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

When you first pick up your Longview RV rental, you might be wondering what sorts of places you can venture off to and find with it. Washington is a very nature-centric state so there are more options than you could possibly imagine. Seaquest State Park is a smaller park to the northeast, with several miles of hiking trails. Guests enjoy going for picnics at Seaquest State Park, as well as birdwatching, fishing, or swimming in Silver Lake. There is a great campground near the lake where you can stay with your Longview RV rental and a visitor center with a wealth of information about Mount Saint Helens. Speaking of Mount Saint Helens, the Mount Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument is about 30 miles east of Seaquest State Park and is home to the ill-fated remnants of the infamous volcano that exploded back in 1980. The monument has an observatory from which you can see the ancient volcano and the massive crater on top of it. You can also climb the dormant volcano or hike through the thick evergreen forests. Cape Disappointment State Park sports an unusual name for sure, but there is nothing at the park that will disappoint you aside from leaving it. The park has gently rolling hills, small lakes to hike to and around, old growth forest, and miles of coastline. The tidal saltwater marshes hold many different species of wildlife and there is a lovely old lighthouse on the beach that you can tour. Be sure to stay at least a night at the coastal campground with your Longview RV rental by owner. Leadbetter Point State Park is yet another incredible state park on the Pacific coast, with white sand beaches and open views of the ocean. People enjoy beachcombing, collecting seashells, observing wildlife, birdwatching, hiking, fishing, boating, swimming, or simply watching the sunset over the water while at Leadbetter Point.