Union nestles along Hood Canal's glassy waters in Washington's Olympic Peninsula. RV travelers chase kayaks through emerald inlets, hook salmon from rocky shores, and hike forested trails under mountain shadows. Robin Hood Village delivers your waterfront launchpad, the sole gem in our directory.
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Union pulses with Hood Canal's tidal rhythms and oyster-laden beaches. Kayakers paddle from Twanoh State Park's sandy shores five minutes north. Anglers cast lines into the Dosewallips River for steelhead runs each fall. Scuba divers plunge into underwater forests teeming with Dungeness crab, while the Union Heights Trail climbs to panoramic views of the Olympics.
Robin Hood Village rules RV camping here. Families splash from its private beach into Hood Canal's gentle waves. Retirees savor full-hookup sites amid towering firs, perfect for month-long stays. Weekend adventurers launch boats from the on-site ramp, then grill fresh catch under starry skies.
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Union excels in Hood Canal kayaking, crabbing, and scuba diving. Its tidal flats yield fresh oysters from local farms, and trails like Union Heights offer Olympic vistas. Visitors escape city buzz for quiet waterfront adventures that blend sea and forest.
Robin Hood Village stands as the top RV park in Union. This Hood Canal resort provides full hookups, beach access, and boat launch. It suits families and anglers seeking waterfront stays just off Twanoh Road.
Yes, Robin Hood Village welcomes pets on leashes. Guests bring dogs to romp on the private beach and wooded paths. Policies require cleanup and quiet nights, ensuring harmony for all campers.