Puget Sound and Cascade foothills

RV camping in Snohomish County, Washington

Compare 15 public, private, and tribal choices around Bothell, Everett, Lake Goodwin, Puget Sound, Monroe, the Stillaguamish River, and Darrington.

Snohomish County spans close-in full-service resorts, lake and saltwater camping, simple river sites, and mountain bases. This guide now combines the county system with the active transient private and tribal layer. Unpublished hookup levels, site counts, and rig limits stay labeled as unconfirmed rather than being inferred from a park name or an old directory.

Best close-in full hookupsLake Pleasant has 184 paved sites in Bothell, about 17 road miles from central Seattle.
Best all-around resortAngel of the Winds pairs 178 full-hookup sites with a pool, clubhouse, playground, pickleball, and mini golf.
Best lake choiceCompare Lake Ki and Lake Goodwin Resort for private shoreline stays, or Wenberg for a county-run utility mix.

Closest to Seattle and Everett

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Private Campground

Lake Pleasant RV Park

Wooded Bothell RV park with 184 paved back-in and pull-through sites, full 30/50-amp hookups, five private shower houses, and year-round daily stays.

184 RV sitesCheck site dimensionsFull hookups~45 min from Seattle
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Maple Grove RV Resort

Everett resort with 87 numbered sites, concrete 55-foot pull-through and 40-foot perimeter pads, full hookups, Wi-Fi, cable, and short-term reservations.

87 RV sitesCheck site dimensionsFull hookups~45 min from Seattle
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Arlington, Stanwood, and the lakes

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Angel of the Winds RV Resort

Stillaguamish Tribe-owned resort with 178 full-hookup concrete RV sites, long pull-through and back-in pads, a pool, clubhouse, laundry, and family recreation.

178 RV sitesCheck site dimensionsFull hookups~1 hr 15 min from Seattle
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Emerald Springs RV Park

Country-setting Arlington RV park with level full-hookup sites, 30/50-amp power, laundry, pet-friendly rules, and nightly through long-term stays.

RV count not confirmedCheck site dimensionsFull hookups~1 hr 15 min from Seattle
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Lake Goodwin Resort

Year-round family resort on Lake Goodwin with daily RV sites, most with water, 30/50-amp power and septic, plus beach, docks, showers, laundry, and a store.

RV count not confirmedCheck site dimensionsFull hookups~1 hr 15 min from Seattle
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Lake Ki RV Resort

Lakefront Arlington resort with daily full-hookup RV sites, private swimming beach, fishing docks, small-boat launch, laundry, fire pits, and online booking.

RV count not confirmedCheck site dimensionsFull hookups~1 hr 15 min from Seattle
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Wenberg County Park

Seventy-site Lake Goodwin campground with full-, partial-, and nonutility loops, a swim beach, boat launch, showers, and dump station.

70 RV sitesCheck site dimensionsFull hookups~1 hr 30 min from Seattle
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Kayak Point Regional Park

Thirty-site water-and-electric campground above Puget Sound with a 300-foot fishing pier, beach access, showers, and site-specific pad sizes.

30 RV sitesCheck site dimensionsWater + electric~1 hr 30 min from Seattle
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Monroe, Sultan, and the US 2 corridor

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Flowing Lake County Park

Forested lake campground with 39 utility RV sites, a swim beach, playground, showers, and year-round access with reduced winter services.

39 RV sitesCheck site dimensionsWater + electric~1 hr 15 min from Seattle
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Evergreen State Fairgrounds RV-2

Seasonal Monroe fairgrounds RV lot with 117 water-and-electric sites, 24 pull-throughs, a dump station, and a 42-foot limit.

117 RV sitesUp to 42 ftWater + electric~1 hr from Seattle
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Thousand Trails Thunderbird

Year-round 92-site resort on the Skykomish River with guest booking, a pool and hot tub, showers, laundry, mini golf, fishing, trails, and family recreation.

92 RV sitesCheck site dimensionsHookups not confirmed~1 hr 15 min from Seattle
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Cascade Views RV Resort

Family-run Sultan resort with concrete RV pads, 90- and 45-foot pull-through choices, showers, laundry, internet, propane, a dog park, and phone reservations.

RV count not confirmedCheck site dimensionsHookups not confirmed~1 hr 15 min from Seattle
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Stillaguamish River and mountain foothills

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River Meadows County Park

Ten nonutility drive-up RV and tent sites beside the Stillaguamish River, with running water nearby and seasonal restrooms.

10 RV sitesCheck site dimensionsNo hookups~1 hr 45 min from Seattle
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Squire Creek Park Campground

Mossy forest campground near Darrington with 33 nonutility sites, many RV-capable, and site-specific pad lengths.

RV count not confirmedCheck site dimensionsNo hookups~2 hr from Seattle
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Whitehorse Campground

Darrington campground with 15 full-utility RV or equestrian sites, an on-site dump station, accessible showers, and mountain access.

15 RV sitesCheck site dimensionsFull hookups~2 hr 15 min from Seattle
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How to choose

Choose Lake Pleasant or Maple Grove for the shortest urban approach. Angel of the Winds offers the largest verified private inventory and the broadest modern resort facilities. Lake Ki and Lake Goodwin Resort put swimming, fishing, and paddling at the campsite, while Wenberg provides the most varied public lake loops. Kayak Point is the saltwater choice. Thunderbird and Cascade Views serve the US 2 corridor; Flowing Lake works for a quieter foothill lake. River Meadows and Squire Creek trade hookups for simpler settings, while Whitehorse supplies full utilities near Darrington.

Accuracy note: Utility types and rig fit can vary by site. A blank value means the current operator did not publish the fact; it does not mean the amenity is absent. Drive estimates start with an all-road route from central Seattle and round upward for towing and common Puget Sound or US 2 delays. Check live operator details before choosing a pad.