Kingston thrusts into Puget Sound as the Kitsap Peninsula's ferry gateway to Seattle. Olympic Mountains rise sharply across the water. Base your RV at Point Casino from $33 a night with WiFi, and hit the waves for lighthouse visits, beach hikes, and quick Sound crossings.
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Kingston pulses with maritime energy at the north end of Kitsap Peninsula. The Kingston Ferry Terminal blasts across to Edmonds in 30 minutes, hauling cars, RVs, and foot passengers eighteen times a day. Seal watchers gather at Apple Cove Point. Point No Point Lighthouse, Washington's oldest from 1884, draws history buffs to its rocky beach. Kayak the shores or trek Twin Spits County Park's two-mile trails.
Point Casino plants the flag for RV stays with sites from $33/night and WiFi. Slot players park and play without missing a beat. Ferry riders grab convenient spots for Seattle dashes or Puget Sound loops. Budget explorers use it as a launchpad to Olympic National Forest drives just 45 minutes away.
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Kingston stands out for its Kingston Ferry Terminal and Point No Point Lighthouse. The 30-minute ferry to Edmonds opens doors to Seattle while the 1884 lighthouse anchors historic charm on the rocky shore. Campers flock here for orca spotting at Apple Cove Point and quick jaunts into Olympic wilds.
Point Casino provides the prime RV park near Kingston with sites from $33/night and WiFi. It sits minutes from the ferry terminal, ideal for Puget Sound explorers. Full amenities support short stays or weeklong adventures into Kitsap trails.
Point Casino welcomes pets at their Kingston-area RV park. Call ahead to verify leash rules and fees, common in Kitsap spots. This setup lets furry companions join ferry trips and beach walks without hassle.