Bellingham RV Park

This is your standard RV park. Lots of RVs in long rows. It's clean, the staff is friendly and helpful, the location is nice. Nothing to complain about, but not one that jumps out as exceptional.

Bellingham RV Park is located adjacent to the Bellingham International Airport offering easy access to I-5 and the amenities of Bellingham. It’s clean and the staff is friendly and helpful. Amenities include laundry room, showers and free Wi-Fi. The Wi-Fi covers the entire park and worked fine during our stay. Sites are gravel pull-thrus and full hook up (30 & 50 amp) with about an 8 foot grass strip with a picnic table separating each site.

RV Park Wi-Fi - DOWNLOAD: 19.28 Mbps, UPLOAD: 6.03 Mbps

AT&T - DOWNLOAD: 23.8 Mbps, UPLOAD: 27.6 Mbps
Verizon - DOWNLOAD: 10.5 Mbps, UPLOAD: 23.6 Mbps
T-Mobile - DOWNLOAD: 57.4 Mbps, UPLOAD: 28.2 Mbps

We used Bellingham RV Park as our home base for running the family up to Mount Baker for skiing and snowboarding. That way, we can sleep in a little bit later, and we're not completely worn out on a longer drive home. Bellingham has some great restaurants and breweries as well! The RV park itself wasn't bad and the inhabitants were quiet, though it was cold and rainy during our stay. You will hear the occasional noise from the freeway and the airport, but that's expected in this location. Good Sam discount applies.

Not a lot of options in Bellingham. We were there for Western Washington University parent weekend and decided to bring the RV vs stay at a hotel. He park itself is located at the end of the Bellingham International Airport runway. Every site is a pull-thru, 15-30-50 amp with full hookups. I did notice that my sites water pressure was at 40psi via the 60 I typically see. Didn’t impact the stay, just thought people should know. The spaces are very tight. Your right on top of your neighbors. Plus there a lot of long term RVs there in the park.

It is a well maintained facility. The hosts were extremely friendly and helpful. We couldn’t go into the store (COVID-19) and we didn’t need to use their facilities.

All in all it was a good location to the University and it served its purpose.

The park was easy to find. It is located just off of I 5. There is pavement all the way including in the park. Signage is adequate. Check in was efficient and friendly. The rules are fairly basic.

Our site, 28, was a pull through that was just long enough for our Coach and Towed. Services (30 / 50 amp, water, sewer and cable) were to the left side. Distancing is very tight even for an urban park. Most sites had a bit of grass between sites barely wide enough to hold the table . Each site has a table only (our table was broken). No room for a fire pit. Our site was flat and even. Overall the park was pretty and well manicured. There are a number of permanents but none too trashy looking.

The included wifi internet worked okay with a log in password. We did find a few OTA TV. Satellite will not be a problem. The cable service worked well. We did not use the washrooms or showers. .

This is an urban park thus you will find food and convenience stores being abundant. Costco is just a short drive across I 5.

We found this park to be a well run, but somewhat expensive, urban RV park. We paid $54.29 inc tax and GS discount. We doubt if we would be back again.

Great access to Bellingham. It was an easy bike ride for us, but rideshare is available, too. The restrooms and showers are accessed via a fob in the office building. The facilities are very clean. There's a hotel right next door with a fairly active parking lot. Some sort of workplace on the next side. Not too much to say about this, but it provided a good launching point to explore Bellingham.

Campground is quite. Sites are a bit narrow. Sites 1-11 in first row slopes requiring you park rig at back to get level. Showers/laundry nice. WiFi signal appeared strong but didn’t work for me. Easy to explore Bellingham m, Mt Baker, Vancouver.