RV rental Bremerton, WA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

The Illahee State Park provides sites for when you book a motorhome rental in Bremerton. There are sites with and without hookups and water is available. The park itself contains a playground, restrooms, showers, a dump station, and recreational facilities. Elks members can stay at the local lodge. Sites provide electric and water hookups. The lodge itself features a lodge room, dining room, lounge, restaurant, picnic shelter, game room, and planned meetings and activities. The Stagecoach Mobile & RV Park is a great place to stay with your RV camper rental in Bremerton. It is only minutes from the terminal for the Seattle ferry. The park offers water, sewer, and garbage disposal on site. Laundry facilities and wireless internet are available. It is wooded and shaded, and guests have access to a diner, a market, and a mechanic shop. The Eagle Tree RV Park is open year-round. Sites offer full hookups and shaded, wooded sites are available. The park is family and pet-friendly. Amenities include propane, laundry facilities, restrooms and showers, cable, WiFi, a clubhouse with full kitchen, and a book exchange.

When you rent a motorhome in Bremerton, you may be lucky enough to experience one of the city’s special events. Some of them that you may want to plan around include the Bremerton Armed Forces Festival, which is the longest-running celebration of its kind in the entire country, the Kitsap Wine Festival, the Bremerton Blackberry (the fruit, not the device) Festival, the Bremerton Summer BrewFest, and the Bremerton Farmers Market. You can also see drag racing at the Bremerton Raceway. Shopping opportunities range from antiques to boutiques as well as malls and major retailers. Museums of interest in the area include the Kitsap County Historical Museum, the USS Turner Joy Museum, the Puget Sound Navy Museum, and the Valentinetti Puppet Museum. For those who want to take their Bremerton camper rental for a trip through the arts and entertainment district, consider the Bremerton Community Theatre, the Admiral Theatre, the Peninsula Dance Theatre, the Kitsap Forest Theatre, and the Western Washington Center for the Arts. The Bremerton Arts District also features numerous galleries and a monthly Art Walk. You can listen to live jazz and other types of music at any of the many clubs. There is food of nearly every flavor for friends to find, and there are also wineries, breweries, and distilleries for the adults to tour and taste. Because your camper rental in Bremerton is so close to Seattle, you’ll have no shortage of coffee and coffee houses for sipping and snacking.