As the sun sets upon the vibrant cranberry bogs of Grayland, Washington, RV camping enthusiasts will find a unique retreat that harmoniously blends agriculture, history, and seaside charm. Embark on an educational journey through cranberry cultivation at the insightful museum dedicated to this tart and versatile fruit. Just a stone's throw from the enchanting coastal community of Westport, RV travelers can indulge in fresh local seafood, historical maritime wonders, and a guiding light at the local lighthouse. While basking in the serene environment, visitors can marvel at the ingenuity of the Furford Picker, an innovative device essential for harvesting cranberries right at the site where it's manufactured. Shopping aficionados will appreciate The Cranzberry gift shop, where each purchase contributes to the sustainability of this unique destination, allowing the lights to stay lit and the history to be shared with future generations. For those seeking the tranquility of the Pacific Coast, the nearby Grayland beaches and campgrounds promise restful nights lulled by the ocean's whisper. Although this is not a traditional campground, RV adventurers are welcome to stay for $30/night, with the possibility of extending their visit upon availability. The museum operates on generosity, welcoming donations that ensure its doors stay open to the curious and the studious. Make your RV camping excursion more than just a getaway; make it a learning opportunity with a coastal twist in the heart of Washington's cranberry country. Remember to honor the Harvest Host rules and embrace the community's efforts to preserve its cultural and natural heritage.

Check in for parking instructions. We do have a bridge moat, so longer vehicles coming South on 105 will find it easier to turn around about a mile down the road and come up from the North. Longer vehicles will find it easier to make a left into the property. No wandering dogs, wandering dogs mean surprises for me after you've left. Check in by 4 pm, Check out usually by 12. Gate typically gets closed by 6 pm. Opens at 9 am, unless you let me know ahead of time. Gate can be opened by the camper if it's closed. Please check your spam for approval if you don't get an email back within an hour. Feel free to call for confirmation.