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Kingston was founded in 1853 and was originally known as Appletree Cove. When you book an RV in Kingston, you’ll have easy access to the Puget Sound, the Olympic Peninsula, and one of Washington’s largest cities, Seattle. The town of Kingston was founded thanks to the lumber industry and was known as the northern gateway into the Olympic Peninsula.

As time passes, Kingston slowly became more of a tourist’s destination and less of a lumber industrial city. Some of the early settlers in the town had high hopes of expanding Kingston into a popular tourist destination. After you rent an RV and explore the area, it will be apparent that their hopes came true. Modern-day Kingston is a major ferry port to connect the peninsula to the mainland, thanks to the Edmonds-Kingston Ferry. Because of this ferry, it is possible to easily visit Edmonds, Tacoma, Everett, and more.

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The Great Outdoors

Seattle is known as the Emerald City because it is so green, and this is also true for many cities and areas in this region of the country. Kingston doesn’t compare in size to Seattle, but it is still possible to access many of the amazing outdoor destinations without all the big city traffic.

The nearest outdoor destination to Kingston is the Puget Sound, which the city borders. This large body of water is massive, and it eventually connects to the Pacific Ocean to the west of Kingston. There are many ferries that use the Puget Sound to shuttle passengers, so when you have a motorhome rental from Kingston, be sure to check out the schedules to expand your visit. It is possible to swim in the Puget Sound, and boats and other watercrafts are also allowed.

The Puget Sound is also home to the San Juan Islands, which should be high on the itinerary for those seeking to watch whales. The San Juan Islands can be accessed using a ferry, and even if it isn’t whale watching season, the islands themselves still offer gorgeous landscapes. There are many beaches to explore, whether you want to look for shellfish or just enjoy the sand, and during the right times of year, many whales pass through the islands during their migration.

Perhaps the purpose of your RV rental isn’t to explore the water in the area, but rather the land, and if so then the Olympic National Park is a great destination. This behemoth of a park is to the west of Kingston and encompasses nearly the entire Olympic Peninsula. Within the park are the Olympic Mountains, and many of the peaks can be driven to in your luxury RV rental from Kingston. From the top of these mountains, the views are unparalleled, and on a clear day, there is a chance to see Canada to the north over the water.

RV Parks

Camping is extremely popular in this part of the Pacific Northwest, which means you’ll have plenty of RV park options when you rent a motorhome from Kingston. In nearly every direction that is driveable you’ll run into an RV park in less than an hour. One of the nearest, and definitely a more unique, option is the Far Bainbridge Park south of Kingston. This RV park borders the Puget Sound and has over 1,400 feet of shoreline for guests to use. The park has standard hookup options for guests, with both pull through and back in sites. There is also a small convenience store that sells propane, food, and fuel on location for ultimate convenience.

In the opposite direction, northwest from Kingston, there are many RV parks along the main highway in the area. These RV parks are a convenient way to make your way further into the Olympic Peninsula, and many of them share similar views of the Puget Sound. Between these RV parks, there are various amenities, as some of them have perks like onsite pools while others offer bathrooms, showers, and laundry facilities.

Exploring the City

Kingston RV rentals by owner are a convenient way to explore the area, but be sure to explore Kingston itself before you hit the road. This small town has grown a lot since its early settlement days as a lumber mill, and as it has grown, it has adapted to become a delightful tourist destination. One of the main conveniences in town is the Edmonds-Kingston Ferry, which connects the town of Kingston with the mainland with a short ferry ride across the Puget Sound. This ride is worth taking even just for fun since it gives a unique view of the Puget Sound and Kingston.

Near to the ferry, launching point is the Saltair Beach Park. This park combines a small green space with a large public beach and is one of the most convenient ways to enjoy the Puget Sound when you are in Kingston. Near to this beach park, there are many restaurants to enjoy, including bakeries, American, seafood options, Italian restaurants, and even a few Japanese style establishments.

For a more active visit, the White Horse Golf Club is only a short drive south. This golf course borders the North Kitsap Heritage Park, and whether or not playing a round of golf is part of your itinerary; the nearby heritage park will offer similar views and exercise opportunities. When you have a camper rental from Kingston, there are many things to do, both indoors and out. So whether you plan to spend your time enjoying the great outdoors, eating freshly caught seafood, or driving along highways surrounded by vibrant green trees, it’s hard to go wrong with a visit to the Pacific Northwest.

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