Burlington / Anacortes KOA Holiday

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About Burlington / Anacortes KOA Holiday

The spectacular Pacific Northwest scenery alone would make this KOA worth a visit, but wait until you see what there is to do! Take a scenic drive along Samish Bay. Hop a ferry to the San Juan Islands or Victoria, B.C. Join a whale-watching expedition. Go shopping at the outlet stores - not far away. Use this campground as your home base to visit area attractions. Groups appreciate the Rec Hall as a gathering place. Enjoy the cool waters of Friday Creek, which winds through the campground, or relax in KOA's indoor pool and hot tub. Come visit and explore the newly developed 12 acres with RV Sites (all 50-amp sites) and relocated Camping Cabins. Have fun with gem mining activities right at the campground. This KOA is a security gated property. Reservation must be made in advance to receive the gate code for an after-hours arrival. Pool: April 1 - November 1. Max pull thru: 80 feet.

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