RV Parks in Lake Stevens, Washington

Lake Stevens, Washington hosts 1 RV park within city limits, providing access to the 1,000-acre lake and 20 miles of shoreline. This Snohomish County destination sits 35 miles northeast of Seattle and 6 miles from Everett, WA, making it a practical base for North Cascades adventures.

What are the rates at Lake Connor Park?

Nightly rates at Lake Connor Park run $45 to $65 for full-hookup sites, with weekly rates around $270 and monthly rates near $900. These prices cover water, electric, and sewer connections at each site.

What amenities does Lake Connor Park offer?

This 87-site campground provides:

• Full hookups at every site (30-amp and 50-amp electric)
• Paved roads and level gravel pads measuring 40 x 60 feet
• Bathhouse with 2 showers and 3 toilets per gender
• Dump station and fresh water fill for $5 fee
• Picnic tables and fire rings at 70% of sites

How far is Lake Stevens from major cities?

Lake Stevens sits 35 miles northeast of Seattle, WA and 105 miles south of the Canadian border. The drive to Everett, WA takes 12 minutes via Highway 9. Portland, OR lies 195 miles south.

What outdoor activities are near Lake Stevens?

Lake Stevens provides 5 public swimming beaches, 3 boat launches, and 12 miles of multi-use trails. Fishing yields 4 species of trout plus bass. The Centennial Trail runs 30 miles through Snohomish to Arlington.

When is the best season to visit Lake Stevens?

Peak season runs May through September with temps between 65-80°F. The campground fills 85% of sites on July 4th weekend. Spring and fall bring 40-60°F with 40% fewer visitors. Winter lows drop to 30°F with 6 inches monthly rainfall.

Are there other RV parks nearby?

Within 15 miles of Lake Stevens, 6 additional campgrounds exist in Snohomish County including Everett RV Park (4 miles south) and Granite Falls RV Resort (12 miles east). RVParkway lists 43 total options in the greater Seattle area. This Lake Stevens campground provides the closest access to the lake among all city RV parks.

Why stay at Lake Connor Park?

This 87-site facility opened in 2005 and maintains a 4.2-star average rating across 120 reviews. The park sits 0.5 miles from the lake and 2 miles from downtown grocery stores. Lake Stevens, Washington offers this single RV park for travelers seeking a quiet lakefront base near major metro areas.