Rasar State Park Campground

Park is nice paved showers are free and clean

Decided to camp for the new years holidays at a park somewhat close to our home. This fit the best for what we had planned. Thanks for the unseasonably warm weather we didn't encounter any snow during our 6 night stay.

We stayed here for 3 nights in a travel trailer and really loved it. The water hookups were shut off during the time, but we were able to fill up our water tank near the entrance without any trouble. The tank dump site was free as well for those with a reservation (otherwise it’s $5.00).

There wasn’t much noise from the surrounding roadways, and the bathrooms were very clean. Verizon signal was okay, and there was no TV antennae reception (if that’s something you need). Beautiful hiking trails as well! Would definitely stay here again!

Easy place to land on the way somewhere else. Lovely rífate sots in the trees.

Fantastic site for young kids. Trails are easy to hike and the sites are clean and well spaced out for a bit of privacy.  The playground is an easy walk from all sites and the bathrooms are constantly clean.

Great trails in and near this park we enjoy walking the dogs and riding bikes and watching birds if you like any of these activities this is the place and fairly quiet as well. And let’s not forget it’s very close to Birdsview brewery

Campsite is very clean and workers are friendly. No wifi and very limited cell service. Beautiful place to camp

I had never heard of this park before reserving it, but seriously loved it. It's only about 90 minutes from Seattle. We spent 1 night in spot 16 and the sites are all gorgeous with lots of vegetation between sites. The facilities were all nice and modern and there were trails going right off the campground loop that connected to the main trail network. 

We brought our dog for his first camping trip. He wasn't a huge fan of the gunshots that we heard all afternoon coming from a neighboring property, but around evening they eventually stopped and he was able to relax. We will definitely return!

All RV sites are asphalt. Most sites are level but some are not. Be sure to check. Site 34 faces an amazing view into the woods. The river is fairly far from the RV sites. The power pedistals are to close to the ground and the 30amp plugin on site 24 was upside down making it difficult to connect a 30-50amp adapter to a surge guard and then to a 50amp cable. The short hike to and along the river is easy. Along the river is dirt with some exposed roots that would make it difficult on the western path. Going east is fairly smooth with access points to the river. Looks like good fishing.

Nice and relaxing area

We stayed in Elk Camp, group sites for RV and tent camping. The spaces were quiet and somewhat private. The showers/bathrooms were clean. Very well kept areas. The hiking trails were great, with access to the Skagit River, and beautiful views!

Clean campsite and restrooms, good signage on the trails, easy hikes for families, and friendly camp hosts. However, there were a lot of groups staying together, which made for a noisier campground than I'd like. If you're staying with other families, this is a great spot, but if you're looking for something quiet and/or privacy, this is not the campground for it.

A nice camp ground about 1.5 hours from Seattle area. Trans cans, hook ups in a lot of the spots, clean bathrooms, a playground, and some hiking trails that go down by the river.

It was exceptionally nice especially because we were a walk-in. Place was crowed during the week in summer. But the facilities, trails and river access was well kept. I totally recommend staying here and enjoy a dip in the river.

We just spent two nights cold weather camping here. It’s a beautiful quiet park with very spacious lots. There is not a lot to do besides hiking, but if you are looking for peace and quiet in the woods, this might be the ticket.

Great ADA camping. Trails are smooth enough for an electric wheelchair and the path to the river is paved. Not many spots so book early.

nice bathrooms and showers and the walk in suites are awesome. the walk down to the river is fun too!

Great park with lots of activities and a variety of spaces to explore. Love the open fields and walking trails with possibility of seeing elk.

Only downfall is the rv spaces; they are a little challenging to level in some back in sights.

One of my favorites.

Three mamas and our young boys enjoyed a weekend camping at Rasar State Park. Proximity to Seattle and availability were key to our choice to camp here. And what a great choice! The campsite accommodated all three tents and the huge picnic table and water spigot at our campsite were extremely helpful. Trails abound through open fields and dense woods down to the gorgeous Skagit River on a series of connecting trails. There's also a volleyball court and playground. Facilities are well maintained and cleaned. We'll be back!

Trails everywhere with interpretive signs, gorgeous river banks, wide open fields, berry picking, movie night (101 Dalmatians), volleyball court, good ranger presence keeps things cleaner and quieter, tall trees... If there were clear views of Mt. Baker, this might be five stars. That shy beast of a mountain is a few miles down the highway. I said "Dash Point" state park in the video when it was really Rasar (dork).