The best luxury RV camping in Mount Rainier

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You’ll know Mount Rainier National Park when you see it—the hulking volcano rises more than 14,000 feet above sea level, dominating the western Washington horizon for miles around. Glaciers cascade down the slopes, meeting deep green forests. The best part? This Northwest’s crown jewel sits just 65 miles from Seattle, making its summit the goal of many mountaineers and its location perfect for an easy weekend trip. Here you’ll find 473 camping sites scattered across three of the four quadrants of the park, including Cougar Rock in the southwest, Ohanapecosh in the southeast, and White River, in the northeast. In addition, 13 tent sites sit at the walk-in Mowich Lake campground to the northwest. Beyond that, numerous backcountry sites are scattered on and around the mountain.

89% (408)

Top-rated campgrounds

Whistlin' Jack's Outpost Lodge

2. Whistlin' Jack's Outpost and Lodge

75%
(4)
38 sites · RVs, Lodging · Naches, WA
Discover the charm of our campground, where every stay is tailored to create unforgettable memories. Nestled in a picturesque setting, our property offers a unique blend of tranquility and adventure, making it the perfect destination for everyone. Whether you’re planning a romantic escape with a loved one, an exciting camping adventure with friends, or a cozy cabin retreat with family, we have something special for you. For questions about Our campground features brand new hot tubs and comfortable mattresses throughout the property, ensuring you can unwind in style after a day of exploration. Enjoy the privacy of our spacious grounds, where you can immerse yourself in nature while still being close to nearby attractions. Explore stunning natural features, take a dip in refreshing swimming holes, or engage in a variety of outdoor activities. Plus, you’ll find delightful restaurants and charming shops just a short drive away, enhancing your stay with local flavors and experiences. Come and experience the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure at our campground!
Pets
Potable water
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from 
$45
 / night
APPLE TREE TENT SITE

3. APPLE TREE TENT SITE

96%
(79)
7 sites · Tents, RVs · Enumclaw, WA
Tent Camping We have an acre of land with an orchard, grapes, blueberries, raspberries, tons of flowers and peace and quiet except for some traffic on Veazie Cumberland Rd. There is a tree farm across the street from the campsite and a blueberry farm across Veazie. Picking time for blueberries is end of July into August. Deep lake is four miles from our house as well as Kanaskit State Park with a river. Mt Rainier is about 45 minutes away. Mt Peak, 1000 ft hike, is 4 miles toward Enumclaw from us. Learn more about this land: Tent camping.  100 feet from our home separate room with fridge, microwave and bathroom with cotton towels, individual hotel hand soap with shampoo and conditioner, two sinks, shower with a claw foot bath tub, seven foot long, bathroom might be shared with other guests. Cleaned after each persons use due to Covid 19 and just because we are really clean hosts.  Campsite faces a Christmas Tree Farm and cows in a field.  Blueberry Farm across the street.  Traffic noise as Veazie Cumberland is a main two lane road 100 feet from camp. Two parks within four miles. Four miles from the town of Enumclaw. 
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$38
 / night
Roots Collective Farm

6. Roots Collective Farm

89%
(9)
61 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Buckley, WA
Roots Collective Farm SPC is a Washington State registered Social Purpose Corporation dedicated to cultivating a vibrant, sustainable future through community-focused agriculture, education, and eco-conscious living. No not a bunch of hippies, were entrepreneurs, dedicated faith, family and love helping others. Our mission is rooted in more than just growing produce—we are committed to growing people. We operate a working farm and community campground where individuals can reconnect with nature, learn sustainable living skills, and participate in a cooperative, regenerative culture. Specifically, our social purposes include: Community Agriculture: To provide access to land, tools, and training for individuals to grow their own food and contribute to a resilient local food system. Campground & Retreat Space: To maintain a rustic, eco-friendly campground where guests can stay in mobile dwelling units (MDUs), including RVs, tiny homes, and tents, and engage with the land and community. Education & Empowerment: To offer workshops, mentorship, and hands-on training in sustainable agriculture, permaculture, small business skills, and homesteading. Small Business Incubation: To support emerging entrepreneurs—especially those from underserved communities—in launching farm-based or sustainability-focused microenterprises. Environmental Stewardship: To promote soil health, biodiversity, and regenerative farming practices that enhance the ecosystem while educating the public on environmental responsibility. Civic Engagement: To foster a culture of cooperation, leadership, and shared responsibility by involving campers, volunteers, and program participants in decision-making and community initiatives.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$89
 / night
The Original 100 Acre Farm

