News Summary
Mount Vernon, Washington, has opened the Town & Country Motorcoach and RV Resort, a 20-acre luxury destination along the Skagit River. The resort features 160 spacious RV spaces with full amenities including a clubhouse, dining options, jacuzzis, and pickleball courts. Emphasizing sustainable tourism and community building, the resort aims to provide a unique outdoor experience for travelers. With plans for future enhancements, it promises to become a premier destination for RV enthusiasts and vacationers.
Mount Vernon Welcomes New Upscale RV Resort
Mount Vernon, Washington, has unveiled its newest attraction, the Town & Country Motorcoach and RV Resort, which officially opened its gates in April 2025. Situated at 324 W. College Way, the resort spans over 20 acres alongside the scenic Skagit River and is designed to cater to discerning travelers looking for a unique outdoor experience.
Offering 160 spacious RV spaces, each equipped with full hookups for power, water, and sewer, the resort features a wide range of amenities to provide guests with comfort and entertainment. Key facilities include a modern clubhouse, an on-site dining option featuring a full-service restaurant, grab-and-go meals, two jacuzzis near an outdoor dining area, and four pickleball courts. Additional conveniences such as laundry and shower facilities, free Wi-Fi, a spa, hot tub, plunge pool, and concierge services are also available. For those wanting to explore the surrounding area, e-bike rentals are offered, enhancing the guest experience.
The RV resort places a strong emphasis on customer service, insisting on exceptional attention to detail as guests enjoy stays of up to 90 days. The property is pet-friendly, making it an attractive choice for families or individuals traveling with dogs. The landscape is artfully designed, featuring trees, gardens, and sculptures, including a central attraction known as the Bigfoot Loop, which includes a notable Bigfoot sculpture that adds a whimsical touch to the setting.
A Commitment to Sustainable Tourism
The Town & Country Motorcoach and RV Resort is designed to promote low-impact tourism, with a vision that prioritizes the benefits to local communities while minimizing traffic congestion and environmental impact. This approach aligns with broader trends in the RV industry; according to the RV Industry Association, about 40 million Americans engage in RV camping annually, with approximately 11 million RV-owning households across the country.
Kristen Keltz, CEO of the Skagit Tourism Bureau, pointed out that RV parks like this not only provide an excellent opportunity for outdoor recreation but also foster a sense of community among visitors. This focus on community-building is a core part of the resort’s mission.
Future Developments
Plans for future enhancements at the resort include the addition of more shower, toilet, and laundry facilities, as well as a retail area near the front desk. These improvements are aimed at further enhancing guest comfort and convenience, ensuring that the resort continues to evolve in response to visitor needs.
Design and Construction
The resort was built by RAM Construction and designed by Christensen Design Management, with architect David Christensen declaring it as “one of the nicest RV resorts in the United States.” The interior design incorporates warm tones and motifs that reflect the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, embracing themes such as salmon, waves, and river rocks to create a welcoming atmosphere.
Making Reservations
Potential guests can easily make reservations for their stay online or via telephone. For those interested in experiencing the resort firsthand, daily tours are conducted from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., allowing visitors to explore the grounds and facilities prior to making their booking.
The Town & Country Motorcoach and RV Resort is poised to become a sought-after destination for RV enthusiasts and vacationers looking for high-quality accommodations in a beautiful natural setting. As Mount Vernon continues to develop its offerings for residents and tourists alike, the new resort stands out as a hallmark of luxury RV camping.
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Additional Resources
- Goskagit: Upscale RV Resort Opens in Mount Vernon
- DJC: New RV Resort in Mount Vernon
- 425 Business: New Mount Vernon RV Park
- Wikipedia: RV Park
- Cascadia Daily: New RV Resort Briefs
- Google Search: RV Resorts in Washington
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