Stay in an RV, Tent, or Cabin near Tualatin, Oregon, United States

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172 campgrounds 758 available sites

Elks 142 RV Park

Milwaukie, OR · 7.3 mi from Tualatin

  • RV sites: 11

River Mill

Estacada, OR · 21.2 mi from Tualatin

River Mill RV Park in Estacada offers comfortable RV sites near Estacada Lake and the Clackamas River, providing an ideal outdoor setting. Guests can enjoy long-term or short-term stays with amenities like laundry, clean restrooms, and a pet area....

  • Restrooms
  • Showers
  • Pet Area
  • Laundry

Vancouver RV Park

Vancouver, WA · 21.2 mi from Tualatin

2.4 (5 reviews)

Vancouver RV Park is located in Vancouver, Washington. Our gated community RV park offers many options to suit RVs of all different lengths, with or without sides. We provide pull through sites 52 ft in length and back in sites up to 32 ft in leng...

Explore Tualatin, OR

Population: 27,763

Nearby city: Beaverton, OR

Approx. 8 mi away (straight-line distance)

Elevation: 135 ft

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Explore Tualatin, OR

Population: 27,763

Nearby city: Beaverton, OR

Approx. 8 mi away (straight-line distance)

Elevation: 135 ft

About Tualatin, Oregon

Set just south of Portland, Tualatin, Oregon puts you close to the Tualatin River, the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge, and gateway day trips into the Willamette Valley. Campgrounds and RV parks near Tualatin offer tent sites and a few cabins, making an easy base for paddling, birding, vineyard drives, and quick access to urban trails and dining when you need it.

With 154 outdoor stays nearby, you’ll find a range of camping options, from simple tent sites to RV-friendly parks and small cabin retreats. Typical rates average about $37 per night, with stays from $20 to $78. Summer is warm and dry; spring and fall bring mild weather and fewer crowds, and some parks operate year-round. Book ahead for weekends, and expect short drives to trailheads, river put-ins, and Portland-area conveniences while still feeling close to nature.

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