The Cedars RV Resort

We needed somewhere safe to park our RV as we crossed the border into Canada and explored Vancouver Island and then back to the USA to hike North Cascades National Park. The Cedars RV Resort was a perfect choice. A little on the expensive side for just storing our RV for six days, but well worth it.

Clean, friendly and lots of amenities. We did our laundry, caught up on social media using their Wifi, dropped off our trash, filled up on fresh water and took some nice hot showers. Also, we watched a movie on DVD from their library for free.

Our neighbors were friendly enough too. Seems like a few RVers stay here for long periods of time.

Easy in and out with pull throughs for our 32' RV with tow dolly and car.

Stayed a week, great rates, overall a nice campground. Make sure to confirm full hookups as some sites are water/electric only. I do wish we had a site with sewer but on the flip side, our site (43) backed right up to the dog park. Love the 12’ hedges that make each site private. It does narrow up the space but even our 41’ with slides on both sides worked out well. Park wifi is spotty and Verizon cell service is poor. Our T-mobile hot spot worked great though. Will definitely be back again.

Finishing up a three month stay at Cedars and it's been a fantastic home base. My nightly cost reflects the monthly rate. Clean, well-maintained park with a big field to walk dogs, heated pool, and laundry. Very convenient to Bellingham and even though it's right next to the freeway, you get used to the background noise. Verizon is non-existent here and AT&T is passable. Thanks to a tip from the office, we were able to stop by the local T-Mobile and pick up a hotspot for $50 a month, which has worked great.

I can't say enough wonderful things about the women that work the front office. They are incredibly helpful and kind. They get so many guest deliveries every day and sort through all the packages to let you know when they arrive. They had tons of local advice and were able to adjust our dates when we needed it.

Also I love the massive hedges between the sites...makes your space feel so cozy and private!

We stayed at Cedars for a week in early August 2021. We were looking for a convenient campground near Bellingham, and this was the best we could find. It is about 10-15 minutes north of town.
The campground is roomy, had nice sites with tall hedges separating each camper, and was clean. Our site had a nice grassy area, too. There was a fire ban, so we couldn't have campfires. We had full hookups. There is a nice park area in the back, closer to the freeway, which our dogs loved. They also have an enclosed dog area. The staff was helpful. We didn't hear much freeway noise, but were closer to the front of the park.
The campground is not near any natural areas, so you need to drive somewhere if you want to go for a hike. But there are a lot of nearby spots for outdoor adventures.
Cellular signal was surprisingly spotty, given our location and proximity to the freeway. Mobile data was really bad, even with our booster. The campground wifi didn't really work, but we also did not try to call them for help as we weren't at the site much.
We would definitely stay again if in the Bellingham area.

We stayed here for the weekend while we hunted for beer spots near the border, and we will definitely be staying there again when we’re back in the area. Friendly staff and easy to navigate with plenty of spots to accommodate the largest of rigs. A little noise from I-5, but a small price to pay for being conveniently close to it. Our pups appreciated the dog run. With the weather lately, it was on the muddy side so we appreciated having our outdoor shower/dog wash.

The many of pull through and back in sites are very large with plenty of room for our 42ft 5th wheel. The sites have a picnic table, fire ring, and any have FHUs. All the sites have tall hedges that create a privacy barrier between you and your neighbors. The staff was very friendly and the park is very week kept. It’s about 1.5 miles to the town center of Ferndale and about 7 miles from Bellingham. There is some traffic and train noise. We would absolutely stay here again.

Exceeded our expectations
The staff here is wonderful. We needed a lot of assistance just getting our fifth wheel parked and dropped as we are novice 5th wheel owners. We were warned that there was a potential for noise in the spot we chose, but it didn’t bother us at all.
There is a fenced-in dog park that sold my schnauzer, Mugs, on this RV park.

Clean RV park with laundry and pool. This park is a mix of seasonal folks and overnighters, but the permanent setups were all very tidy and well maintained. Sites are pretty spacious for a private RV park with hedges between them. Some sites are on grass, some are paved. We used this as a stopover for a busy summer weekend when we couldn't find a spot in the state parks. I wouldn't go out of my way to stay here, but if you need an option in the area it's a good stopover. It's about a 15 minutes drive to Bellingham, 20 if you take the prettier non-freeway route.