Rainbows End RV Park

We spend a week at Rainbow's End RV Park in June 2023.  Smaller park with close together sites and narrow roads, but they were manageable. Friendly staff, clean restrooms and a neat park.  Nicely kept up.  None of the long term sites were messy or distracting.  Easy in and out.  Right off US-101 but out of town enough that road noise was not an issue.  Gravel sites were fairly level and close together.  Community campfire ring in the wooded area behind the pull through sites.  Dumpster was easy to get to and the area was clean.  

The park has a mixture of long-term residents and overnight RV stays, thus the park is peaceful without the constant in and out of RVs. It is located between Port Townsend and Port Angeles, close to the Olympic discovery trail for bike riding,  the lavender fields,  and the dungeness spit. It also offers access to the Olympic national park at the Hurricane Ridge area. It is right off of route 101 so there is road noise which we found as white noise and very supportive of a good night's rest. Jody and John manage the park well. They care about their guests and are very helpful and kind. The bathrooms and laundry room are clean. The park is pretty with a rainbow trout pond, a pond fountain, green grass and flowers. We recommend this park and will stay again when back in the area.

A nice quiet park with easy access to Sequim, Olympic National Park and Lavender farms. The spaces are small but the park is nicely kept. Friendly and helpful staff. 

Due to state want a costly update

Stayed here in Aug 2020 @ $331.50 per week including tax.  This is an older park with very, very tight sites.  Most sites you will not be able to extend your awning.  Water, elec, sewer & cable were all good.  WiFi bounced badly in the afternoon/evening hours.  The park has a beautifully well kept grounds and small pond with ducks and fish.  Lots of road noise from 101,  along with residents barking dogs.  Two host (1 very friendly) along with owner will assist you both in or out of site.  Will not return, not worth $47 per day.

Mostly longer term rvs but we got a back in site for our 19 travel trailer. WiFi good in the morning, not so good in the evening. Nice clean spacious toilets and showers (afaik for men). Near road but we heard no noise over night. Really tight spaces. We 30 amp.

From the time I called to make a reservation for that day to the time we checked in, we received friendly & helpful service, including a ferry brochure & personally taken to our shaded, grassy perfectly sized campsite for our 24' Navion w/o a tow vehicle. Granted it is a small RV campground & better suited for small trailers & RVs. Brand new showers & clean restrooms & laundry room. Located on Highway 101 so easy access but some noise, too. 

Nice folks at the front desk, all spaces and the park are very small - tough to navigate with a large rig.  

It's clean and tidy, front desk was super nice, but a little cramped feeling, not much within walking distance, most of the RVs there were long term, all and all a nice place to stay, just not what you would say has that "destination" feeling most want, But definitely better than some

This is a nice relaxing and fairly quiet RV park right on 101. It has a nice small pond in the middle with chairs to sit in which it is a nice way to spend a relaxing afternoon. They are very pet friendly they have a nice fenced in area with grass a small wading pool and toys for dogs to play with. The only negative I found was that there pull through sites are a little short. You still have to disconnect your tow vehicle, but still a nice place