7. The Original 100 Acre Farm

82%
(17)
5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Cle Elum, WA
This is a destination for outdoor enthusiasts with many mountain trails for hiking, UTVs, ATVs, boating at lake Cle Elum, several golf courses in the area and visit historic Roslyn and sip some wine or have dinner at Suncadia. Also a great central location to headquarter to visit Seattle and Leavenworth for daytrips. Winter and summer activities, year-round in Cle Elum. A very private, peaceful RV park with 3 large RV-spaces, with water and 2 50amp and 1 30amp electrical hook-up. 3 fire pits and picnic tables, river trail down to Little Creek and Yakama River for float in/float out river tubing and fishing directly behind RV spaces. We have farm fresh eggs for sale and firewood bundles. Evening solar lights and festoon lighting in trees that allow for relaxing atmosphere. Spaces large enough for large busses and trailers for directly pull in in spaces #1 and #2. Space #3 is back-in only. Upon entry to property if you need to disconnect vehicle or trailers, there is a large space Southeast upon entry. Caretaker lives on site in the farmhouse. Pets are allowed on leash or off-leash under supervision. We have a 100-year old barn Airbnb barn cabin, if you need more space or you want to do private events with large yard for tents. Call or text Greg at 206-909-6996 for more information. Text for internet info.
Pets
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from 
$75
 / night
Airstream Glamping 2

8. Airstream Glamping 2

100%
(3)
1 site · Tent, RV · Maple Valley, WA
Welcome to our unique Airstream Glamping experience. Vintage charm meets modern adventure. Enjoy outdoor activities in a private common area with a big-screen TV, boulder fire pit, and top-notch barbecue. Book now for an unforgettable journey! The space Welcome to the epitome of Airstream glamping and outdoor adventure, conveniently located near Seattle! Our modern Airstream Glamping experience offers a luxurious twist to traditional camping, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature without sacrificing comfort. You'll find yourself in close proximity to hiking trails, mountain biking paths, kayaking spots, and skiing. Prepare to be amazed as you step inside your chic and stylishly designed Airstream Glamping accommodation. These modern airstreams have been thoughtfully curated to provide all the amenities you need for a memorable stay. From queen bed and fully-equipped facilities to contemporary touches, you'll experience the best of camping with a touch of sophistication. Our outdoor common area is the heart of the experience, perfect for both relaxation and excitement. Indulge in outdoor movie nights under the stars with our big-screen TV or unleash your inner chef using the high-end barbecue. Gather around the boulder gas fire pit to share stories and laughter, creating cherished memories that will last a lifetime. Guest access The Airstream #2 is located on the property behind two gates. The first gate has to be opened manually (just slide it to the left) The second gate is open. You can park your car next to Airstream #2 on the gravel driveway. The key box is located on the hammock post.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$149
 / night

You’ll know Mount Rainier National Park when you see it—the hulking volcano rises more than 14,000 feet above sea level, dominating the western Washington horizon for miles around. Glaciers cascade down the slopes, meeting deep green forests. The best part? This Northwest’s crown jewel sits just 65 miles from Seattle, making its summit the goal of many mountaineers and its location perfect for an easy weekend trip. Here you’ll find 473 camping sites scattered across three of the four quadrants of the park, including Cougar Rock in the southwest, Ohanapecosh in the southeast, and White River, in the northeast. In addition, 13 tent sites sit at the walk-in Mowich Lake campground to the northwest. Beyond that, numerous backcountry sites are scattered on and around the mountain.

