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What does fun look like to you? Rediscover it at Thousand Trails Birch Bay Campground! An RV campground located on Birch Bay, Washington's largest tide flat , we are conveniently close to the US and Canadian border crossing.
When the tide is out, the fun begins! Explore the Birch Bay coast , go crabbing, clamming, or build a sandcastle. At high tide, the outdoor adventures continue with kayaking, boating, and swimming. Kids will especially enjoy spending time at the waterslides located just south of this RV campground. Out of the water, there is still lots to do with bird watching, walking, and bike riding.
Plus, this RV campground near Bellingham Bay offers plenty of on-site fun! Enjoy our seasonal pool and activities for children. Explore the many games in our family lodge or spend time in the adult lodge which features billiards, exercise equipment, guest computer, and more games. There are horseshoes, playgrounds, walking paths, and an off leash pet area so that your 4-legged family members can enjoy our Birch Bay Thousand Trails RV Campground.
The diversity of this area is vast! Shopping, restaurants, entertainment, and small-town USA delights abound in nearby Bellingham, Blaine, Lynden, and Ferndale. And with Mount Baker bordering us to the east, you are sure to enjoy camping near Bellingham at this Thousand Trails RV campground. Venture into this diverse area from a Birch Bay RV campground Whether you're planning a retreat for the whole family, a group of friends or a getaway for two, there's no shortage of unique activities to explore at Birch Bay RV Campground. Plan activities upon arrival or visit this page before your departure to plan ahead. Looking for more? Our friendly staff can fill you in on all of the great ways to make your stay a memorable experience.
No hot water in laundry room. I was there 3weeks & the hot water heater was not fixed! They didn't even have on the calendar when it will be repaired & local Laundromat is very expensive!
No planned activities for adults only kids! They should give a diagram of how to connect/hookup as many are tandem & people Cross hook-up! I don't know why most campers want to argue I don't!
I grew up camping here with my grandparents and last week was one of two trips I’ve made back with my own kids. The kids like it a lot, the facilities are well maintained, fun activities, management does a good job and staff are friendly. I do think the price is steep which is why we don’t stay for very long. The spots are VERY tight in phase 1 (My
Picture shows an empty site next to us and 2 spots was a van who weren’t there at the time so you can’t really tell the cramped site sizes. You also cannot choose a spot ahead of time but otherwise we enjoy are stays.
This park is perfect all around. It’s close proximity to the border, the marina and the National park, make this park a great choice. The bathhouses are clean and well maintained and the clubhouses (2x) are relaxing to enjoy. The sites are great too.
We came for a birthday party. Unfortunately the slides closed due to an unfortunate accident. We had no other option. This site offers 2 lodges, friendly attentive staff. They also have SO MANY child friendly activities. The staff are kind and get involved and are so helpful. 10 out 10 would recommend and come back. Out of all the sites we've been to in Washington, this is hands down my favorite.
Have stayed at this park many many times over the last 10+years. In-fact we had 4 family members or friends buy annual passes with us for many years.
In years past we had membership with Thousand Trails and after 6+ years of no membership we called in trying to purchase membership before a 3 day visit to this location. We were told that we should "hear about the new membership options and that they would credit our camping fee towards the purchase of the pass" When we met with the sales person she tried to push us in to a $10,000 membership, at which time we said no thanks we will stick to the $625 annual pass as we had in the past. Then we were told that they would credit us $20 of the $190 we had already paid for 3 nights instead of allowing us to buy the pass before we arrived like we tried to do. So now the decision left to us it to pay $625 plus the $170 for a pass that is currently advertised online for $625.
Needless to say we "have been" loyal to Thousand Trails for a very long time, BUT we will never stay at your parks ever again much less buy a season or longer pass from Thousand trails!
ZERO customer service , EMPTY promises and NO commitment to customers! You could have had a loyal customer, but now Im so mad i will tell all my camping friends how poor the experience was and convince them to avoid you at all costs.
