Sequim earns fame as Washington's lavender capital, blanketing the Dungeness Valley in purple blooms each summer. Campers choose from 20 RV parks here to launch beach walks on the 5.5-mile Dungeness Spit, the nation's longest natural sand spit. Base your rig amid 300 sunny days a year for Olympic hikes and fresh crab hauls.
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Sequim hugs the Strait of Juan de Fuca, sheltered by Olympic Mountains rain shadow. Purple lavender fields explode along West Hendrickson Road during the annual Dungeness Valley Lavender Festival in July. Hikers tackle the Dungeness Spit trailhead, anglers cast from John Wayne Marina, and cyclists pedal the Olympic Discovery Trail past farms and forests.
Diamond Point RV Resort fits budget families with WiFi, showers, 30-amp hookups, and a dump station at $7 to $50 nightly. Sequim Bay State Park draws groups and boaters to waterfront showers, 30-amp sites, and dump facilities from $31. Rainbows End RV Park powers big rigs with 50-amp service, WiFi, showers, and dumps starting at $39, while Dungeness Recreation Area Campground hooks adventurers near the spit from $26.
Sequim calls itself the Lavender Capital of North America with over 15 farms blooming purple in July. The Dungeness Spit stretches 5.5 miles as the longest natural sand spit in the continental U.S. Campers love the 300 sunny days yearly, Olympic Discovery Trail bikes, and fresh Dungeness crab from local waters.
Find top spots like Diamond Point RV Resort, Sequim Bay State Park, Dungeness Recreation Area Campground, and Rainbows End RV Park. These cluster along Sequim Bay and Highway 101, offering showers, dump stations, and hookups from 30-amp to 50-amp. Prices range $7 to $50 nightly amid 20 total directory listings.
Yes, parks like Rainbows End RV Park provide 50-amp full hookups with WiFi, showers, and dump stations. Diamond Point and Sequim Bay State Park deliver 30-amp options plus dumps for most rigs. Check individual sites as 4 of 20 parks highlight these amenities near Highway 101.