The most amazing hidden GEM! Family run and always a lovely crowd. They have paddle boards,…read morefloaties, kayaks, you name it. The general store is stocked with the most amazing take and bake pizzas, beer, wine, snacks, ect. Each villa or camper are so adorable with all the details you would want. Perfect for a family affair or a nice escape! Oysters can be collected from the beach (state limits apply) and it is a dreamy experience to be there. Very hard to leave!

We had nice relaxing stay here in a full hookup RV site. There are clean bathrooms with free hot…read moreshowers here. The store is stocked with cold drinks and some grocery food, nice selection of shell jewelry, and souvenir t-shirts. They have a nice collection of dvds to borrow too. We enjoyed the firepit which has a nice supply of free firewood. Walking near water at lowtide was relaxing and there was so many oysters and clams. The sunsets are really something to see here on the Hood canal. People were very nice here. We look forward to come stay here this summer and do some kayaking.

Great Stay at Lake Pleasant RV Park Lake Pleasant RV Park is…read morea very nice and well-kept park. The grounds are clean, and the laundry facilities are spotless and easy to use. The paved sites are well maintained and have some trees between them, offering a nice bit of privacy. It's a peaceful, well-run RV park -- perfect for a comfortable and relaxing stay!

Leave your shoes at the door Pro's…read more Beautiful little lake with lots of greenery. Close to Safeway, coffee and gas. 30 minute drive to Seattle. Great view if you're backed up to the little Lake where the ducks, geese and herons liv Little library with a great map and directions to all the highlights in Seattle. Cons WiFi and cellular sucks! Cable TV they offer is a joke! Duck and goose poop everywhere around your site. Don't count on sleeping in as the ducks and geese will have you awake well before the sunrise. No wood or charcoal burning! All in all it's Ok. Would stay again when it's dryer weather so we are not surrounded by a marsh.

Wonderful place and people! Nice little playground for kids and picnics! Very relaxing…read more Washer and dryer very inexpensive. I stayed here on my way to Forks and on my way back. . Conveniently located by a nice main street and casino. It has a Kroger affiliate, if you use fuel points. If you want someplace fancy go somewhere else. If you place that's more like camping and making family memories for the kids, come here!

What a neat spot... Great location and right across from the bay... The people are friendly and the…read morefacility is well cared for. The sites aren't level, so be prepared to adjust accordingly.

August 7, 2025 We stayed in our motorhome here for a few…read moredays. It's a great location in the Port Angeles area. We had a nice pull through site with full hook ups. We would've preferred to be in a more secluded back in site, but no complaints. They have a nice laundry area and a nice game area in the central part of the park. The park is well maintained and staff are very flexible. The park let us store our motor home there for a few days in the overflow area for a nominal fee so that we could take the ferry over to Victoria to spend a few days. The park is less than a 15 minute drive to the ferry.

I grew up traveling around with my family in our travel trailer and I've been to many RV…read morecampgrounds and this was by far the nicest!! Everything at this park feels modernized and efficient. As an 18 year old Oregonian solo traveler car camping my way up to Canada, they were super accommodating and booked me a tent camping spot to save me some money! Having easy access to washers, dryers, full kitchen set up, and HOT showers was lovely and made this experience all the better. You do have to pay to do your laundry and for the showers, but laundry was like $2.50 a load and a nice hot shower was just $1. Totally worth it!! The staff was super friendly and very helpful. Definitely coming back here at some point in my life!! Highly recommend!!

This was a lovely place to stay. So clean and friendly. Nice fenced dog enclosure . And beautiful…read morebathrooms. We were impressed

Excellent staff, easy to navigate, open spots. If you are looking for a "jump off" place to go…read moreexplore this is a GREAT place to stay. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Couldn't wait to get out of there! Stayed one nights in April! The temporary residents and long…read moreterm residents were very nice; but they all warned me about a certain resident at a certain space number. (24). For some reason we were placed nearby to this particular trailer that play really loud music until 2 am with possible domestic abuse issues. We were prepared to call the cops! The next day we talked to the management ubelieible they were ok with what was going on at space 24. We left that morning and sacrifice the second night. I let the credit card company resolve it.

The Rainbows End RV Park is a wonderful small no-frills, old-school private RV park. It's a little…read moretight, so make sure to let them know if you have a big rig so they put you in an appropriate spot. The park is very well maintained and cute. A ducky pond, a wonderful dog park where even large dogs can get a good run, clean facilities, and a super friendly staff. Good solid connectivity too -- wifi is weak, but cell signals are strong enough for internet. Despite its not-so-great location right along the 101 (noisy, no hikes or trails in and out of the park), it is definitely well suited for day trips into the Olympic National Forest (Hurricane Ridge, Dungeness State Park, etc.) and eastwards to Sequim or further to Port Townsend.

