy weekends expect long waits at entrances and full parking lots.
RV dump stations located at the Cougar Rock and Ohanapecosh campgrounds are available for your use at no cost.
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