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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?

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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.

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Popular nearby hiking trails and campgrounds

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  • Chuckanut Drive, WALarrabee State Park, WA

Recent RV rental reviews in Larrabee State Park

Rachel H.

January, 2026

This is my second time renting from John (used the van without the heater in my first trip) and had a great experience again! We rented in January and having the cabin heater kept the inside super warm - I even had to turn the heater down after a little while because it was getting too warm inside! The extra long bed was really comfy even if you're tall (my friend is and slept super well).
Kye G.

January, 2026

Justin was amazing at communicating with me when I had some changes I need to make or to needed some help. Really helped make the trip as stress free and enjoyable as possible!
Arash E.

January, 2026

It was a great experience with a great RV. Thanks Kevin for providing the RV for us.

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