Where Park 36ft RV To Access DT Seattle
We were hoping to spend about 3 days to explore Seattle = check out Pikes Market, some of the terminals at the water front, maybe even do some fishing and just generally get a bit of a feel for Seattl...
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No place around Seattle allows camping in their parking lot overnight.......believe there are county ordinances.
Kent KOA would work for you as well as Lake Pleasant, a nice park. Seattle traffic is notorious for long delays so patience will be a must. The two parks in Issaquah are both large paved parking lots and almost on top of the freeway so there is constant traffic noise.
Wish we had better news for you - Seattle is not RV friendly even when trying to stay just outside............ I'd vote Kent KOA for closer and Lake Pleasant for nicer and quieter. Either one will require fighting traffic even on public transportation. Good luck -it really IS an amazing city.
Kent KOA would work for you as well as Lake Pleasant, a nice park. Seattle traffic is notorious for long delays so patience will be a must. The two parks in Issaquah are both large paved parking lots and almost on top of the freeway so there is constant traffic noise.
Wish we had better news for you - Seattle is not RV friendly even when trying to stay just outside............ I'd vote Kent KOA for closer and Lake Pleasant for nicer and quieter. Either one will require fighting traffic even on public transportation. Good luck -it really IS an amazing city.
