The summer rush has cleared out as children are back to school and the heatwave has died down leaving a cool, misty breeze in its wake.
As the leaves on the trees turn away from their green crisp color, to the more earthy tones of red, yellow, and orange we can find peace, tranquility, and lots of fun to be had in the great outdoors.

While traveling through the Northern Pacific Region of the United States looking for a great place to stop the RV and rest your head for a while, turn to the great state of Washington. You won’t find George Washington there, but you will find some amazing camping and RV spots to stop and enjoy the great outdoors.

There are five regions to choose from, each with there own unique landscape for you to explore. From the coastal region where you will find the Pacific Ocean, to the Puget Lowlands which boasts hills and water. There is also the Cascade Range, the Columbia Plateau, and the Rocky Mountain Region.
Some of the best camping that you will find in any state throughout the United States are the campgrounds that are run by the states themselves and Washington State has some beautiful selections.

With a diverse set of amenities that varies from one campground to the next and loads of hiking and outdoor activities to entertain every camper to their hearts delight these campgrounds are run by the state so you can trust that they are well maintained.

Government funding ensures that they are up to code regarding safety and cleanliness and since they are civilian servants the staff that work at each location are pleasant, reliable, and knowledgeable regarding the park and surrounding areas.

While there are many to choose from that offer different amenities the list provided below is just a small sampling of their offerings. Reservations can be made on the internet or by phone.

• Bay View State Park (https://parks.state.wa.us/473/Bay-View)
• Camano Island State Park
• Deception Pass State Park (https://parks.state.wa.us/497/Deception-Pass)
• Grayland Beach State Park
• Lake Chelan State Park (https://www.lakechelan.com/stay/camping/)
• Lincoln Rock State Park
• Paradise Point State Park (https://www.yelp.com/biz/paradise-point-state-park-ridgefield)
• Rainbow Falls State Park
• Schafer State Park
• Steamboat Rock State Park
• Wanapum State Park

These parks are only a small selection for the RV or camping trip that you wish to take during the Autumn season.

So, get out there and reconnect with nature by taking a trip, your mind, heart, and body will feel replenished from the fresh air, campfires, and simplicity that life offers while camping. Peace and harmony await you as the great outdoors calls.

Be sure to bring your camera, pack well, and be prepared for the adventure of your life. The big, great state of Washington has a lot to offer the camper or RV traveler. Who knows what you will find at the next turn in the road, or on the next trail you hike.