89% (408)

Top-rated campgrounds

Whistlin' Jack's Outpost Lodge

2. Whistlin' Jack's Outpost and Lodge

75%
(4)
38 sites · RVs, Lodging · Naches, WA
Discover the charm of our campground, where every stay is tailored to create unforgettable memories. Nestled in a picturesque setting, our property offers a unique blend of tranquility and adventure, making it the perfect destination for everyone. Whether you’re planning a romantic escape with a loved one, an exciting camping adventure with friends, or a cozy cabin retreat with family, we have something special for you. For questions about Our campground features brand new hot tubs and comfortable mattresses throughout the property, ensuring you can unwind in style after a day of exploration. Enjoy the privacy of our spacious grounds, where you can immerse yourself in nature while still being close to nearby attractions. Explore stunning natural features, take a dip in refreshing swimming holes, or engage in a variety of outdoor activities. Plus, you’ll find delightful restaurants and charming shops just a short drive away, enhancing your stay with local flavors and experiences. Come and experience the perfect blend of relaxation and adventure at our campground!
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$45
 / night
APPLE TREE TENT SITE

3. APPLE TREE TENT SITE

96%
(79)
7 sites · Tents, RVs · Enumclaw, WA
Tent Camping We have an acre of land with an orchard, grapes, blueberries, raspberries, tons of flowers and peace and quiet except for some traffic on Veazie Cumberland Rd. There is a tree farm across the street from the campsite and a blueberry farm across Veazie. Picking time for blueberries is end of July into August. Deep lake is four miles from our house as well as Kanaskit State Park with a river. Mt Rainier is about 45 minutes away. Mt Peak, 1000 ft hike, is 4 miles toward Enumclaw from us. Learn more about this land: Tent camping.  100 feet from our home separate room with fridge, microwave and bathroom with cotton towels, individual hotel hand soap with shampoo and conditioner, two sinks, shower with a claw foot bath tub, seven foot long, bathroom might be shared with other guests. Cleaned after each persons use due to Covid 19 and just because we are really clean hosts.  Campsite faces a Christmas Tree Farm and cows in a field.  Blueberry Farm across the street.  Traffic noise as Veazie Cumberland is a main two lane road 100 feet from camp. Two parks within four miles. Four miles from the town of Enumclaw. 
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$38
 / night
Roots Collective Farm

6. Roots Collective Farm

89%
(9)
61 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Buckley, WA
Roots Collective Farm SPC is a Washington State registered Social Purpose Corporation dedicated to cultivating a vibrant, sustainable future through community-focused agriculture, education, and eco-conscious living. No not a bunch of hippies, were entrepreneurs, dedicated faith, family and love helping others. Our mission is rooted in more than just growing produce—we are committed to growing people. We operate a working farm and community campground where individuals can reconnect with nature, learn sustainable living skills, and participate in a cooperative, regenerative culture. Specifically, our social purposes include: Community Agriculture: To provide access to land, tools, and training for individuals to grow their own food and contribute to a resilient local food system. Campground & Retreat Space: To maintain a rustic, eco-friendly campground where guests can stay in mobile dwelling units (MDUs), including RVs, tiny homes, and tents, and engage with the land and community. Education & Empowerment: To offer workshops, mentorship, and hands-on training in sustainable agriculture, permaculture, small business skills, and homesteading. Small Business Incubation: To support emerging entrepreneurs—especially those from underserved communities—in launching farm-based or sustainability-focused microenterprises. Environmental Stewardship: To promote soil health, biodiversity, and regenerative farming practices that enhance the ecosystem while educating the public on environmental responsibility. Civic Engagement: To foster a culture of cooperation, leadership, and shared responsibility by involving campers, volunteers, and program participants in decision-making and community initiatives.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$89
 / night
The Original 100 Acre Farm

