Make a Washington State Getaway at Angel of the Winds RV Resort
This new, perfectly rated park puts guests close to fun and adventure
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Angel Winds RV Resort in western Washington treats travelers to a blend of natural beauty and sophisticated amenities that you won’t find anywhere else. Right from check‑in, guests step into a grand clubhouse reminiscent of a lodge in the National Parks—timbered ceilings, and floor‑to‑ceiling windows that bring the outdoors inside.
Inside, you’ll find a heated year‑round indoor pool, hot tub, fitness center, and a recreation room stocked with pool and other fun table games. A well-appointed room dedicated to group events is available for rent.
Photo: Angel of the Winds RV Resort.
A convenience store on-site means you can grab last‑minute supplies without having to leave the Arlington-based resort. This new park truly lives up to its 10/10*/10 Good Sam rating. Open year-round, Angel Winds RV Resort is ideal for all seasons.
Big Sites
Choose from 180 sites, all boasting full hookups with 30- and 50‑amp power. The room sites accommodate slideouts, and each has a picnic table. No RV? No problem. The park’s luxurious yurts are available for rent year-round.
Photo: Angel of the Winds RV Resort.
Beyond the clubhouse, the resort spreads out into a world of activities, including a one‑acre off‑leash dog park; mini‑golf, pickleball courts, playground with a slide; BBQ and picnic shelters, plus seven community fire pits. Check out the local population at the wildlife viewing area. There’s also a one‑mile interpretive walking trail winding through the property.
If you’re planning a multi‑day stay, there’s no shortage of things to keep the whole family entertained.
True to its name, the resort is literally across the road from the Angel of the Winds Casino and Hotel. Guests can hop on the complimentary shuttle, which runs every half hour, to enjoy gaming, bowling, dining, or catch a show.
Yurt life. Photo: Angel of the Winds RV Resort.
Around Town and Beyond
Tucked between the North Cascades and Puget Sound, Arlington, Washington, is the kind of small town that surprises you in all the right ways. Just an hour north of Seattle, this charming community blends classic Americana with Pacific Northwest wilderness — and makes for a perfect weekend escape.
Start your adventure strolling through historic downtown Arlington, where mom-and-pop shops, cozy cafes, and colorful murals give the town an irresistible Main Street vibe. Grab a cup of locally roasted coffee, browse the antique stores, or pop into Moe’s on Olympic for a laid-back lunch with locals.
For a breath of fresh air, head just outside town to the Stillaguamish River for kayaking, tubing, or casting a line. Nearby Centennial Trail, a 30-mile paved path, is ideal for biking or strolling beneath the evergreens. If you’re here in summer, don’t miss the Arlington Street Fair or a Friday night at the farmers market, where everything from berries to beeswax candles is on offer.
Kids (and kids at heart) will love the Outback Kangaroo Farm, where, yes, you can meet a wallaby. And just down the road, you’ll find the funky town of Darrington, gateway to Glacier Peak and some of Washington’s most jaw-dropping alpine trails.
