RV Campgrounds Near Shoreline, WA With Full Hookups
Shoreline has no RV park of its own, so the nearest full hookups are Twin Cedars RV Park, about ten minutes north on Highway 99 in Lynnwood, and Lake Pleasant RV Park in Bothell, about fifteen minutes up the Bothell-Everett Highway at $72 a night. Twin Cedars posts no nightly rate at all, which makes Lake Pleasant, with 184 sites and 30 and 50 amp service, the closest park where you can book a single night with a known price.
Go further and the choices fork. North on Highway 99, Maple Grove in Everett is a tidy highway park at $65.50. On the eastside, the Bellevue and Issaquah parks trade drive time for extras: an indoor pool at Trailer Inns, a lake beach at Vasa Park. Cheapest once tax is counted is Eagle Tree in Poulsbo at $49, but it sits across Puget Sound, and getting there means the ferry.
Our picks
- Shortest drive from Shoreline: Twin Cedars RV Park. About ten minutes north in Lynnwood, with 30 and 50 amp full hookups, Wi-Fi and laundry. No nightly rate is published, so call before counting on a single night.
- A 40-foot coach with slide-outs: Maple Grove RV Resort. 55-foot pull-throughs on concrete pads at $75.50 a night, or $65.50 for a back-in, with water, sewer and garbage included.
- Indoor pool and sauna: Trailer Inns RV Park. A heated indoor pool, indoor hot tubs, a dry sauna and a game room, with small back-ins from $48 before Bellevue's 14.5% tax and $2.50 nightly fee. Rigs are capped at 45 feet.
- Lowest price after tax, if a ferry is fine: Eagle Tree RV Park. $49 a night with tax already included, on wooded sites with 30 and 50 amp service, reached by the Edmonds to Kingston ferry.
At a glance
| Option | Nightly Rate | Address | Electric Service | RV Sites | Amenities |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $72source | 24025 Bothell Everett Hwy, Bothell, WA 98021source | 30 & 50 ampsource | 184source | Free Wi-Fi, Picnic tables, Pull-through sites, Paved sites, Cable TV, Dog park, Playground, Trails, Fishing, Dump station, Laundry, Showers, Restroomssource | |
| $65.5source | 12417 Hwy 99, Everett, WA 98204source | 30 & 50 ampsource | 87source | Free Wi-Fi, Cable TV, Pull-through sites, Laundry, Showers, Restroomssource | |
| $48source | 15531 SE 37th Street, Bellevue, WA 98006source | 30 & 50 ampsource | Laundry, Showers, Restrooms, Clubhouse, Pool, Hot tub, Sauna, Playground, Free Wi-Fi, Propanesource | ||
| $78source | 650 1st Ave NE, Issaquah, WA 98027source | 30 & 50 ampsource | 56source | Pull-through sites, Free Wi-Fi, Laundry, Restrooms, Showers, Playgroundsource | |
| $49source | 16280 State Hwy 305, Poulsbo, WA 98370source | 30 & 50 ampsource | 88source | Clubhouse, Laundry, Propane, Pull-through sites, Restrooms, Showers, Free Wi-Fi, Cable TVsource | |
| 3560 W Lake Sammamish Pkwy SE, Bellevue, WA 98008source | 30 ampsource | 15source | Free Wi-Fi, Picnic tables, Dog park, Camp store, Playground, Boat launch, Dump station, Laundry, Showers, Restroomssource | ||
| 9002 302nd Ave SE, Issaquah, WA 98027source | 30 & 50 ampsource | 60source | Pull-through sites, Cable TV, Restrooms, Showers, Laundry, Clubhouse, Picnic tables, Paved sitessource | ||
| 17826 Washington 99, Lynnwood, WA 98037source | 30 & 50 ampsource | 70source | Free Wi-Fi, Pull-through sites, Cable TV, Laundry, Showers, Restroomssource |
Comparing nightly rates after tax
Each rate is the park's lowest full-hookup site, and the parks quote them differently. Eagle Tree's $49 already includes tax. Trailer Inns' $48 does not: add Bellevue's 14.5% tax and the $2.50 tourism fee and it costs more than Eagle Tree. Lake Pleasant's $72 and Issaquah Village's $78 are also before tax, and Issaquah Village adds a 12% guest tax plus 3% on cards.
At Maple Grove the table shows the $65.50 back-in; a pull-through is $10 more. At Trailer Inns, $48 buys a small back-in that takes a 25-foot rig, not a big coach.
Parks built for weekly and monthly stays
Three of the eight post no nightly price, and each leans toward long stays. Vasa Park Resort books short stays through Campspot and quotes $2,250 to $3,500 a month for a full-hookup site. Blue Sky RV Park in Preston publishes a monthly application and rules instead of rates, applies RV age restrictions and has no public dump station. Twin Cedars, with its mix of long-stay rigs, reads more like a neighborhood than a campground.
The opposite limit applies at Lake Pleasant, which caps nightly stays at 14 days, so it suits a trip rather than a season.
Power hookups for big rigs
Seven parks offer 30 and 50 amp service. Vasa Park is the exception at 30 amp only, which rules out running two air conditioners, and only some of its 15 sites are full hookup. It is also seasonal, open May through October, so the lakefront beach and boat launch come with a short calendar.