The Cove is our absolute FAVORITE place to stay on the canal. You won't find a more accommodating…read morespot, and the camp host Mike is incredibly kind, easygoing, helpful, and quite honestly makes the place feel like a second home! The Cove is conveniently located right off the hwy and is a quick jaunt from nearby attractions. The site has a good selection of activities to keep the kids busy, a fun little trail down to the creek, and nice, clean amenities. The onsite store is an added bonus and has everything you may have forgotten to pack, plus some extra goodies you may not have known you needed. We look forward to coming here for years to come!

We had a great time there. Mike the camp host met us at our site and helped get us backed in. Every…read moretime we saw him, he always asked if there was anything that we needed or that he could do for us. The owners are super nice. On Saturday night they had a chili dog dinner for all the campers. We already made our reservations to go back in August. If you never been there before go there and you will love it

Inadequate sanitation for the number of tent campers…read more We stayed at Crescent Beach & RV Park August 2025. One of the two toilets in the tent camping area was out of order for our whole stay (2 days) and the Port-a-potty was full. Very full. For two days. This campground sells out *every summer*; it should not be a surprise to them that they are fully occupied and need to provide adequate sanitation facilities for the people in the 31 tent sites. And in fact, they know that the sanitation is inadequate, because they mentioned it in the notice on the the toilet door: "Due to high volume during summer months, our vault toilets may experience overuse. We schedule two cleanings a day but encourage guests to take full advantage of the flushable toilets, showers, and rinse station located at the east / RV side of the park." The RV side of the park provides a whopping 3 toilets for women, and 2 toilets and a urinal for men. Given the swarms of mosquitoes, its not a delightful walk over to the RV side. Nor is it delightful to have to use a full Port-a-Potty when you are paying $45 a night for a tent camp site. The location is not enough of a redeeming factor for us, we will not be back.

We stayed at the Crescent Beach and RV Park along the Strait of Juan de Fuca (Port Angeles,…read moreWashington) in mid-August, 2024. Traveling in a van-sized Class B RV to visit Olympic National Park, we generally stayed at dry campgrounds (without hookups) in the national park or national forest. However, Fairholm on Lake Crescent (in the north) was already fully-booked and we needed electricity as we weren't getting enough sun to charge our solar panels. We were very pleased to get a reservation at this private campground. Reservation. It was easy to make a reservation online. There are different types of sites, including tent only (no hookups), partial hookups, full hookups, and cabins. After careful consideration of the campground maps, I made a reservation for site 01, which was at the edge of the RVs on one side and a fenced-in cemetery on the other. Tent sites were beyond the cemetery. The full hookup 30' RV site (50/30/20 amp) was $60, plus taxes ($6.36) for one night. Access. We were coming from Forks, WA, and followed 101N to the campground. We liked the idea of driving along Lake Crescent, not realizing that the road would be curvy and very narrow at times - sometimes with blind curves and seemingly room for only one car. We were fine in a van, but I wouldn't want to be on that road in a larger RV or if towing a trailer. After our stay, we took Route 112 out and that was much easier. Check-in. Check-in time was 3 pm, with instructions that you would be charged their $8 day use fee if you arrived before 3 pm. The girl at the desk was friendly and helpful. However, she informed me that they had to move our reservation to site 03 because site 01 was still occupied. This was disappointing as I had specifically reserved site 01 so that our small van wouldn't be sandwiched between two large RVs. Campground experience. The site was flat. The hookups worked. The occupants of our neighboring sites were quiet. The road to the tent sites were behind us, but we were separated by some trees so it was still quiet. Restrooms were clean. As others, we did experience some mosquitos and other irritating bugs, both at the campground and the beach, but they weren't of the volume/swarms as described by others. Beach access. The half-mile private beach was directly across the (low traffic) road directly in front of the campground. The beach was clean, with lots of natural driftwood and a view of Canada across the strait. The campground had two Adirondack chairs on the beach from which you could relax or watch the gorgeous sunset. We enjoyed the beach, but it was very cold and windy, even in August. The beach was also adjacent to the public Salt Creek Recreation Area. We recommend this campground. A point off on our rating because we were switched to a different site than we reserved (without being informed) and their policy of charging a day use fee ($8) to soon-to-be registered campers if they arrive early (before 3 pm).

Wow! We've been wanting to try this literally brand new RV park recently added by the Port of…read moreAnacortes, and we weren't disappointed. Featuring 25 full hookup sites, each professionally landscaped and with its own picnic table, the sites here are large, level, and you don't feel like you're right on top of your neighbors. Most of the sites were back-in, but there are a few pull-through sites too. The on-site bathroom is not only one of the nicest campground restrooms I've ever visited, it's one the nicest restrooms I've ever visited in general. There's also a small coin-op laundry area, utility sink, and even a water bottle filling area inside. The park was clean and quiet during our two night visit. It's also just a few minutes walk (or a level bike ride) to several restaurants and grocery stores. We will definitely be adding this to our regular weekend getaway rotation! I definitely recommend getting a reservation, as the park appeared completely full this weekend.