Best RV Parks & Resorts near Bremerton, WA
Just 30 minutes from the ferry terminal, Bremerton has several good RV parks with sites that can handle different sized rigs. Most campgrounds in the area provide water, sewer, and electrical connections for campers. You'll find pull-through sites at places like Illahee State Park and Bremerton RV Park, which helps when you're driving a bigger motorhome or towing a trailer. The camping areas typically have concrete or gravel pads that are fairly level, with some accommodating RVs up to 45 feet. Electrical hookups come in both 30-amp and 50-amp options depending on which campground you choose. Dump stations are available at most parks if you're staying at a site without full hookups. Many of the more developed campgrounds have full hookup sites with water, sewer and power right at your pad. The roads to most Bremerton camping areas are in good shape and wide enough for larger rigs without scraping branches. Most parks have rules about when you can run generators - usually between 8am and 8pm. Your typical site comes with a fire ring and picnic table next to where you park. Length limits change from park to park, so it's worth calling ahead to make sure your rig will fit. While you get the convenience of hookups, you're still close to the water and woods that make this part of Washington nice. If you're planning to camp in summer, book at least 3-4 months ahead since spots fill quickly. From most RV parks, you can easily drive to downtown Bremerton, the naval shipyard, or take day trips to Olympic National Park.
