RV rental Lacey, WA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

When you reserve a Lacey RV rental, you’ll be within easy driving distance of multiple state and national parks. The whole surrounding area is home to a fantastic selection of natural wonders, rugged landscapes, and famous landmarks. Mount Rainier itself is visible from the city and you can reach the famous Mount Rainier National Park in less than a 90-minute drive in your Lacey luxury RV rental. Mount Rainier is a glaciated active volcano, spawning five major rivers with a summit over 14,400 feet above sea level. Thousands of climbers per year make the grueling summit climb, which includes an eight-mile section with a vertical elevation over 9,000 feet. If this doesn’t sound like your idea of a relaxing vacation, no worries, there are plenty of other activities and sights to see in this magnificent park. Hiking is extremely popular with over 260 miles of maintained trails alone. Discover forests, lakes, and meadows with a wide range of trails that are suited to all levels and abilities. Go boating on Mowich Lake, the park's largest and deepest lake, or cycle the park's scenic roads. For breathtaking views of Mount Rainier, drive up to the Sunrise Area, the highest part of the park that is accessible to vehicles, at an altitude of 6,400 feet. Sunrise is also home to an excellent trail system and one of the park's many visitor centers. Just under an hour's drive in your Lacey camper rental brings you to Tiger Mountain State Forest, one of the area's most popular forests. The forest borders the city of Issaquah, near I-90. Its 13,700 acres incorporate the West Tiger Mountain Natural Resources Conservation Area, where you can visit old-growth forest, talus caves, and see uniquely shaped terrain from the glaciers that once dominated the area. In the Issaquah area alone, there are over 150 miles of hiking trails, as well as plenty of biking trails. The forest habitat is important to the conservation of many local animals such as elk, cougars, and the pygmy owl. Visit the High Point Trailhead for an easily accessible interpretive short loop trail, or go all out for the summit of Tiger Peak One that stands at almost 3,000 feet. You'll find Olallie State Park, also known as Twin Falls State Park less than an hour and a half away in your Lacey RV rental. This forested, day-use park is famous for its waterfalls and the Twin Falls Trail is one of the Seattle area's most popular hikes. The 2.5-mile round trip takes you through some of the park's most stunning scenery right up to the waterfalls. This approximately 2,300-acre park is a great place to relax with its six miles of moderate grade hiking trails. You can also try out some of the area's most accessible rock climbing at Deception Crags. Fishing and whitewater rafting are popular activities on the park's Snoqualmie River. Those thinking about trying a longer hike can access the Iron Horse State Park Trail from the park itself. There are plenty of other parks all well worth a visit in the surrounding area, so hit the road in your Lacey motorhome rental and get exploring.