Olympia, Washington, blends Capitol charm with Pacific Northwest wilderness. Seventeen RV parks dot the area, from lakeside retreats to forested hideaways. Campers find themselves minutes from Puget Sound and Olympic Mountains adventures.
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Olympia sits at the southern tip of Puget Sound where saltwater meets evergreen forests. The city's Capitol Campus features the striking Legislative Building and manicured gardens perfect for afternoon strolls. Farmers markets, craft breweries, and waterfront parks line Percival Landing, offering local flavor and scenic views.
RV travelers choose from diverse camping options. Millersylvania State Park delivers lakeside sites from $33 nightly, ideal for kayakers and hikers. American Heritage Campground offers family-friendly amenities with WiFi starting at $45. Riverbend Campground provides riverfront relaxation from $50 per night, while Evergreen Sportsmen's Club caters to outdoor enthusiasts at $31 nightly.
Olympia serves as Washington's capital city and gateway to Puget Sound adventures. The city features the historic Legislative Building, vibrant farmers markets, and easy access to outdoor recreation. Capitol Lake and Percival Landing offer waterfront walking trails and scenic views of the Olympic Mountains.
Olympia offers seventeen RV parks within a short drive of downtown. Millersylvania State Park provides lakeside camping from $33 nightly, while American Heritage Campground offers family amenities with WiFi starting at $45. Riverbend Campground sits along the Deschutes River with sites from $50 per night.
Most Olympia RV parks welcome pets, including American Heritage Campground and Riverbend Campground. Millersylvania State Park allows leashed dogs on trails and in campgrounds. Always check individual park policies for size restrictions or additional fees before booking.