RV Rental Greenbank, WA

Greenbank truly encapsulates the personality of the great Pacific Northwest. The island is dominated by beautiful parks. Never more than a few miles from the Pacific coastline, anywhere you take your Greenbank camper rental will find you just a few minutes from the rocky shore.

Drive right down to the South Whidbey State Park for some beachfront panorama views of the misty Olympic Mountains across the sound. Swim or fish in the Admiralty Inlet under the shadows of one of America’s most beloved parks. Tree and nature lovers will love the opportunity to hike over three miles of trails beneath the park’s towering giants. Iconic and ancient Sitka spruce, Douglas fir, western hemlock and western red-cedar, including a 500-year-old cedar, stand tall over the park. Sheltered and unsheltered picnic areas in the 381-acre park make for the perfect day trip.

Looking for some more fun, then head over to Earth Sanctuary toward the southern half of the island. Aptly named, the nature preserve boasts over 70 acres of natural habitats and wildlife refuge. Through the park’s hiking trails, birdwatch the over 80 different species that live and breed in the sanctuary, including waterfowl, owls and eagles. The elegant sculpture garden at the sanctuary features unique eco-art that represents the area’s long and rich history and spirituality.

Continue to embrace nature at the Rhododendron State Park. Just north of Greenbank, the park features several picnicking areas to enjoy your lunch. Several trails run through the park and three different athletic fields and a playground assures there’s something fun to do for everybody.

When you rent a camper in Greenbank, choose from several campgrounds and parks to spend your night at. Rhododendron State Park offers a couple of sites with amenities such as picnic tables, fireplace rings, and fresh water. With its proximity to several trails and recreational fields, one can enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities.

Park your RV rental where hundreds of soldiers once stood guard a century ago at Fort Casey Historical State Park. Over a dozen sites welcome RVs up to 40-feet in length and offer partial water and electrical hookups. Several sites give you the opportunity to pull up right next to the beach and wake up to the sound of waves crashing against the shore. Close to the Keystone Ferry, it makes for an easy launching spot to visit Olympic National Park.

Just a short drive up the road in Coupeville, Fort Ebey State Park is one of the best destinations to spend the night in your Greenbank motorhome rental. The park has nearly a dozen sites that offer partial water and electrical hookups for your RV. Twenty-five miles of hiking and bike trails weave through the old fort, open fields decorated with flowers, dense woods, long beaches, and rocky cliffs entice you to come and explore.

From the first Native Americans to now, Greenbank and Whidbey Island have had a rich history of agriculture. Swing over to what was once the world's largest loganberry farm in the world. Not only will you have a chance to dine on some of the best loganberry pies, cheeses, and snacks in the world, take a leisurely stroll through the historic property’s many trails, art galleries, and demonstration garden.

Greenbank and Whidbey Island as a whole have had a long military history which will keep any history bluff excited bouncing between attractions. Visitors may even catch a glimpse of low-flying military jets from nearby Naval Air Station Whidbey Island.

Fort Ebey was built as a coastal defense fort during World War II and its concrete batteries, gun emplacements, and underground rooms make for a great photo and exploration opportunities for any history fan. Surfers can be seen riding the waves in the summer and para gliders fly over the inlet with the feint view of distant mountains. When the sun sets in the evening, an orange glow casts over the sound making a visual popular among photographers.

If it's a taste of the cool Washington air you are seeking, consider a travel trailer rental in Greenbank. Enjoy the local cuisine, watch a sunset, and take in the beautiful landscape. Rent an RV in Island County and explore the Evergreen State!