Seasonals / Annuals in PNW?

They're big states.. are you looking on the ocean?

We live in near Portland, so the closer to Portland, the better. But I'm just curious about any that are available... in the Midwest seasonals are very popular. That doesn't appear to be the case here.

If you want coastal-Columbia River, maybe this. Decent park, good location with seasonal sites and rates....Kampers West.

I don't understand what's meant by "seasonal or annual"- are you just looking for places that reduce nightly rates in the winter? I'm sure you're already aware that your beautiful State does that in its State Parks...

Or are you looking for something semipermanent for the winter?

Francesca Knowles wrote:
I don't understand what's meant by "seasonal or annual"- are you just looking for places that reduce nightly rates in the winter? I'm sure you're already aware that your beautiful State does that in its State Parks...

Or are you looking for something semipermanent for the winter?

Sorry, regional term I guess. I'm looking for something semi-permanent, but actually more for summer than winter. Some places will offer a seasonal (often in the Midwest it's May - September or October) rate. Often there is a stipulation about how often you can be there (10 days per month, etc.) so that folks don't move there.

downtheroad wrote:
If you want coastal-Columbia River, maybe this. Decent park, good location with seasonal sites and rates....Kampers West.

Thanks! I am familiar with this park, didn't know they offered seasonals. I will check this one out!

I checked with Kampers West - they have both seasonal and annual rates:

Annual monthly rates are $450 per month. Seasonal rates May through September are $550 per month. October through April rates are $450 per month. Rates are for full hookups which include water, sewer, electricity, and cable. The monthly rates are for two people, one rv, and one vehicle.