The options in detail
Lake Pleasant RV Park
The biggest full-service park close to Shoreline, about fifteen minutes north up the Bothell-Everett Highway. It is built around two catch-and-release fishing ponds and wooded trails, with paved pads, five private shower houses, propane on site and free local cable, and it stays open all year. Sites are full hookup with 30/50 amp service and a mix of back-ins and pull-throughs, so big rigs fit. At $72 a night plus tax it is near the top of the range here, and nightly stays are capped at 14 days, so it is not a long-term base.
Maple Grove RV Resort
A tightly run resort on Highway 99 between Lynnwood and Everett, about twenty minutes north of Shoreline, and rated by Good Sam, Woodall's and AAA. Every site is full hookup with concrete pads and paved patios, and the pull-throughs are 55 feet long, so a 40-foot coach with slide-outs fits without drama. Back-in sites are $65.50 a day plus tax and pull-throughs $75.50; water, sewer and garbage are included, with electricity metered separately on monthly stays. Nothing about the setting is scenic: it is a highway park, and what you are paying for is the upkeep and the freeway access.
Trailer Inns RV Park
The eastside choice, tucked off I-90 in Bellevue about twenty-five minutes from Shoreline, and the only park on this list with real indoor amenities: a heated indoor pool, indoor hot tubs, a dry sauna and a game room. Sites are 100% full hookup with 15/30/50 amp service, and rates start at $48 a night for a small back-in, the cheapest full-hookup site in this comparison. The trade-off is size: the park caps RVs at 45 feet tip-to-tip and the small back-ins take 25 feet. Bellevue also adds 14.5% tax and a $2.50 nightly tourism fee on top of the rate.
Issaquah Village RV Park
A small park at the foot of the Cascades, right off I-90 with a bike and walking path to old downtown Issaquah out front. Every site is full hookup with 30/50 amp service and there is grass between the spaces, plus one unusual perk: drive-through propane refills, so you never have to unhook to fill a tank. At $78 a night it is the priciest here, and reviewers say the highway and a neighbouring industrial area make it noisy, especially on weekdays. What you buy for that is position: Bellevue is eight minutes away and Seattle about fifteen.
Eagle Tree RV Park
Across Puget Sound on the Kitsap Peninsula, reachable from Shoreline by way of the Edmonds to Kingston ferry, which is the catch: close as the crow flies, well over an hour with a boat ride in the middle. What the crossing buys is the lowest rate of any full-service park here, $49 a night with tax included, on wooded full-hookup sites with trails at the back of the park. It is open year round, has 30 and 50 amp service, a clubhouse with a full kitchen, free cable and free Wi-Fi, and it sits on a bus line. Best suited to a trip aimed at Poulsbo, Bainbridge and the Olympic Peninsula rather than at Seattle.
Vasa Park Resort
The one genuinely waterfront option in this comparison: a historic Swedish-heritage park on the shore of Lake Sammamish, with a swimming beach, a boat launch and paddle boats to rent, minutes from downtown Bellevue. It is small and seasonal, listed as open May through October, and only some of its sites are full hookup; the rest are partial, with a free dump station for everyone. The catch for anyone in a large coach is power: every site is 30 amp only, so two air conditioners are out. No nightly rate is published, short stays are booked through Campspot, and stays over thirty days run $2,250 to $3,500 a month for a full-hookup site.
Blue Sky RV Park
A quiet, immaculately kept park at the base of Tiger Mountain in Preston, twenty miles east of Seattle off I-90, family owned and open year round. Every site is full hookup with 30 and 50 amp electrical, cable TV, a community room and a covered gazebo, on large level paved pads with grass and shrub buffers between rigs. It leans long term: the park publishes a monthly application and rules rather than a nightly rate, RV age restrictions apply, pull-throughs are limited, and there is no public dump station. Availability is posted as limited, so plan on inquiring rather than booking online.
Twin Cedars RV Park
The closest full-hookup park to Shoreline, about ten minutes north on Highway 99 in Lynnwood, with 30 and 50 amp full hookups, free Wi-Fi, cable, laundry and showers. Photographs show a mature, tree-shaded park of paved lanes and a mix of long-stay rigs, more neighbourhood than campground. Two things to know before counting on it: there is no working park website, and no nightly rate is published anywhere, which for Highway 99 parks usually means the business is weekly and monthly stays. Call ahead if you want a single night.
How we researched this
With nothing inside Shoreline itself, the list covers full-hookup parks within about a 35 mile drive, plus Eagle Tree across the Edmonds to Kingston ferry. Parks that look close on a directory map but sit 1.5 to 2.5 hours around the Sound by road (Sun Outdoors Gig Harbor, Cove RV Park in Brinnon, Port Ludlow RV Park) were set aside. Full hookup had to be stated, so Tall Chief Campground and Kayak Point County Park, water and electric only, are out, and Cascades RV Resort in Sultan is out because nothing it publishes says full hookups. North Sound RV Park in Lynnwood is weekly and month-to-month only with no nightly rate, and the Seattle/Tacoma KOA in Kent belongs here but its site could not be read.
Twin Cedars' old website now belongs to a park in Texas, so its whole row rests on its Campendium listing. The Amenities cells list what each cited page says, so a park may have laundry and simply not mention it; lists taken from a park's own page run longer than those from a directory. Empty Nightly Rate cells are parks that post no nightly price, and Trailer Inns never states how many sites it has. The rates are as posted in September 2026; a park's own rate page will carry anything newer.