RV rental Larrabee State Park, WA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      
  •       
      

Discover Larrabee State Park RV rentals for memorable road trips

Washington's first state park is located roughly midway between Vancouver, BC and Everett, just outside of Bellingham. This wonderfully wooded area is 2,748 acres of sprawling park that hooks around Samish Bay and encompasses over 8,000 feet of the shoreline. Larrabee State Park campers have a scenic view nearly every direction they turn, and who doesn’t love a sunset over the Pacific?

Find your personal RV rental style

How to rent a RV in Larrabee State Park

  • 1

    Search by location

    Tell us where in Larrabee State Park you want to pick up or have your RV delivered

  • 2

    Filter search results

    Sort by vehicle type, date, price, and amenities

  • 3

    Message the owner

    Learn more about your favorite RV and the best local destinations

  • 4

    Request a booking

    Send a request directly to the host and start preparing for your adventure

Getting Outdoors

Campers at Larrabee State Park have 18 miles of wooded trails to explore — one and a half miles are bike-only, just under three miles are hike-only, and nearly 14 miles are open to hikers, bikers, and horseback riders. Walk the coastline and dip your toes into the Pacific Ocean, pedal past the branches of the cedar trees, or ride your horse through the woods. Whatever your preferred method of enjoying the wilderness, Larrabee has you covered.

Camping at Larrabee State Park

This park has 26 campsites available for motorhome camping, which include both water and electric hookups (30 and 50 amps). Some sites provide full-hookups. Pull-through sites are available, and certain sites can accommodate campers up to 60 feet long. If you know you’re going to be camping at Larrabee State Park ahead of time, the park allows reservations up to nine months ahead.

Exploring the Area

Want to see a movie, but not really interested in the newer popular flicks? Head to Bellingham to discover the largest independent film cinema in the area. This non-profit film center shows independent films as well as foreign flicks and documentaries to educate and entertain the visitors and residents of Whatcom County. Become a member or just stop in and catch a movie with the whole family.

Be the first to get doses of destination inspiration, and discount codes.

We care about the protection of your data. Read our privacy policy

Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

  • Hiking TrailLocation
  • Fragrance Lake Trail, WALarrabee State Park, WA
  • Larrabee State Park Campground to Lost Lake and Ridge Trail Loop, WALarrabee State Park, WA
  • South Lost Lake Trail, WALarrabee State Park, WA
  • Pine and Cedar Lakes Trail, WABellingham, WA
  • Chuckanut Mountain, WALarrabee State Park, WA
  • Lake Padden Singletrack, WABellingham, WA
  • Galbraith Mountain, WABellingham, WA
  • Oyster Dome Trail, WALarrabee State Park, WA
  • Interurban Trail and Fragrance Lake, WABellingham, WA
  • Chuckanut Drive, WALarrabee State Park, WA

Recent RV rental reviews in Larrabee State Park

Jeffra F.

August, 2025

I explored the vast Olympic Peninsula in the trusty Mercedes Winnebago Revel that I rented from Ricardo in Port Townsend. The vehicle had been well maintained and was easy to maneuver, even for a petite 70-year-old female like me. I especially loved the digital rearview mirror that provided a clear, unobstructed view of the road and vehicles behind me. The portable induction stovetop saved a lot of time (heats up and cools down quickly) and stowed conveniently in an under-the-counter cubby. There were plenty of bins in which to securely store dry goods while on the road. I do wish there had been a drawer or two for clothing and personal items. However, under the bed (which electronically rises all the way to the ceiling, if wanted), there was space to store luggage and other large travel items. Once I arrived at each of my destinations, getting parked and settled in was a piece of cake. The lighted awning, window screens, and side and back door screens allowed in the sweet pine-scented breeze that most campers can’t get enough of. Restroom facilities at the campgrounds where I stayed were clean and convenient, so the cassette toilet was rarely used. The indoor shower seemed pretty cramped, so I opted for the outdoor hook-up, which meant a hot shower every time. Speaking of which, the water heater powered up very quickly for indoor and outdoor water use. The control panel for water pump, water heater, tank levels, battery use, and inverter was easy to navigate. Fortunately, for those times when pushing a button didn’t produce the result I wanted, I could (and did) consult the printed troubleshooting guide that Ricardo had included in the renter’s info binder. The first time I had to empty the gray water tank was less intimidating because I paired my handwritten notes scribbled during Ricardo’s van orientation with the printed matter. The one time I was stumped, I elected to text and then call Ricardo (thank goodness for a signal out in the boondocks), and he patiently walked me through resolution of the issue. He was a very gracious, generous (best home-baked blueberry muffins on the planet), thoughtful, and conscientious host. I will most definitely rent from him if I have the good fortune to be up in Port Townsend again.
Larry S.

August, 2025

Lorna is a fabulous host who understands a campers needs. The motorhome was reliable and comfortable with a terrific mattress for sleeping. Highly recommended!!
Richard S.

August, 2025

I would like the thank John for the most excellent excursion van that we rented for the weekend for our trip to Ucluelet. We are from the island and van has everything you need except food and drinks . It's a pleasure to meet you and your dad and I will definitely be using your services again . For off islander your cannot go wrong renting a van from John , again thank you for everything

Frequently asked questions about renting an RV near Larrabee State Park

Discover the best of what's around

  • Great Smoky Mountains National Park

    Great Smoky Mountains National Park

    +349 vehicles

  • Rocky Mountain National Park

    Rocky Mountain National Park

    +873 vehicles

  • Joshua Tree National Park

    Joshua Tree National Park

    +1334 vehicles

  • Olympic National Park

    Olympic National Park

    +1009 vehicles

  • Zion National Park

    Zion National Park

    +103 vehicles