Washington Top RV Parks and Campgrounds
Oostema Farmstead
Enjoy a unique farm stay on a 117-acre working Wagyu Cattle Farmstead! Nestled in beautiful Whatcom county, Oostema Farmstead offers breathtaking views and top notch hospitality. Each RV site is located with the Farmhouse’s immediate grounds and benefits from grassy sites and its own individual fire pit. They're a pet-friendly site, so you are more than welcome to bring yours to stay with you!
Swinomish Casino and Lodge, Anacortes, Washington
Beachwood Resort
If you love wilderness at its prime, Beachwood RV Resort has everything you need for your next getaway to Washington State. With an outstanding location in Blaine, near the gorgeous Birch Bay area, there's plenty for the whole family to enjoy.
Beachside RV Park
Beachside RV Park is a medium-sized RV park in Blaine, Washington. This property offers stunning mountain views, and it’s also within sight of the water. As the name suggests, Beachside RV Park is a just short walk away from the beach.
Burlingtocortes KOA
The KOA offers a convenient location in Burlington, Washington. The campground is open year-round and has a long list of amenities and organized activities. You’re close to a number of area attractions, including the Samish Bay and the ferry to the San Juan Islands.
Ross Lake
Along the scenic shores of Ross Lake are nineteen boat-in campsites, totaling 58 serene spots for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy. Equipped with essential amenities like fire rings, picnic tables, vault toilets, and bear-resistant food storage boxes, each campsite offers a comfortable retreat amidst the natural beauty of the area. Some sites even feature convenient docks, providing easy access to the tranquil waters of Ross Lake for fishing, swimming, or simply soaking in the stunning views.
Thousand Trails Mount Vernon
Mount Vernon RV Campground is an Encore RV resort that has the reputation for affordable Skagit RV parks rates. The camp is open year-round to ensure that you’re close to the mountains, rivers and festivals. A wide array of amenities will keep you busy even if you choose to stay at the resort the entire time.
Friday Creek Campground
Friday Creek Campground is a small location with a significant amount of shade. Open seasolly from May until October, there are many amenities that take advantage of the location. You’re also a close drive away from the Skagit Valley Casino as well as the Speedway.
Bay View State Park Campground
Bay View State Park Campground is a small campground to the south of Bellingham. It is part of Bay View State Park, which features a beach and a number of shelters. In addition, this park includes a large grassy lawn that’s perfect for flying kites.
Blake’s Skagit Resort & Marina
Blake’s Skagit Resort is nestled on the bend of the river. You can enjoy views of the Cascade Mountains, Mount Rainier and more. The family-owned and -operated resort and marina has been around since 1976.
Larrabee State Park Campground
Larrabee State Park Campground is a small camping property within Larrabee State Park. The sites at this RV park are wooded, and some of them feature full hookups. Larrabee State Park is about 10 minutes away from downtown Bellingham.
Thousand Trails La Conner
La Conner RV & Camping resort is located on 111 acres and has a small beach located on the Puget Sound. The resort is conveniently located near a number of restaurants and historic buildings. Plus, there are plenty of amenities for the entire family to enjoy.
Pioneer Trails RV Resort
The Pioneer Trails RV resort is family-owned and -operated. Camping is offered year-round with a large number of amenities. The location is just outside of Anacortes, Washington, close to Deception Pass and the San Juan Islands.
Fidalgo Bay RV Resort
Fidalgo Bay RV Resort is in Anacortes, Washington. It is part of a larger resort complex that includes cabins and a restaurant. In addition, you can rent spaces at Fidalgo Bay RV Resort for weddings and other events.
Bellingham RV Park
Bellingham RV Park is a medium-sized Bellingham, Washington campground. It is on the north end of town near Costco Wholesale and Fred Meyer. On-site, Bellingham RV Park features a store, and free coffee and cookies are available in the office.
North Whidbey RV Park
North Whidbey RV Park is on Whidbey Island, which is also home to a naval base. This campground is on the border of Deception Pass State Park, a huge waterfront area. Along with water access, guests can enjoy an on-site playground and other amenities during their stay.
