RV Rental Seattle (Fall City), WA
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RV Rental Center 33358 SE Redmond-Fall City Rd Fall City, WA 98024Seattle (Fall City) Inventory
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Washington is a big state. More often than not, visitors hear the words "Washington State" and think of Seattle or Spokane. Well, there are a plethora of other cities that make for a great vacation spot. In fact, an RV rental in Fall City can lead to an adventure you never expected to be on. The views are unbelievable, the outdoor activities are endless, and the food is certainly something to write home about.
As you embark on a journey through Fall City, you'll want to be sure you add a few checkpoints to your list:
- Snoqualmie Falls
- Fall City Floating
- Tiger Mountain State Forest
- The Roadhouse Restaurant and Inn
As mentioned before, the views in Fall City are hard to beat. Snoqualmie Falls is a great example of these incredible views. This 270-foot waterfall can be viewed from the top of the fall, as well as down below. Two different vieweing platforms were put in place to give visitors the ability to see the waterfall from multiple angles. After parking your motorhome rental, the viewing platform is about 200 feet away. In other words, it's not a long hike to view the beauty this fall has to offer.
Fall City floating is another experience that is fun for the whole family. Grab a tube and enjoy a peaceful float down the Snoqualmie River with your friends and family. The flow of the water does all of the hard work for you. Your job is to kick your feet up and enjopy the scenery around you.
Tiger Mountain State Forest is another great Fall City adventure awaiting your arrival. There are miles and miles of hiking trails to explore, in addition to horseback riding and mountain biking. If you're an adventure seeker, these 14,000 acres of forest lands are certainly something you'll enjot.
Now, when it comes to culinary treats, Fall City, Washington is a city that will exceed your expectations. One of the many perks of renting an RV from Cruise America is the ability to get up and go whenever you'd like. So, instead of eating around a campfire every night you have the option of popping over to a local eatery and indulging in a few of the towns favorite delicacies.
One of the most popular restuarants that is highly recommended by visitors is the Roadhouse Restaurant and Inn. A quaint environment combined with a scratch kichen makes for a meal you won't regret. Just keep in mind, this is a popular spot so you will want to carve out a bit of time to enjoy your meal.
An RV rental in Washington is a wonderful experience. If you're not a fan of the big city feel of Seattle or Spokane, consider renting an RV in Fall City. Odds are, you'll have a blast exploring this beautiful city.
Frequently Asked Questions
Spring through early fall (April–October) offers the best weather for RVing. Summer is the most popular time, so booking early is recommended. That said, there is a lot of beauty in exploring Seattle during the rainy season, as long as you wear proper gear. A lot of sightseeing and popular attractions are also less busy. Their winter is also a lot more temperate than many similar Northern climates and so winterization is less likely to be necessary.
Yes, there are some restrictions and important considerations when driving or parking an RV in Seattle and surrounding areas. Here’s what you need to know:
Driving Restrictions in Seattle
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Downtown Seattle – Many streets in the downtown area are narrow, congested, and have low-clearance bridges, making RV navigation challenging. Avoid driving large RVs through areas like Pike Place Market, Belltown, and the Waterfront unless necessary.
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Low-Clearance Bridges – Some tunnels and bridges may be too low for taller RVs. Be sure to check clearance heights before entering areas like Aurora Avenue (SR-99).
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Ferries & RV Size Limits – If you plan to take a Washington State Ferry, check their RV length and weight limits in advance. Larger RVs may require a reservation.
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Steep Hills & Tunnels – Seattle has steep hills that can be difficult for RVs, especially in areas like Queen Anne Hill and Capitol Hill. The Battery Street Tunnel (SR-99 Tunnel) is also height-restricted.
Yes! Washington State Ferries allows RVs on board. Popular ferry routes include Seattle to Bainbridge Island and Anacortes to the San Juan Islands. Be sure to check ferry weight and height restrictions in advance.
