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A building with a large glass facade, a covered outdoor area, and a pathway leading to the entrance.

1. La Conner RV & Camping Resort

La Conner

Michel K

Two wooden cabins with external staircases, surrounded by dense trees.

2. Mount Vernon RV Campground

Bow

"This is property is a Thousand Trails campground that accepts non-members. It’s clean, quiet and friendly. We went during the off season, so the pool and store were closed. That isn’t mentioned anywhere on the hotels.com website, or on the property website, so do your research before booking. We rented a cabin, and were expected to strip the beds, sweep floors and put all trash in the dumpster prior to checkout, or we would be charged a cleaning fee. We were not informed of this at all prior to...

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Top Alger Hotel Reviews

Anacortes Ship Harbor Inn

10/10 Excellent

"Nice and cozy, we planned a trip to orca island but did not want to stay on the island itself. The room itself had a small fireplace that wanted the entire room up. The kids loved it"

Holiday Inn & Suites Bellingham by IHG

8/10 Good

"Overall the hotel was nice, clean and room was great, but when I went to check in and was asked about paying to park my car in the parking hotel parking lot I was a little confused. Where else would you like me to park my car? I booked and paid for the room for the night I would not expect to pay for parking at the hotel as an additional charge. I would consider staying here again, if there was no where else as the room and hotel was nice, but will look at other commendations first that don't charge a petty fee to park my car in the hotel parking lot in which I drove to stay the night."