Fidalgo Bay Resort

Love this place - we come back a few times each year. Easy to get to, sites are nice and long and level, great clubhouse with showers, activities and BBQ area. Sites 1-16 are right along the water, but back in only - they tend to prefer to let motorhomes and cab overs in these sites vs. trailers. Super close to Anacortes (2-3 mile walk or bike ride along a paved biking path) and convenient to Whidbey. Hookups are great, as its cable and very basic wifi. One of my favs.

Sweet place to stay and discover some of the many things to do in the Skagit Valley, or hop on a ferry to the San Juans for a day. A bike/walk trail runs through it, so if you want to you can easily get to the small town of Anacortes for lunch or window shopping.

Full hook-up with lots of sun, some trees between sites and lots of bird to watch; eagles, herons, tri-colored black birds, etc. Oh, I forgot to mention you can see Mount Baker too!

Our day rate reflects the 10% veteran discount

There is a small amount of distant road noise, which is why we gave 'noise' only a 4 star.

We camped in a 35' Allegro-Red

It is a well-kept, inexpensive RV park. It's an all gravel lot with small grass lawns between spaces. Showers were good. They have several washers and dryers. Quick drive into Anacortes. We stayed here in July 2018.

Sites are stacked like cord wood. Level, gravel sites with FHU’s, no fire pit, our site had no patio, however the sewer hook ups are horrible! Open pipe sunk into the ground about a foot deep, with just a metal cover. Some views of the straits, a bike/walk trail runs through the park. No activities for families (pool, games, playgrounds, etc.) Some sites have a small covered patio area. All the grass areas are dead or dying (water issues for the area). Interior roads are a bit daunting with all the toads & towers interspersed around the rigs. Miserable road and roads system for ingress & egress to the park. Overpriced for what it offers. Nearby train noise & highway noise is moderate.

I'm not a huge RV Park fan - I tend to enjoy State & Federal campgrounds, or boondocking - so my review is a bit biased! I stayed 3 nights in 3 different spots. The first night I stayed in 25 and the light from the bathouse were SO bright that it was annoying. The lights face spaces 18 - 28, so stay on the opposite side! The second night I was in space #1, beachfront! I watched heron hunt and a seal flat around in the water. The last night I was in space 45, which was almost beachfront. As far as amenities - the bathhouse was great! All individual bathrooms w/ showers. It's grassy, the spaces are tight, but again, I'm not generally a park person... The staff was super friendly and helpful! There's some highway & aircraft noise (NOT from Whidby NAS, but from being in the flight path for a small airport) which was a little annoying. BEWARE of the entry. I got trapped by a very tight hairpin curve when GPS brought me in - pay attention to the website for directions!!!

We had a pull in site and a water view that was so nice. It is right a bike trail that was fun to walk and ride and right next to the beach. It is a rocky beach, not a soft sandy one, but it was pretty. We had plenty of room at our site, it is next to an entrance to a big field for pets, so we had some foot traffic, but nothing bad. The entrance was tricky, and we missed the turn and had to go into town to turn around, but it was not bad. They had a nice store and laundry room. We used this location to do day trips to the San Juan Islands, the Cascades and then take the ferry with our coach to Port Townsend!

Well managed but is what it is: Super close gravel parking lot with view of polluting oil refinery. Suggest not swimming in the bay due to pollution. Same for crabbing etc. look the pollution up, swim somewhere else. Road in tight, rough. West park is some long term behemoths with cluttered surroundings. People’s Knick knacks, not everyone’s jam. Was a one off for us. Sort of stressful being two feet from someone else’s back of rig while they spanked their kid. Ugh, hope you fare better.

We like camping where there is something to do. This park is close to Anacortes, Deception Pass, forts and whale watching. Sites are tight but standard for rv park. Enjoyed the walk on the causeway and the park and play areas.

A nice and very popular spot along the Fidalgo Bay with direct access to the water, ideal for those with boats. Easy access to trails too and an old rail line trail runs through the resort and across the water which is great for jogging or just a relaxing stroll.