Kenanna RV Resort sits on WA-105 in Grayland, on Washington’s southwest coast, a short walk from Grayland Beach State Park. It’s a clean, friendly park built for ocean time: fishing, clamming, long beach walks, and the kind of cool, damp days that make a fire ring feel earned.
Sites are full hookup with 20, 30, and 50-amp service in pull-through and back-in layouts, most fitting 2 cars plus the RV. Cabins and tent sites cover the rest. Every site is pet-friendly with no pet fees, no breed restrictions, and no limit on how many, plus a dog park on site. There’s a playground, a walking trail, laundry, and firewood and propane at the office. Our page on campgrounds near Grayland covers the sites.
Twin Harbors, Westhaven, and Westport Light State Parks are all within a few miles for beach access and headland views. In Westport, the Maritime Museum and Grays Harbor Lighthouse are open Thursday through Sunday, and the marina handles charters. See RV parks near Westport for the harbor side of the coast.
Pack for wind. Overflow parking isn’t available, so extra vehicles go in an unoccupied site when there is one. If the coast is one leg of a longer loop, our Pacific Northwest RV road trip connects Grayland to the rest, and full-hookup RV parks near Grayland covers what a longer stay here looks like.