Tucked between the Cascade Mountains and Puget Sound, Skagit Valley matches the pace and priorities of today’s explorer. This scenic region offers winding country roads lined with barns and blooms, eagles soaring over open fields, misty mornings that give way to golden light, and trails leading to hidden views.
Whether rolling through in an RV or staying a while, this stretch of the Pacific Northwest blends raw natural beauty with walkable towns and easy access to everything from farm stands to forests, fjords, and festivals.
Fresh RV Accommodations Amid Rising Road Trips
This summer, Skagit Valley proudly welcomes a new RV resort, Town & Country Motorcoach and RV Resort, adding to the variety of accommodations available for visitors exploring this picturesque corner of the country.
With more than 11 million RV-owning households in the US and over 40 million Americans participating in RV camping each year, road travel is booming, according to the RV Industry Association.
“With RV parks near lakes, forests, and even waterfronts, visitors can enjoy hiking, kayaking, biking, swimming, fishing, and more just steps from their front door,” said Skagit Tourism Bureau CEO Kristen Keltz. “Guests often arrive as strangers and leave with new friends, swapping travel stories and tips under the stars. Many parks also promote eco-conscious camping, giving travelers the opportunity to connect with nature while respecting and preserving it.”
