Concrete / Grandy Creek KOA

Far and away one of the best places for camping with an RV in northwestern Washington is the Concrete/Grandy Creek KOA. It’s situated in the middle of all sorts of great attractions, seaside villages, soaring mountains, and big-city sights in the state’s most populous city, Seattle. Getting around is easy with Interstate 5 running between Seattle and the Canadian border. The campground has quite a few excellent amenities too, like full hookups with 50-amp capacity, a swimming pool, a hot tub and sauna, a mini-golf course, and a dog park. Sites at Concrete/Grandy Creek KOA can accommodate rigs up to 45 feet long.

Got a bike or enjoy long-distance runs? The 22-mile-long Cascade Trail runs right next to the campground and is one of the best places to get some exercise when you book an RV in Skagit County. It has a crushed gravel surface that’s easier on the joints, but can be slippery if you’re riding a bike with narrow tires.

The campground also sits at the foot of Mount Baker, so you’ll never be short on beautiful scenery. Several trails encircle or summit this gorgeous peak, and there’s something for just about every fitness level. Baker Lake is also quite close and is incredibly popular with boaters and anglers; kayak and canoe rentals can be hard to find though, and you’ll probably need to look towards one of the larger towns out on Interstate 5 to get one.

You’re also not far from the stunningly beautiful San Juan Islands when you're RV camping at Concrete/Grandy Creek KOA. The Washington State Ferry runs from the town of Anacortes on the mainland to Lopez Island, Shaw Island, Orcas Island, and Friday Harbor. Orcas Island and Friday Harbor are particularly popular with tourists wanting to experience island life while enjoying fresh seafood and browsing through cute shops.