If you’re dreaming of a camping experience that blends the tranquility of nature with the comforts of a full-service resort, look no further than the RV Park and camping sites at Lopez Islander Resort. Tucked away on the peaceful shores of Fisherman Bay, this scenic spot offers campers a unique combination of rustic charm and upscale amenities – ideal for solo travelers, families, or couples looking for a quiet getaway in the San Juan Islands.
RV Park Campsites with a View
Wake up to breathtaking waterfront views, sea breezes, and the calls of seabirds. The camping area is located directly adjacent to the resort, with easy access to the beach, the marina, and nearby Lopez Village. Whether you arrive in a full-size RV, a camper van, or a simple tent, you’ll find a welcoming spot to unwind.
Each site is nestled in a grassy setting with plenty of open space. Many RV spots come with 30-amp electric hookups, while potable water is available on-site. The layout allows for both back-in and pull-through access, accommodating RVs of various sizes with ease
Full Access to Resort Amenities
What truly sets this camping experience apart is the access to Lopez Islander Resort’s full range of guest amenities—a rare luxury for campers. You’re not just staying in a campsite; you’re stepping into an extended resort community.
As a guest of the camping area, you can enjoy:
- A heated seasonal pool, ideal for summer dips
- A year-round indoor hot tub for post-hike relaxation
- Coin-operated showers and laundry facilities in the pool complex
- Optional access to a fitness room for a small fee
- Free high-speed Wi-Fi, including in the camping area
Plus, you’re steps away from the waterfront restaurant, which offers fresh local seafood and comfort food, as well as the vibrant Tiki Lounge—featuring pool tables, live music on weekends, and a laid-back island vibe.
RV Park & Camping Details – Rates, Policies & Booking
Whether you’re pitching a tent or parking an RV, the site options are flexible and family-friendly.
- Tent camping starts at $38/night (no power) or $58/night (with power), and includes space for four guests
- RV sites range from $68 to $109/night, depending on size and hookup options
- Daily tent and RV camping fees includes up to 4 people, 1 tent/RV and 1 vehicle per site
- Additional guests: $4/person (up to two extra)
- Maximum of 6 people per site. More than six people requires rental of a second site
- Maximum stay: 14 nights
- Pet-friendly: bring your furry friends—no extra fee, just leash and clean up after them
- Cancellation policy: full refund if canceled 14+ days in advance; 50% refund within 14 days; no refund under 48 hours
Activities & Entertainment
Lopez Island is one of the most bikeable places in the Pacific Northwest, with rolling terrain, coastal roads, and friendly islanders waving from porches. You can rent bikes and kayaks right at the resort to explore nearby coves or hit the scenic cycling trails.
On-site entertainment and recreation include:
- Volleyball, badminton, and lawn games like corn hole and horseshoes
- BBQ areas with picnic tables and grills for evening cookouts
- A central campfire pit perfect for s’mores and storytelling
- Live music and dancing in the Tiki Lounge on most weekends
And if you’re up for exploring, Lopez Village is just a mile away – offering charming shops, cafes, and essentials.
What Guests Are Saying
Campers consistently praise the friendly staff, peaceful waterfront setting, and easy access to both nature and modern conveniences. Some visitors note that these Lopez Island RV and camp sites are grassy and slightly uneven, so it’s wise to bring leveling blocks. Still, the overwhelming sentiment is that this site strikes a perfect balance: you can unplug, relax, and enjoy the comforts of clean showers, Wi-Fi, and even a cocktail by the bay.
A Perfect Island Getaway
Whether you’re planning a quick weekend escape or a two-week island retreat, the RV Resort & camping next to Lopez Islander Resort offers a truly special experience. It’s a place where you can unplug from the daily grind while enjoying the kind of amenities usually reserved for hotel guests.
Ready to book your campsite? Contact the resort to reserve your space—it fills up quickly in peak season. And don’t forget your camera—those sunsets over Fisherman Bay are spectacular.