Rainbow's End RV Park

"Convenient location to everything. Owners are very nice and responsive. We felt very safe. Community restrooms and showers were very clean. They have full hookups. Free wi-fi and cable with password. Cute rv Park. Small picnic table at each site. The grounds need a little attention as the sites are gravel and have quite a few weeds. Our site was close to the hwy, so it was too noisy to enjoy sitting outside. We were gone every day anyway, so it wasn't a deal breaker. Not a place we would stay at just to camp. However, for our purposes, it was great! It was our second time there."

"The staff are the nicest, helpful and most caring people. I really can't say enough nice things about them! The park is nice with a pond that has fish and visiting ducks and lots of trees. There is a lot of open space for activities and a fenced in dog park on the property. There are some full time residents there who are very friendly and give the place a feeling of small town community. It is close to the highway so make your reservations early so you don't get the highway noise from the road and get a site away from the entrance."

"We stayed 2 weeks and would definitely return! Traffic in/near Sequim has gotten bad, so getting out of the driveway onto Hwy 101 was a hassle whenever we wanted to head into town but the camp host and other people at the RV Park were great and accommodation was excellent. Surprisingly, highway noise was almost always unnoticed. Would highly recommend. Nice small fenced doggie play area, and there is a larger unfenced green space with plenty of trees for shade and picnic tables."

"I had an injury after biking along the ODT and hobbled over to Rainbow’s End, only making it there a little after sundown. Despite the darkness and my lack of mobility, the park manager refused to let me camp at the site. He showed zero empathy and made no effort to aid me in my desperation. With no other option, I ended up sleeping by the road."

"Rainbow's End RV Park is a perfect park in many ways. The park is a mixture of long term residents and over night RV stays, so there isn't the constant pulling in and pulling out of RVs. The park is located between Port Townsend and Port Angeles and is close to the Olympic Discovery Trail for bike riding, to the lavender farms and to the Dungeness Spit. It's located right off route 101 so there is road noise which for us was white noise and great for sleeping. John and Jody manage the park well - bathrooms and laundry room are clean and they are very caring, supportive and helpful. The park is pretty with a rainbow trout pond, a pond fountain, green grass and flowers. We recommend this park and will definitely be back ourselves."