Seattle is the perfect starting point for breathtaking road trips. Here are some of the most scenic routes to explore:
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North Cascades Highway – Wind through dramatic mountain passes, turquoise lakes, and dense forests on one of Washington’s most picturesque routes.
Pacific Coast Highway (Highway 101) – A scenic coastal drive featuring charming seaside towns, ocean vistas, and endless outdoor adventure opportunities.
Mount Rainier National Park is about a 2-hour drive and offers RV camping at Cougar Rock and Ohanapecosh Campgrounds. Olympic National Park is another great option, with drive-up campgrounds and stunning landscapes.
Cruise America rentals are pet-friendly! Some great campgrounds for your furry friends include:
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Tall Chief RV & Camping Resort (Fall City, WA) – Spacious sites, dog-friendly walking trails, and great proximity to Snoqualmie Falls.
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Riverbend RV Park (Twisp, WA) – A pet-friendly campground along the Methow River with hiking trails and fishing spots nearby.
There are many options for RV-friendly camping with your RV near and around Seattle.
These include:
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Fay Bainbridge Park (Bainbridge Island, WA) – Beachfront camping with stunning Puget Sound views, ferry access to Seattle, and a quiet, relaxing atmosphere.
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Lake Pleasant RV Park (Bothell, WA) – Full hookups, beautiful lake views, and a peaceful setting just 20 minutes from downtown Seattle.
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Tolt-MacDonald Park & Campground (Carnation, WA) – Riverside camping with spacious sites, suspension bridge views, and access to hiking trails.
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Saltwater State Park (Des Moines, WA) – A scenic coastal campground with easy access to tide pools and beachcombing.
Yes! Many renters take their RVs into Canada. However, you must inform us in advance, and all border regulations must be followed. Be sure to bring your passport for entry into Canada.
Yes, RV insurance is required in Seattle and throughout Washington State if you are operating a motorized RV. Washington law mandates that all motor vehicles, including RVs, carry liability insurance to cover potential damages or injuries caused in an accident. All Cruise rentals include basic liability coverage. Additional insurance options are available for extra protection.
The cost of renting an RV in Seattle depends on a few factors, including the specific model of the RV, the length of the rental period, and the time of year. On average, daily rental rates range from $70 to $250 per night for a standard motorhome. If you're interested in getting a quote, check our website or call our Seattle location for real-time pricing information.
Additionally, Cruise America does offer one-way rentals, some of which come with discounted rates. Fees such as mileage, generator usage, and optional add-ons (such as kitchen kits, bedding kits, and camping chairs) can affect the total cost. To get the most accurate pricing, visit Cruise America’s Denver rental page or request a quote online.
Yes, Cruise America offers one-way rentals, allowing you to pick up your RV in one location and drop it off at a different location. Additional fees may apply, but discounts may be available for certain one-way routes.
Yes! Cruise America offers pet-friendly RV rentals, so you can bring your furry friends along. Just be sure to:
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Keep pets secure while driving.
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Clean up after them at campsites.
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Never leave pets alone in an RV on hot days.
No special training is required to drive an RV, but first-time RV drivers may find it helpful to review safety guidelines and driving tips before hitting the road. Cruise America provides an orientation video to help renters understand RV operation, including maneuvering, braking, turning, and parking. Since RVs are larger than standard vehicles, driving cautiously, maintaining safe distances, and being aware of height clearances is recommended.
Yes, you need a valid driver’s license to rent an RV. However, a special commercial driver’s license (CDL) is NOT required. As long as you hold a standard U.S. driver’s license, you can legally rent and operate a Cruise America RV. International travelers can also rent an RV with a valid driver’s license from their home country and an accompanying passport.
To rent an RV with Cruise America, you must be at least 21 years old and possess a valid driver’s license. There is no special endorsement required, just a standard license. If you’re traveling with multiple drivers, they must also meet the age requirement and be listed on the rental agreement.