Andersen's RV Park - Washington State's Finest Oceanfront RV Park - Long Beach, Washington

FACILITIES
We offer 60 Full Hookups with Cable TV, immaculate restrooms and showers, laundry room, fish and clam cleaning facilities, modem hookups, and easy access to the beach via a 30-second walk out our path. Our Hospitality Hall for groups and clubs has comfortable table seating for 80-90 people, a kitchen with refrigerator/freezer, new stove/oven, and microwave, restrooms, pool table, large propane barbecue, and a 27-inch TV with VCR. It is electrically heated and cozy in the winter. There is no charge for the use of the hall for groups of 10 rigs or more.


RATES
Rates vary from $20 a night to $36 a night depending on the time of year you visit. Special offers are frequently available. Please ask. There is a $50 a day fee for family reunions or groups that will have a substantial number of attendees not staying in the park.

DEPOSIT AND CANCELLATION POLICY
We require a first night’s deposit for every site reserved sixty (60) days before the scheduled rally. Deposits can be made by one club check or individual member checks. The deposit is non-refundable for cancellations received less than 7 days before the rally and for “no shows.” There is a $100 cancellation fee payable by the club if the entire rally is cancelled.

RECREATION and ATTRACTIONS
The Long Beach Peninsula is very scenic and offers interesting activities and events throughout the year that make for fun-filled stays. Sightseers have a full compliment of local museums, art galleries, shops, lighthouses, historic murals and Interpretive Centers. Others choose from such activities as golfing, biking, hiking, horseback riding, kite flying, bingo, lake and surf fishing, and clamming and crabbing (seasonal). Walkers enjoy the endless stretch of beach, the Dunes Trail in Long Beach, and the Discovery Trail from south Long Beach to the Port of Ilwaco. Mid-week campouts in the summer take advantage of less traffic and a slower pace. Winter visitors come to experience the full impact of crashing surf and coastal weather. Anytime of the year, dining out is a treat as the Long Beach Peninsula has more outstanding restaurants concentrated in one area than any other rural community in Washington. If you haven't been to the Depot Restaurant in Seaview, you're really missing out.

SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS
Ask us about local speakers for interesting group presentations. We enjoy working with clubs in making arrangements to assure a successful rally.

LET US HELP YOU PLAN
We enjoy working with groups of all sizes and do our best to connect you with other great local businesses.

Groups sometimes have a mixture of RV and motel-staying members. Please give the Lighthouse Oceanfront Resort a call if that sounds like your group. They have wonderful new oceanfront condos as well as nostalgic cabins. Their new pool facility is gorgeous.

We're also happy to make recommendations for some of the best dining available on the west coast.

October through June, we really enjoy 'Burger Night' at the Depot Restaurant in Seaview. Built in the original train depot, the restaurant dedicates one evening a week to a menu of only burgers. It's a good thing they're fabulous! Their full menu is divine - check them out!

The 42nd Street Café is a great place for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The eclectic menu satisfies seekers of traditional roadhouse meals like potroast, chicken fried steak and liver and onions, as well as more refined palates who would be well-recommended to try the hand-cut ravioli. I have a particular fondness for their bacon maple waffles. Mmmm.

Please feel free to use our toll-free number
to call us about special group rates.


Thank you for such clean facilities and such a friendly, professional staff. 
Chet & Cindy, Battleground, WA