RV rental La Conner, WA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

One of the places to camp with a motorhome rental in La Connor is at the La Connor RV and Camping Resort. It features a beach right on Puget Sound and sites with full hookups. There’s also a mini-golf course, basketball court, laundry facilities, a spa, and a fitness center. If you enjoy having lots of amenities for your camper rental in La Connor, this could be a nice place to stay. For a more rustic camping experience, check out Cranberry Lake Campground, which is directly adjacent to Deception Pass State Park. You’ll need to be somewhat self-sufficient as there are no hookups or dump stations at the campground, though there are showers and toilets. There’s also Pioneer Trails RV Resort, just a short drive to the northwest of La Connor; sites include full hookups, a fire pit, and access to the park’s tennis court. It’s also not far from the town of Anacortes and the Washington State Ferry terminal. Another option when you choose an RV rental in La Conner is to camp in the Walmart parking lot in Mount Vernon. You won’t have any amenities, but with manager permission, it’s not a bad place to stay for a night or two. Plus, it has easy access to Interstate 5, which can take you between Seattle and Vancouver, British Columbia.

The most important annual event in La Connor is the Tulip Festival. The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival brings in thousands of tourists every year to see the vast fields of these beautiful flowers bursting forth with color in the area northeast of La Connor. The festival stands as a celebration of Skagit County’s agricultural prowess while also welcoming the spring season and warmer temperatures. Although La Connor's history as a fishing town is filled with gruff sailors, today the community is better known for its art scene. The Museum of Northwest Art, right in the center of La Connor has some of the most beautiful examples of indigenous art from several of the region’s tribes. There are also quite a few galleries along the downtown riverfront if you’re looking for a piece to take home. The Norwester Museum is also worth a visit if you love offbeat tourist attractions. It’s actually housed inside a yacht – John Wayne’s yacht. The museum is full of items owned by the famed Hollywood actor and props from his movies. If you’re a fan of “the Duke”, you’ll definitely want to peruse this floating museum. There’s also the Pacific Northwest Quilt and Fibers Museum, which has new exhibits every month showcasing some of the best in textile arts from the region.