An RV Road Trip from Yellowstone to Seattle

Planning an RV road trip is a ton of fun. It allows travelers to choose all the destinations they want to see and in what order makes the most sense. It is even more fun when the beginning and ending destinations are truly special. Throw in a variety of national parks stops, awesome cities, and Harvest Hosts locations, and you will have an amazing itinerary that will make for a fantastic trip. This particular road trip plan begins in Jackson, Wyoming, and crosses through Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, before entering Montana. It then passes through the cities of Missoula, Bigfork, Spokane, and Quincy, with the option to stop at Glacier National Park as well. Finally, this road trip ends in the lovely city of Seattle to round out the trip. Those participating will need to purchase both a Harvest Hosts membership ($99) and an America the Beautiful all-access pass ($80) to the national parks to take full advantage of this road trip. Pack your bags, and grab your keys, and follow along with us on this awesome cross-country road trip!![RV road trips are a fantastic way to vacation.

1. Jackson Hole Still Works

Jackson, Wyoming is a fantastic little tourist town, situated perfectly below the Teton range. With close access to Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park, it is the gateway to beautiful Wyoming adventures. The town itself is full of excellent restaurants, fun attractions, and awesome shopping opportunities, making this the perfect starting point for your road trip. Jackson Hole Still Works is an awesome Harvest Hosts location in the town of Jackson. Here, they create craft spirits and cocktails made for their freshly distilled vodka, gin, and whiskey. Visitors can enjoy tastings and tours, right in the heart of Jackson. There are two pet-friendly spaces for RVs less than thirty-five feet in length. Be sure you call ahead to reserve, as this popular location tends to fill up quickly. Find more RV camping in Wyoming here.

2. Grand Teton National Park

After leaving Jackson, you can make your way to beautiful Grand Teton National Park. There are several campgrounds here to choose from, with some being reservable and others operating on a first-come, first-served basis. Several campgrounds have hookups, while the rest are dry camping.In the park itself, there are so many things to do and experience. From booking, to swimming, scenic driving, boating, and wildlife viewing, you could easily spend several days here seeing and experiencing the beauty of the Tetons. When you are ready to move on, Yellowstone National Park is located just about an hour from the northern boundary of Grand Teton National Park.