We make the transition from Portland up to the Olympic Peninsula and land at the Rainbow's End RV Park in Sequim, WA (pronounced skwim) on the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
And then for the final day we moved over to the Point Hudson Marina RV Park in Port Townsend.
We have decided to leave here via the ferry from Port Townsend.
Our first day of touring was spent in the seaport town of Port Townsend. It's an interesting little town with lots of unique old buildings and shops.
We got a tip on a restaurant and wound up at Sirens with an upper deck that overlooked the harbor. Pretty good food, really good beer and a great view!
They has a really nice Scottish Ale but the glass was especially interesting.
The next day we the town of Sequim itself.
The weather forecast called for 80% rain but it turned out to be a beautiful day.
And a good day for Wine Tasting which turns out is really good!
Day three we headed the other direction to the town of Port Angeles primarily to do laundry and wound up with another forecasted rainy day that turned out beautiful instead.
Normally we would have also headed up to Hurricane Ridge in the Olympic National Park but the mountain tops were socked in.
So we stumbled onto Downriggers overlooking the Victoria Ferry landing and had another really delightful lunch.
On Sunday we move over to Hudson Harbor Marina in Port Townsend and manage to grab an RV site pretty much right on the waterfront.
It's a wonderful site for lunch and dinner watching the traffic in and out of Seattle on the Strait of Juan de Fuca.
We watch three cruise ships heading out to sea as we eat dinner.
And take a really nice walk along the shoreline after dinner.
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