so here we are wondering where we can take our new to us fifth wheel camping around our great state of Washington, here's some information that might help, out fifth wheel is a 2007 forest river all american sport toy hauler and its 38 feet long, our previous rig was a 32 foot motor home, but now with the truck and trailer combination we are not sure where we can get into, so we are reaching out to the experts that have close to the combination of truck and trailer length, and are asking where you have camped at, remember I am a novice at towing and backing the trailer but time and experience will come later, so lets start with some easy places for us to get into, thanks in advance.

Beautiful park..lots of huge pull throughs. Take your bicycles.. ....Wenatchee Confluence State Park...LINK

Before taking on the CG trees you might want to try an empty carpark & some cones. Crushing cones is much cheaper than what a tree will do.

Conconully state park is a great place to go, right by the lake, fishing is good and the park has easy back ins for long combos. pull right out, go around the circle and you are on your way out.

I-5 rest areas.OK just joking...Likely to get a bunch of responses. If you don't, google maps be your friend. You can see on the rigs your size your in business at different places. I am wondering if anybody has a complete list of locations and max size? Subscribed

wirenutz wrote:so here we are wondering where we can take our new to us fifth wheel camping around our great state of Washington, here's some information that might help, out fifth wheel is a 2007 forest river all american sport toy hauler and its 38 feet long, our previous rig was a 32 foot motor home, but now with the truck and trailer combination we are not sure where we can get into, so we are reaching out to the experts that have close to the combination of truck and trailer length, and are asking where you have camped at, remember I am a novice at towing and backing the trailer but time and experience will come later, so lets start with some easy places for us to get into, thanks in advance.Grayland Beach SP is a great park that is big rig friendly.

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downtheroad
Explorer
Jul 27, 2013
Beautiful park..lots of huge pull throughs. Take your bicycles.. ....Wenatchee Confluence State Park...LINK
Veebyes
Explorer II
Jul 27, 2013
Before taking on the CG trees you might want to try an empty carpark & some cones. Crushing cones is much cheaper than what a tree will do.
Tom_Barb
Explorer
Jul 27, 2013
Conconully state park is a great place to go, right by the lake, fishing is good and the park has easy back ins for long combos. pull right out, go around the circle and you are on your way out.
path1
Explorer
Jul 27, 2013
I-5 rest areas.

OK just joking...Likely to get a bunch of responses. If you don't, google maps be your friend. You can see on the rigs your size your in business at different places. I am wondering if anybody has a complete list of locations and max size? Subscribed
turbopilot51
Explorer
Jul 27, 2013
wirenutz wrote:
so here we are wondering where we can take our new to us fifth wheel camping around our great state of Washington, here's some information that might help, out fifth wheel is a 2007 forest river all american sport toy hauler and its 38 feet long, our previous rig was a 32 foot motor home, but now with the truck and trailer combination we are not sure where we can get into, so we are reaching out to the experts that have close to the combination of truck and trailer length, and are asking where you have camped at, remember I am a novice at towing and backing the trailer but time and experience will come later, so lets start with some easy places for us to get into, thanks in advance.

Grayland Beach SP is a great park that is big rig friendly.
kalynzoo
Explorer
Jul 27, 2013
We have enjoyed a few stays at Rest-A-While RV park on the Hood Canal on the 101. Very rustic but truly relaxing with a beautiful view. Nice basecamp.
crabbin_cabin
Explorer II
Jul 27, 2013
Dosewalips State Park just a bit north of Olympia on 101 has lots of room for you. We were there the week of /and over July 4.
wirenutz
Explorer
Jul 27, 2013
path1 wrote:
I-5 rest areas.

OK just joking...Likely to get a bunch of responses. If you don't, google maps be your friend. You can see on the rigs your size your in business at different places. I am wondering if anybody has a complete list of locations and max size? Subscribed

lol thats great, but your goggle earth comment makes sense, thanks
grampachet
Explorer
Jul 27, 2013
Silver cove resort on Silver lake. Tons of room, great fishing, close to mt saint Helens. Very easy in and out!
Roy_Lynne
Explorer
Jul 28, 2013
It takes some doing but if you go into the Reservation section it will show you a site description and the length of the site. Most parks on the East side have nice long spaces, but most on the west side you have to go thru each listing to find one to fit. Seems to me that Grayland has some for long rigs.

Also not sure you know this but Washington State offers seniors a really good deal for off season camping. I think it costs $50 bucks, but then the nightly rate is like $8 a night so we do most of our camping in the winter when its cool but cheap. LOL