Hidden Village RV Park & Campground
Hidden Village RV Park & Campground is to the north of Bellingham in Lynden, Washington. Like many RV parks in the Bellingham, Washington area, Hidden Village RV Park & Campground is close to a body of water. Wiser Lake is within walking distance of this campground.
The Cedars RV Resort
The Cedars RV Resort is in Ferndale, Washington. This RV park is quite large, and it is close to Interstate 5. The Cedars RV Resort is operated by Holiday Trails RV Resorts.
Howard Miller Steelhead Park
Howard Miller Steelhead Park is part of the Parks and Recreation Department of Skagit County. RV camping is possible, allowing you to enjoy the scenic Skagit River. Rafting, hiking, biking and other activities are readily available.
Lighthouse by the Bay RV Resort
Lighthouse by the Bay RV Resort is in Birch Bay, Washington. It is within walking distance of Birch Bay State Park, and it features views of the Canadian Shield Mountains. In addition to the beautiful surroundings, campers can enjoy free Wi-Fi at Lighthouse by the Bay RV Resort.
Point Hudson Marina & RV Park
This park sits right on the water, and the marina next-door offers plenty of boat rentals. There are decent sized campsites with full hookups that can accommodate RVs up to 50 feet long. Lots of amenities and great service make this one of the top Olympic Peninsula campsites.
Alpine RV Park
The Alpine RV Park is conveniently located at the entrance to the North Cascade National Park. Although the park is small, there are a wide array of amenities. The rates are affordable, and fun is offered for the whole family.
Goodell Creek Campground
Overview Goodell Creek Campground requires reservations during the peak season, from late May through early September of each year. Important changes to booking windows: To better serve visitors, Goodell Creek Campground will release campsites in two staggered block releases. These block releases will be 6 months in advance and 7 days in advance. Campsites #1 - #13 are available for reservations 6 months in advance. Campsites #14 - #19 are available for reservations 7 days in advance. Any sites not reserved during the peak season are available same-day as first-come, first-served for 1 night only and can only be claimed in person at the campground. Goodell Creek Campground is open as first-come, first-served before and after the peak season, from January through late May, and early September through December of each year. The campground is a small, yet comfortable facility close to the town of Newhalem along the Skagit River. It is surrounded by forests that that can be explored through the area's many hiking trails. The campground has 19 individual campsites. It is private and secluded, yet the town, a visitor center and other amenities are close by. Recreation Campers can walk to several of Newhalem's hiking trails from the connecting trail to the Newhalem Campground. The creek and river are popular for fishing, and boating access is available from the raft launch at the campground. Black bears are active in this campground and the surrounding trails. Be aware of your surroundings while hiking, picnicking, and camping. Use the provided bear boxes in your campsite to store coolers, cookware, and other odorants when not in use. If you encounter a bear around the campground or on a trail, inform campground staff or go to the North Cascades Visitor Center and fill out a bear report. Facilities Campers can walk to several of Newhalem's hiking trails from the connecting trail to the Newhalem Campground. The creek and river are popular for fishing, and boating access is available from the raft launch at the campground. Black bears are active in this campground and the surrounding trails. Be aware of your surroundings while hiking, picnicking, and camping. Use the provided bear boxes in your campsite to store coolers, cookware, and other odorants when not in use. If you encounter a bear around the campground or on a trail, inform campground staff or go to the North Cascades Visitor Center and fill out a bear report. Natural Features The campground has a shaded forested canopy with western redcedar, western hemlock, Douglas-fir, wild red huckleberries, and other native shrubs. Nearby is Newhalem Creek and the Skagit River. The river is the largest river that flows into the Puget Sound area and provides critical habitat for all species of Pacific salmon. The river drains cold, clean glacial meltwater from the mountains of British Columbia and northern Washington. Bald eagles return to its shores every winter. Nearby Attractions The North Cascades Visitor Center is nearby and operates seasonally, typically from May to September. Visitors can find the passport stamp, exhibits, park film, gift store, and much more. The town of Newhalem is a short walk from the campsites, there visitors will find a general store and information center operated by Seattle City Light. contact_info For facility specific information, please call (360) 854-7200.