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RVing to North Cascades National Park offers a treasure trove of experiences. From the grandeur of the Cascade Mountains to the serenity of 312 glaciers, the park offers a diverse range of landscapes. The Sahale Glacier is the most popular among visitors, but you need a backcountry permit to visit the glaciers. The best time to visit is from May to September, as the park is closed during the winter. If you are looking for RV rentals near North Cascades National Park, you can find many choices in Sedro-Woolley, WA. The camping in the park is limited to RVs that are less than 30 feet long. However, several private campgrounds nearby offer sites suitable for larger rigs. Driving limitations within the park include Cascade River Road, which is closed during the winter. In addition, guests should only access the trails and climbing routes via U.S. Forest Service Roads. Use Shannon Creek Road or Baker Lake Road to access the Shuksan and the Baker River trails. Upon arrival, RVers must get an overnight camping permit from the North Cascades National Park Service Complex. It is open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily from May to September. RV parking in North Cascades National Park is available in the main parking lot or in the campgrounds. However, you must get a day-use permit to park in the campgrounds if you aren't camping overnight. The average cost to camp at North Cascades National Park is about $20 per night. Before visiting, it is a good idea to peruse the North Cascades National Park website for more information about road conditions and additional alerts.
- Spring 11-25 F
- Summer 29-53 F
- Fall 19-33 F
- Winter 8-19 F
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North Cascades National Park Hiking Trails
North Cascades National Park has many hiking trails near glaciers and summits close to mountain peaks. Pack your backpack with vital essentials and get a backcountry permit to explore these options. The more challenging trails take one full day or multiple days to complete. However, there are a few options for those who want a more leisurely hiking experience, and they offer fantastic views.
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Things to do Outside North Cascades National Park
RVers can find many terrific attractions near North Cascades National Park and explore the area. Among the popular attractions are Ladder Creek Falls, Diablo Dam, and the Fairhaven Historic District. You can also enjoy delicious meals at local restaurants and the many small-town shopping opportunities.
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RV Resorts & Campsites near North Cascades National Park
You can look for camping options in the Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest for RV campgrounds near North Cascades National Park. Within North Cascades National Park, you can reserve a campsite for about $20-$24 per night. Keep in mind that most campgrounds and resorts are closed during the winter.
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How to get to North Cascades National Park
State Route 20 is the main highway that traverses the North Cascades and provides the most direct route to the park's main entrance. To get to it from Sedro-Woolley, head east toward Puget Street. Turn left at the first cross street onto Puget Street. Turn right onto State Route 20 and continue for 45.2 miles until you reach the visitor center. If you're driving to North Cascades National Park from Bellingham International Airport in Bellingham, WA, head south on Mitchell Way and continue onto Airport Way. Turn left onto Airport Drive. Continue onto Bakerview Road. Use the right lane to take the ramp onto I-5 S. Merge onto I-5 S. Take exit 232 for Cook Road toward Sedro-Woolley. Turn left onto Cook Road. At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit and stay on Cook Road. At the traffic circle, take the 2nd exit onto Borseth Street. Continue onto West Moore Street. Continue straight onto State Route 20 at the traffic circle and continue until you reach the North Cascades National Park entrance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Many park areas, including the restrooms, visitor center, campgrounds, and boardwalk paths, are wheelchair accessible.
Dogs are allowed on the Pacific Crest Trail, Ross Lake, and Lake Chelan National Recreation areas. However, they must be kept on a leash.
Guests can hike, camp, boat, wilderness mountaineering, bike, horseback ride, and fish. A Washington state fishing license is required for all guests 16 and older.
Yes. However, the RV camping spots are reserved for RVs no longer than 30 feet. Reservations are recommended for on-site camping spots as these spots fill quickly during peak seasons.
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