Rainbows End RV Park

I would never recommend this RV Park to anyone. They promised when I spoke on the phone to put us next to our friends we were traveling with so we could visit. We arrived to find we were separated with an unacceptable excuse. The ground we had to travel to our friend's RV was uneven and a miserable trek. The spot we had was uneven and had zero space to put chairs or a table to eat at. Do not let the map fool you. There is zero to none space between sites - you are right on top of each other with very little privacy. The grounds were unkept and need maintenance.

Stayed here for a week. Staff helped us position properly in our spot. Pretty level, gravel site with so-so water pressure. Park itself is small and peaceful but Hwy 101 noise is loud and non-stop. About 30 min to Ports Angeles and Townsend and an hour to Hurricane Ridge visitor center. Shopping and grocery within 10 min. Able to stream with WiFi.

Price reflects FHU, pull-thru site with GS discount. We were met at the office by hosts who worked hard to make our stay the best. Sites are tight but they got us in. We parked our car in a designated space a short distance away. Laundry was clean and appliances all worked well. Cute duck pond, an excellent dog walk area & fenced dog park and lots of flowers everywhere added to ambiance. Traffic noise from 101 was the only issue, but it didn't cost us sleep. Campground wi-fi was adequate but we were happy with our own excellent AT&T and moderate Verizon coverage. Only a couple miles from direct access to the Olympic Discovery Trail for biking, lots of other things to do in area, as well as close to services in nearby Sequim. We'd love to stay again when in the area.

The Rainbows End RV Park is a wonderful small no-frills, old-school private RV park. It's a little tight, so make sure to let them know if you have a big rig so they put you in an appropriate spot. The park is very well maintained and cute. A ducky pond, a wonderful dog park where even large dogs can get a good run, clean facilities, and a super friendly staff. Good solid connectivity too -- wifi is weak, but cell signals are strong enough for internet.

Despite its not-so-great location right along the 101 (noisy, no hikes or trails in and out of the park), it is definitely well suited for day trips into the Olympic National Forest (Hurricane Ridge, Dungeness State Park, etc.) and eastwards to Sequim or further to Port Townsend.