A century of summers   ·   1926–2026Black Lake, Olympia, Washington

Monthly RV stays near Olympia

Monthly RV stays
on Black Lake.

Compare standard and waterview monthly sites, electricity charges, deposits, and application costs.

A bench facing Black Lake from the park's grassy picnic lawn

Black Lake, Olympia, Washington

Monthly site rates

Two monthly options.

Monthly stays are arranged with the office and are subject to availability, an application, and park requirements.

Rates shown are published by the park and may change. Confirm your total when arranging a visit. Park rate details ↗

Start with a conversation

How to get started.

  1. Ask what’s available.

    Tell the office when you hope to arrive, how long you plan to stay, and the size and type of your RV.

  2. Talk through the details.

    Confirm utility inclusions, RV fit, pet requirements, and the terms for your stay.

  3. Follow the office’s application process.

    Ask for the current requirements and next steps. An inquiry does not secure a site or approve an application.

Before making the move

Monthly stay questions.

Availability and the application process are handled by the park office.

Are water, sewer, trash, and Wi-Fi included?

Electricity is charged separately. The published rates do not specify water, sewer, trash, or Wi-Fi inclusions; confirm these before applying.

Can I apply online here?

Contact the park for its current application process and requirements. The office can explain what to provide, where to submit it, and the applicable fees.

Are monthly pet rules the same as camping rules?

Ask the office for the rules that apply to your monthly arrangement, including restrictions, deposits, and fees. Do not assume overnight camping terms apply unchanged.

Your next day at the lake

Ask about a monthly site.

Share your preferred start date, RV length, and intended length of stay.

Find your way around.

The campground map the office hands out to campers. Read the map in text or open it full size ↗. Confirm your assigned site with the office.

Columbus Park campground map, 2026: numbered campsites, the office, beach, kitchens, restrooms, parking and the creek beside Black Lake. A text description is on the park map page.