Fidalgo Bay Resort

Great place — definitely splurge for the waterfront spots — the front of your coach will be just feet from the water with amazing views across the bay. We have seen numerous water birds, great blue herons, and otters so far. Staff is super friendly. Internet is on par for most rv parks — slow but decent connection. The 3 or so mile trail to Anacortes follows the bay and is paved and flat — perfect for even kids to bicycle or a nice long walk for lunch. No services in immediate proximity to the park but the camp store has essentials like prepared foods, smores fixings, and personal care items.
When coming make sure you take the first (south) exit for Fidalgo Bay Road because the second exit requires a very sharp turn which we couldn’t navigate in our 34 foot coach so we had to go out of the way to turn around.

Lovely place. A bit pricey, I thought (around $ 52), but nice, clean, great views, wonderful hiking trail. There’s also a clubhouse that was clean and large with kitchen, chess and ping-​pong. We were going to overnight here but liked it so much we spend a second day. We explored Anacortes, took a ferry to Friday Harbor. A very laid-​back experience. We don’t have a TV but as I recall the Internet was acceptable.

We really like this place, but it is not a resort. Many RV parks are calling themselves resort when the

We are new to rv’ing and this is our first RV park. We have been here 4 days and will be here another 5 yet. Coming from WI we don’t see water surrounded by Mts. The scenery is beautiful. There is a stretch of an oil refinery but we don’t really notice it. This is a dog friendly park. We have a small RV so having a bath house was a plus. They have 4 clean bathrooms with showers and a sink counter area to spread everything out. (A plus for us ladies with our shampoos, conditioners, soaps, etc.). The only downside is if you are coming here to work you don’t want to rely on the free Wi-​Fi. When we first got here it worked good but as the park fills up the Internet gets slower or nonexistent. But, if your on vacation you shouldn’t be working-​right? There is a laundry room which we will visit soon. We used the club house which has a gas grill, to have a cookout with family. It has indoor and outdoor seating. There is a quiet time from 10pm-​7am which is reasonable. Many parks in the area to visit and other things to do.

Fidalgo Bay Resort is a great RV Park. Very well maintained, the staff is wonderful, the restrooms/​showers are spotless. We are in a 40′ MH, 4 glide outs and towing a Jeep and we had plenty of room in our site. We had a front spot that looked right out on the bay and the views are spectacular. We watched the crabbers putting in, re-​baiting and bring in their crab pots. We watched the Bald Eagles flying and landing in a tree only yards from our RV site. Lots of other birds to watch. You can see the large ships coming and going from the refinery and the refinery itself looks beautiful at night. Right behind of the Refinery is a great view of Mt. Baker. There are miles of trails to walk or ride a bike The town of Anacortes is close with great shops and wonderful places to eat… Anthony’s for fish .can’t miss that. The Casino is only 2 miles away and they have 3 very good restaurant’s. They are dog friendly and there are 2 large off leash parks in Anacortes to take you dogs to run and play. One of them is divided into a small dog area and large dog area… just ask the office and they can tell you how to get there, very close less 2 miles. We will definitely return here next year but early so we can have more sun and less rain. Did I mention that you can take a ferry to Friday Harbor or a whale watching adventure right out of Anacortes. Lots to do. Canada 90 miles north and Seattle 90 miles south. Can’t say enough about this area and this Resort! Also… forgot the best part… they are so cheap.

This is a very nice RV park that is well maintained and has full hook ups. The views are very pretty. Even the oil refinery in the distance looks pretty lit up at night. Great place if you own a dog. Staff is super nice also. I wish there was a pool but that is the only down side. The town of Anacortes is close and trails and other adventures are abundant! We will be staying there again many times.

We stayed here over Memorial Day Weekend and really enjoyed the Resort. The resort is very well cared for, the restrooms/​showers/​grounds/​club house were all very clean. The staff we interacted with were all super friendly and helpful. They even came around in a golf cart just as it was getting dark and passed out glow-​necklaces and bracelets to the kids. There is a game room stocked with games, pool, ping-​pong and more; it closes at 9pm (which felt early, I wanted it to be open later). Our site was a gravel space the width of our RV separated from our neighbors by an approx. 8″ strip of grass… so no privacy, but that is common for RV parks. It was easy to pull into and hook up at our site. They provide free cable and Wi-​Fi (which worked very well, we were able to watch movies via Netflix).
The resort is right on the water, with a beach and views of the City of Anacortes and March Point oil refineries (which my kids said reminded them of Oz). My favorite part was the Tommy Thompson Trail, that runs through the resort and goes east across a trestle to March Point OR west to Anacortes. It’s a beautiful, well-​maintained walking/​biking trail. We rode our bikes into Anacortes, attended the Farmer’s Market (Saturday mornings) and explored the town. Others brought their kayaks and paddled around the bay.
Bottom Line: Recommended. It’s a great location for anyone interested in visiting Anacortes, Whidbey Island, and the San Juan Islands. There is also good shopping 20 minutes away in the Burington/​Mount Vernon area.

I like this place, although there are somethings that take away from its appeal. The setting is excellent. Each site is on or very near the water with wonderful views, breezes, and plenty of sunlight. It sits on a great bike/​walking trail that goes either out over the water or along the water into town. The prices are good. There is 50amp (they charge for electric on longer stays), cable, wifi, water & sewer. It is close to town.
The down sides are that the sites are ill defined gravel with tiny strips of burnt grass and each one has these annoyingly bright lights which you can’t control and that shine in the windows at night and blind you when walking around at night.
The wifi can be good but also comes and goes and it is often slow enough to lose the connection. It is bad enough that I had to turn my wifi card on and stop using theirs.
The staff is good and helpful.

The resort was great! I am totally a fan. The walking trails were great. The grounds were immaculate from the grass to the bathroom/​showers. The RV slips were wide and spacious. My family stayed for 5 days and they flew by. I felt very safe to let my kids play out of sight. The clubhouse was great for adults to kids.
* The only downside was that did not have a pool. However you can swim Puget Sound but it is very very cold. (it was invigorating) The other issue I had was there was no way to make change for the laundry machines after hours.
The staff was accommodating and helpful. 9.0 in my book very nice!