Sept 12 - East side of Olympic Peninsula, Washington

  We had a short, easy drive today, down the east side of the Olympic Peninsula.  We followed the Hood Canal most of the way.  It really is a Fjord, not a canal, as it starts in Puget Sound and ends in Sheldon, Washington.  Whereas a canal connects two bodies of water.  However, the canal goes for about 35 miles.  It's wide and beautiful. 
  We are staying at a Sunrise Resort campground, which is an RPI campground.  The last one we stayed at, wouldn't give us a full hookup, as we were RPI members, and not Sunrise Resort members.  However, this one did give us one of their many unused full hookup site.  And, for only $10/day.  And, the setting is really beautiful.  Big sites, in the trees, nice setting.
  Since we got here so early, I decided to run into town and do the laundry, since the laundry here at the campground was closed.  On the way back, I stopped at a Canal-side park, and enjoyed the view.

Dow Creek RV campground site photo:

Hood Canal photos: