KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
KOA Journey campgrounds are the perfect oases after a day on the road. Whether it’s along the way or a quick getaway, they’ve got you covered. Located near the highways and byways of North America with long Pull-thru RV Sites, they deliver convenience to the traveling camper. Pull in, ease back and take a load off.
Traveling north on I-5 take Exit 256, Hwy 539, Guide Meridian rd. Travel north 15 miles on Hwy 539, Guide Meridian rd. Turn right (east) on to Hwy 546, E Badger Rd. Travel 5 miles, before turning right (south) on to Line Rd. Our campground is located 1/4 mile down Line rd. Enter at the Yellow sign.
Coming from Canada across Aldergrove/Lynden border crossing. Keep straight to get onto Hwy 539, Guide Meridian rd. Turn left on to Hwy 546, E Badger Rd. Travel 5 miles, before turning right on to Line Rd. Our campground is located 1/4 mile down on the right hand side. Enter at the Yellow KOA sign.
Coming from Canada across Abbotsford/Sumas border crossing. Keep straight to get onto WA-546 / E Badger Rd. At the roundabout, take the 3rd exit for Northwood Rd. Turn right onto Line rd.
Get Google DirectionsThe Lynden KOA is centrally located to so many things; with the Puget Sound and San Juan islands to the southwest, we are at the feet of Mt. Baker to the east and the gateway to British Columbia, Canada, just to our north. The town of Lynden, founded by Dutch and Scandinavian settlers and surrounded by farm fields with mountain views, Lynden's historic downtown has windmills, restaurants, shops, an art center, and a museum. Lynden boasts the annual NW Washington fair, as well as many other local events. As if that already wasn't enough to do in Lynden, nearby are parks, ice cream shops, and a distillery! It is a 30-minute drive from Bellingham or a two-hour drive from Seattle. If you are coming in from British Columbia, it is a mere 10-minute drive from the Canadian/US border crossing at Aldergrove. The Lynden KOA and the town of Lynden are definitely worth your trip!
Lynden's Dutch theme is prevalent in a restored downtown business district and annual festivals celebrating Lynden's Dutch heritage.
Open year-round and features replica early-century Lynden shops, a pioneer farm setting, Indian burial relics, a gun collection, a military room, a 25 foot "History of the World" scroll, old photos, and a basement full of restored vehicles. Simply a fantastic small down museum, worth checking out.
217 front street
Lynden, WA 98264
The Lynden Performing Arts Guild offers plays each year at Claire Theatre, located in Dutch Village Mall.
655 Front Street Lynden
Lynden, WA 98264
Berthusen Park is a natural park of 236 acres with miles of trails through forest lands. It is the original homestead of Hans and Lida Berthusen and is located 1 1/2 miles northwest of downtown Lynden. The featured attraction is the Berthusen's 1913 cross-beam barn with antique farm equipment, a boat exhibit, and a Dahlia garden. Families will enjoy short interpretive hiking trails and playgrounds—also the home of the Puget Sound Antique Tractor & Machinery Association.
8837 Berthusen Road
Lynden, WA 98264
Lynden, as well as its nearby town of Bellingham, are great places for the antique shopper. The perfect places to find that old treasure you have been searching for!
About a 45-minute drive towards Mt. Baker, Nooksack Falls offers stunning beauty. The area offers hiking, picnicking and easy access for all ages and abilities. If you have an afternoon, this is a great place to visit.
Mt Baker Hwy Nf-33
Glacier, WA 98244
Bellingham's working waterfront: seagulls, fishing boats, power and sailboats, tree-lined walkways along the water, plus shops, restaurants, and services.
722 Coho Way
Bellingham, WA 98225
San Juan Excursions provide you with sightings of Orca whales, seals, eagles, minke whales, porpoise and other wildlife. A fun little fact: Free Willy was filmed here!
