RV PARK RECOMMENDATIONS?

[Kober]

Planning a trip next month from Tucson to Seattle via HWY 395. Looking for RV Park recommendations along the way. Traveling with the wife, 2 dogs and a 40 ft toyhauler carrying 2 large motorcycles (for exploring)

[ORbiker]

Seattle is not the most traffic friendly place. I-5 either around Portland north. I stay as far away from I-5 as I can so I can enjoy this beautiful country. All freeways for that mater.

395 goes to John Day.The John Day fairgrounds is a good place to stay and ride around the area. The NE corner of Oregon caters to motorcycles. The roads are great. I have ridden over there for many Memorial Weekend riding. I have extended my rides over there to a week before I got our 380TH. I took it and the bike over there for a week a few years ago. I never get tired of all the riding. Scenery is great too.





Mt Rainier NP and Mt St Helen are sights to see in Washington. Leavenworth, Wa. too.

[Edd505]

Pick your route & pick your park

http://www.rvparkreviews.com/

[RedRollingRoadb]

Janss wrote:
If you go up 97:
Maryhill State Park (WA) or Peach Beach RV Park right next door...on the Columbia River.

And the Maryhill Museum nearby if your into that.

[RedRollingRoadb]

Collier State Park and Logging Museum little north of Chiliquin, OR. Also good jump off for a day trip to Crater Lake.

La Pine State Park good for Newberry Crater Valcono, lava caves.

Tumalo State Park in the Bend area.

[Janss]

If you go up 97:
Maryhill State Park (WA) or Peach Beach RV Park right next door...on the Columbia River.

[Kober]

Janss wrote:
Assuming you want hookups, not boondocking...
Boulder Creek RV Park - Lone Pine
Bishop Fairgrounds RV Park - Bishop
Mammoth Mountain RV Park - Mammoth Lakes
Mono Vista RV Park - Lee Vining
Gold Dust West (Casino) RV Park - Carson City
Sparks Marina RV Park - Reno/Sparks
Days End RV Park - Standish
Likely Place Golf & RV Resort - Likely

....to name a few. This just gets you up to Oregon.

How far north on 395? What route will you take over to Seattle?

We're still in the planning stage. I'm thinking of spending a few days in the Seattle area, park the RV and ride the bikes across the border to Canada, so, maybe Bend, pick up 97 through Yakima ...

[Janss]

Assuming you want hookups, not boondocking...
Boulder Creek RV Park - Lone Pine
Bishop Fairgrounds RV Park - Bishop
Mammoth Mountain RV Park - Mammoth Lakes
Mono Vista RV Park - Lee Vining
Gold Dust West (Casino) RV Park - Carson City
Sparks Marina RV Park - Reno/Sparks
Days End RV Park - Standish
Likely Place Golf & RV Resort - Likely

....to name a few. This just gets you up to Oregon.

How far north on 395? What route will you take over to Seattle?

[MarkTwain]

Kober wrote:
Planning a trip next month from Tucson to Seattle via HWY 395. Looking for RV Park recommendations along the way. Traveling with the wife, 2 dogs and a 40 ft toyhauler carrying 2 large motorcycles (for exploring)

Just go to Good Sam RV Parks application. Figure how far you want to approx. travel each day, then select a town along your way. Then put in the town and GS will list all the RV parks in that area.