RV rental Mount Vernon, WA: Motorhome rentals, camper van rentals and more

There are several options for places to stay with your camper rental in Mount Vernon. Mount Vernon RV Park is located near downtown so you will have easy access to restaurants, breweries, and the scenic walking path along the Skagit River. The park offers full hookups, Wi-Fi, and showers, among other amenities. They also offer an on-site propane refill station. Mount Vernon RV Campground is just north of the city. It offers premium amenities including full hookups, themed events for guests, and a multitude of family-friendly activities. This could be a great place to stay with kids, as they have playgrounds, mini golf, and arts and crafts. Another nearby option is the Burlington/Anacortes KOA. With sites for vehicles up to 80 feet long, you can fit even with the biggest luxury RV rental from Mount Vernon. This campground has a gate for security and offers plentiful amenities as well, including full hookups, a seasonal pool and year-round hot tub, plus Wi-Fi and cable TV. Friday Creek runs through the campground, offering endless entertainment for kids, and there’s even a gem-mining activity in the campground.

One of the biggest Pacific Northwest destination events of the year, the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is held each year for the whole month of April. Millions of tulips in the valley bloom every spring, painting the fields with vibrant color. This event is a driving tour, so it’s a perfect activity to do with your RV rental near Mount Vernon. The Tulip Festival also includes street fairs, arts and craft shows, and a multi-week nightly salmon barbecue. There are art sculptures scattered throughout the heart of downtown Mount Vernon, so explore the city and appreciate some beautiful art installations with a walking tour of the city. Some of the art is, of course, tulip-related, but you will also find sculptures, stained glass windows, and other types of art as well. These installations are supported by the Arts Commission, a dedicated group of volunteers. For history buffs, Mount Vernon also has a driving tour of 55 historic barns. Many of these barns are still in use for cattle and dairy farming, and there’s an audio tour that guides you through the history of each one. Photographers can enter a photo contest specifically geared around these barns. Mount Vernon is home to many delicious restaurants and craft breweries. The local cuisine features seafood, due to Mount Vernon’s proximity to Puget Sound, but you can also find world cuisine, steak houses, and pubs. The wealth of surrounding agriculture means you can find delicious, locally grown and farmed food items throughout the year.