The Volcano was created from layers of mud, cinder and lava that hardened and were carved into jagged cliffs by giant glaciers during the Ice Age. It is the second most active volcano in the Cascade Range with Mount St. Helens being first. Temperatures range from 70 degrees with clear skies in the summer to upper 20's with rain and snow through the winter. While it is a very difficult hike to assend Mt. Baker, you can take in all of the beuaty of it's surrounding areas. The Pacific Northwest is simply breathtaking, regardless of the season.
Only a 5 min drive away, The Nooksack Northwood casino features a great selection of slot machines, as well as table games. In addition, they offer outstanding dining.
9750 Northwood Rd, Lynden, WA 98264
Lynden, WA 98264
Just a short drive away, Bellis Fair mall offers shopping galore.
Whatcom Country has an abundance of great gold courses to choose from - from easy 9-hole courses to professional 18-hole.
Each year, The Northwest Washington fair is held right here in our little town of Lynden. We are about a 5min drive away. This one is worth checking out! Aug 8-17, 2024
1775 Front street
Lynden, WA 98264
There can't be a nicer location for a car show than the beautifully tree shaded Front Street in Lynden. Over 300 cars often attend. It's a great way to enjoy an afternoon, only minutes away from the campground.
Front street
Lynden, WA 98264
Experience the country charm of Bellewood Farms, located in Lynden, Washington, in the heart of the Whatcom County's fertile agricultural region. Our apple orchard is the largest in Western Washington and best known for growing premiere Honeycrisp, along with 22 other varieties of apples and pears. Along with apples, pears, pumpkins, oh my!, Bellewood Farms is a working distillery. A great place to visit for an afternoon, and they are only 15 minutes away from our campground.
6140 Guide Meridian rd.
Lynden, WA 98264
The Pacific Northwest's premier racetrack featuring a 1/6th of a mile banked clay oval. Racing classes include 1200 Mini Sprints, 600's, 600 Restricted, Junior Sprints and Midgets. Racing weekly on Friday nights at 7pm in addition to the three day Clay Cup Nationals in July and the two day Big Al Memorial race in August.
4805 Deming rd.
Deming, WA 98247
The Jansen Art Center creates opportunities for the community to engage in the arts. The center is a beautiful and historic home to galleries, classes, concerts, and more, and they are located only 5min away from our campground.
321 Front st.
lynden, WA 98264
Lynden Skateway is Family Operated & Owned by Brenda VanOrnum. The original Lynden Skateway roller skating rink was built back in 1946! They are located only 5min away from our campground
421 Judson Street Aly
Lynden, WA 98264
Originally established in 1963, this show was inspired by the need to financially assist loggers who were injured in the woods in Whatcom County. The grounds come alive the second full weekend in June each year for the annual Deming Logging Show, with events and exhibitions to display the skills, tools, and technology used in the logging industry.
3295 Cedarville Rd
Deming, WA 98226
Explore Lynden's downtown area to immerse yourself in its unique heritage and culture. The city is home to the largest Dutch settlement in Washington State, offering a unique heritage and culture you will experience downtown. Exploring Front Street's four-block area will show you the iconic 72-foot-tall windmill. The iconic downtown windmill in Lynden serves as a restaurant, The Mill, featuring cheeses, meats, and cocktails. In addition, you can also visit the Historic Waples Building, home of Avenue Bread, Cheeks, as well as the Inn Hotel. As you stroll the strip, you will discover the Lynden Pioneer Museum, shops, restaurants, and services. Don't forget to check out the Chamber of Commerce, located at 518 Front Street, Lynden, WA 98264, for even more information and suggestions on things to enjoy and explore in our little town. If you're fortunate enough, you might catch some of the city's annual festivals, such as the Northwest Raspberry Festival, the Christmas Lighted Parade, and the Farmers Day Parade. Whether you want to shop, dine, go bar hopping, or wish to learn Lynden's history, there are a plethora of activities you'll enjoy in its downtown.
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