Bingham RV Park

Great place to spend the night. Full hook-ups for the RV on a flat paved lot. Plenty long if you're towing a car.

Places nice and clean sounds like they are monthly rates are reasonable and I'm staying here for 13 days and it's really not that bad think I paid $768 bucks or something for 13 days you can't get that in the hotel

Clean , convenient and usually available. Great place for a birthday party or to stop to go potty. RV spots are meticulous and so is the bathroom.

Surprisingly nice micro Park right in the middle of Sedro. Caretaker was nice but kept to himself unless necessary which is something we prefer. A park with a playground, benches & plenty of grass areas is right around the RV park so I was able to take my dog for walks without leaving the area. It's also right by several stores, most within walking distance including a grocery store, Auto parts, a couple fast food places, a coffee stand & a Walgreens which takes care of nearly anything you might need during your stay. The only downside is the major road right by it which meant sometimes you could here the traffic, fire trucks and police sirens. We even heard 2 minor car accidents while we were there.

Playing with my son at the park section (Park section on google maps doesn’t designate an area for reviews, thus me doing it here), we were there just about until dusk, preparing to leave. My son was on a little train toy riding that up and down the crosswalk where the bathrooms were when a grey Nissan Altima pulled up creepily to us. It was an old white gentleman (just for description purposes) who had keys to the bathroom dangling while closing them; staring at both son and I. All of a sudden he says “hello”, to which I respond with a “hello” back, preparing to be told that I’ll need to leave due to the park being closed. The guy was pretty rude about it (my son was at this point completely creeped) and kept saying hello obnoxiously.. interjecting me asking what I could help him with. Point being, what creeped us out besides the attitude, was the fact - after telling us the park was closed, he asked if the car ahead was mine or not (as though if I’d said no, I’d get a plasma TV) backed up out of where the bathrooms were back onto the street...but then pulled back up to where my son and I were, by the cross walk while we were getting to leave; blocking us momentarily, went out that way but didn’t do all of that without pulling REALLY close (like, cop close) to my car (reading plates, why?! I said I was leaving??), then attempted to park by my car, backed out and tried parking somewhere else before he left. Quite an odd experience and don’t recommended this park ONLY on behalf of that.