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The Pacific Northwest has an immense amount of outdoor places to explore, and when you search for an RV in Whatcom County, you’ll have easy access to all that the northwestern corner of Washington has to offer. Birch Bay State Park is a small state park that is a great starting point for your adventure. Its combination of sandy shores, rocky beaches, and breathtaking views of the North Cascade Mountains will amaze almost anyone.

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Getting Outdoors

Motorhome camping in this state park will enable guests to enjoy a large number of outdoor activities, all virtually outside your door during your stay. The most obvious and accessible of these outdoor activities is enjoying Birch Bay. This large bay is home to many different types of wildlife, both flora, and fauna. When you want to learn more information about the local wildlife, it is possible to speak with a ranger or attend an interpretive session.

Camping at Birch Bay State Park

It should be noted that because of the colder winters in this part of Washington, camping is only allowed between the middle of May through the middle of September. When camping is in season, however, Birch Bay State Park is a great place for adventure. There are 20 partial hookup sites that guests with an RV rental can use. These partial hookup sites can be reserved ahead of time, which isn’t a bad idea since there aren’t too many available.

Exploring the Area

When you arrange for a rental motorhome at Birch Bay State Park, you’ll find that there are also plenty of activities to enjoy outside the state park itself. The nearby city of Birch Bay has a few different restaurant options to offer guests, including an American style diner, Italian, Chinese, and even Mexican varieties. Guests will also find that there are many different gas stations and convenience stores located in Birch Bay, which make it easy to refuel and refill on essentials during your trip.

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Recent RV rental reviews in Birch Bay State Park

Tasha H.

April, 2025

Apollo is a well loved and well taken care for Econoline, with good tires for backroad camping. It is well appointed with everything you will need for a get away. Justin is an excellent communicator. Apollo will definitely make your road trip fun, safe and enjoyable!
Kirstin F.

April, 2025

Bridget is a sweet camping companion. Very comfortable. Well thought out. Drives with ease and has everything you need ! Sue was a great host and cares for her camper well. 10/10 recommend !
Pak Ling T.

April, 2025

Very responsive communication and patient with my questions and requests. The trailer was simple, yet very cozy and comfortable throughout our trip.

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