7. The Original 100 Acre Farm

82%
(17)
5 sites · Tents, RVs, Lodging · Cle Elum, WA
This is a destination for outdoor enthusiasts with many mountain trails for hiking, UTVs, ATVs, boating at lake Cle Elum, several golf courses in the area and visit historic Roslyn and sip some wine or have dinner at Suncadia. Also a great central location to headquarter to visit Seattle and Leavenworth for daytrips. Winter and summer activities, year-round in Cle Elum. A very private, peaceful RV park with 3 large RV-spaces, with water and 2 50amp and 1 30amp electrical hook-up. 3 fire pits and picnic tables, river trail down to Little Creek and Yakama River for float in/float out river tubing and fishing directly behind RV spaces. We have farm fresh eggs for sale and firewood bundles. Evening solar lights and festoon lighting in trees that allow for relaxing atmosphere. Spaces large enough for large busses and trailers for directly pull in in spaces #1 and #2. Space #3 is back-in only. Upon entry to property if you need to disconnect vehicle or trailers, there is a large space Southeast upon entry. Caretaker lives on site in the farmhouse. Pets are allowed on leash or off-leash under supervision. We have a 100-year old barn Airbnb barn cabin, if you need more space or you want to do private events with large yard for tents. Call or text Greg at 206-909-6996 for more information. Text for internet info.
Pets
Potable water
Toilets
from 
$75
 / night
Airstream Glamping 2

8. Airstream Glamping 2

100%
(3)
1 site · Tent, RV · Maple Valley, WA
Welcome to our unique Airstream Glamping experience. Vintage charm meets modern adventure. Enjoy outdoor activities in a private common area with a big-screen TV, boulder fire pit, and top-notch barbecue. Book now for an unforgettable journey! The space Welcome to the epitome of Airstream glamping and outdoor adventure, conveniently located near Seattle! Our modern Airstream Glamping experience offers a luxurious twist to traditional camping, allowing you to immerse yourself in nature without sacrificing comfort. You'll find yourself in close proximity to hiking trails, mountain biking paths, kayaking spots, and skiing. Prepare to be amazed as you step inside your chic and stylishly designed Airstream Glamping accommodation. These modern airstreams have been thoughtfully curated to provide all the amenities you need for a memorable stay. From queen bed and fully-equipped facilities to contemporary touches, you'll experience the best of camping with a touch of sophistication. Our outdoor common area is the heart of the experience, perfect for both relaxation and excitement. Indulge in outdoor movie nights under the stars with our big-screen TV or unleash your inner chef using the high-end barbecue. Gather around the boulder gas fire pit to share stories and laughter, creating cherished memories that will last a lifetime. Guest access The Airstream #2 is located on the property behind two gates. The first gate has to be opened manually (just slide it to the left) The second gate is open. You can park your car next to Airstream #2 on the gravel driveway. The key box is located on the hammock post.
Potable water
Toilets
Campfires
from 
$149
 / night

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The best luxury RV camping in Mount Rainier guide

Notable campgrounds

  • Best for a wilderness experience: Mowich Lake
  • Best for old growth trees: Ohanapecosh
  • Best for groups: Cougar Rock

Tips for snagging a campsite

  1. Though RVs are allowed to park at Cougar Rock, Ohanapecosh, and White River campgrounds, they have no electrical, water, or grey water hookups.
  2. Each campsite is limited to a maximum of two vehicles, two tents, and/or six campers. Most campsites are big enough for only one tent and up to four people.
  3. Campsites at Cougar Rock, Ohanapecosh, and White River campgrounds can all be booked in advance online, with availability opening on a six-month rolling basis. The sites at Mowich Lake are available only on a first-come, first-served basis

When to go

Mount Rainier National Park is open year-round, though heavy winter snow typically closes all but the Nisqually Entrance. At this time, roads at higher elevations may be closed or require snow chains or winter tires to access. July and August are busy times, when popular parking lots and entrances come with long waits. Aim for a mid-week visit, or go during the late spring or early fall to beat the crowds.

Know before you go

  • The visitor center at the Longmire Museum is open year-round, while the Henry M. Jackson Memorial Visitor Center at Paradise closes on winter weekdays. The Ohanapecosh Visitor Center and Sunrise Visitor Center are open in summer.
  • When making a summer visit, try to arrive early (before 10am) or later in the day (after 2:30pm) to avoid peak crowds and wait times.
  • Concessions are sold at Longmire, Paradise, and Sunrise. You can also stock up in the nearby towns of Ashford and Packwood.
  • Cell service is unreliable in Mount Rainier National Park, but there is wifi in the Jackson Visitor Center at Paradise. 

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