Liz Pirie

Ideally situated in the bustling Pike-Pine corridor of Seattle’s downtown, Hotel Theodore places discerning travelers where the boldest and brightest minds of the city converge. Experience Hotel Theodore's opulent rooms and suites, blending comfort and elegance effortlessly. Walk a few blocks to popular Pike Place Market, and shop for artisan wares and delicious nibbles while you take in the dramatic views of Puget Sound.

The beautifully restored Mayflower Park Hotel puts you right where you want to be in downtown Seattle. Connected to Westlake Center, guests enjoy easy access to the Seattle Monorail and Seattle Center while Pike Place Market, Paramount Theater and the Seattle Art Museum are all less than a mile from the hotel. From crystal chandeliers to fresh flowers and antiques, Mayflower Park Hotel is timelessly charming and perfectly located for a quintessential Seattle experience.

Seattle’s only waterfront hotel embraced by Elliott Bay, The Edgewater stands watch over the Olympic Mountains and Seattle skyline. Practically floating on water, the hotel boasts an authentic Pacific Northwest experience including aluminum exteriors, natural wood interiors and river-rock fireplaces. Guests can choose to partake in a fine meal and expertly poured cocktails at Six Seven or read a book in the magical lounge flanked with legendary past guests pictures including The Beatles, KISS and Pearl Jam.

This great itinerary combines the volcanic peaks of Washington’s Cascade and Olympic Mountain Ranges before heading north to Vancouver.
DAY 1 - 2: SEATTLE TO PORT ANGELES
Collect your RV from our depot in Everett. Your first stop and one of the jewels of the national park system is the magnificent Olympic National Park. This stretch of the Pacific Ocean coastline is one of America’s great wilderness areas and with no roads directly through the park, it has remained largely untouched by humans. Given its lack of roads into the park, we suggest spending 2 nights near Port Angeles. There are a number of ways to get to Olympic National Park, including many different ferry options from towns along the coast
DAY 3: QUINAULT VALLEY, OLYMPIC PENINSULA
Spend the next day exploring the western peninsula of the park and the Pacific coastline. For those familiar with the Twilight series, stop in the town of Forks, which was the primary setting used for the films and books. Overnight in the wilderness of the Quinault Valley.
DAY 4: MT. RAINIER NATIONAL PARK
After your time on the Olympic peninsula, it’s time to head east to yet another stunning region of this wild state. At over 14,000ft, Mt. Rainier is often visible throughout the state and is
still an active volcano, this mountain is the most glaciated peak in the contiguous USA
DAY 5: LAKE CHELAN
Head north along highway 97 skirting the eastern edge of the Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest and into the North Central region of Washington state. Take a slight detour east and visit the Grand Coulee Dam, the largest electricity production facility in the USA and the largest concrete structure in the country. There is enough concrete in the Grand Coulee Dam to build a 60ft wide road, four inches thick, from Los Angeles to New York City! Finish heading west towards the beautiful Lake Chelan and your lakeside
accommodation for the night.
DAY 6-8: VANCOUVER
Vancouver and the Burnaby Cariboo. We firmly recommend that you stay at this campground for 3 or 4 nights. The campground has a bus stop with a half-hourly service into the city right outside the door or you can take a 15 minute walk and catch the Skytrain. Vancouver is one of our favourite cities and it deserves some more of your time.
DAY 9: MT VERNON
After a few days (or longer) in Vancouver, head south and cross the border back into the United States. Continue south along Interstate 5to Mount Vernon for your overnight stop.
DAY 10: SEATTLE
Just 40 miles back to the Cruise America depot in Everett where you're RV adventure concludes