Lodging & Camping

Lodging

Where to stay? Skagit County offers a wide variety of options for visitors, from hotels to motels to RV parks to B&Bs. Highland Games visitors save 15% on the best available rate at the Hampton Inn & Suites in Burlington–just mention the Celtic Arts Foundation or use this link.

We are pleased to provide information on lodging in Skagit county. Please contact hotels directly to make reservations. We recommend making reservations early.

Check out www.VisitSkagitValley.com/Stay for a current and comprehensive list of local lodging options.

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Skagit Valley Highland Games Partner Hotel
Hampton Inn & Suites Burlington
360-757-7100
Highland Games guests can save 15% on the best available rate by booking through this link.

Camping

Welcome!
If you are a registered competitor, vendor, performer, super volunteer or clan booth organizer for the 2025 Skagit Valley Highland Games, you may choose to camp on-site at the Skagit County Fairgrounds. Please note that there are restrictions as to when vehicles can enter and exit the grounds throughout the weekend, and plan accordingly.

Camping is available for the nights of:

• Thursday, July 10th
• Friday, July 11th
• Saturday, July 12th
• Sunday, July 13th

There are limited camping spaces available, so please register early!

Camping Options
Up to four people may sleep at one campsite. All sites are 46'x14'. There are very limited hook-up spots available, so please register early.

• Dry Camping (room for one vehicle, no hook-up) - $22 per night
• Camping with 20amp or 30amp Hook-Ups, shared water - $37 per night

On Saturday and Sunday, vehicles in the camping area must remain in-place during the hours of 8am-6pm.

Thursday - Campers can arrive for their reservation (and vehicles can come and go) between noon and 9pm.

Friday - Campers can arrive for their reservation (and vehicles can come and go) between noon and 9pm.

Saturday - Campers can arrive for their reservation (and vehicles can come and go) between 7am and 8am only. Vehicles must stay in place between 8am and 6pm. Vehicles can then come and go again between 6pm and 9pm.

Sunday - Campers can arrive for their reservation (and vehicles can come and go) between 7am and 8am only. Vehicles must stay in place between 8am and 6pm. Vehicles can then come and go again between 6pm and 9pm.

If you have someone camping or entering the grounds with you who is not a registered competitor, vendor, performer, super volunteer or clan booth organizer, please make sure they have a ticket on the Highland Games website to be able to enter the grounds with you.

Code of Conduct for Camping at the Skagit Valley Highland Games
1. The possession and/or use of alcoholic beverages or drugs, other than prescribed medication, are prohibited.
2. Smoking on Fairgrounds property at any location is prohibited.
3. Persons under 18 years of age MUST have an adult chaperone.
4. Fire lanes must be kept open. Any vehicles in violation will be towed at the owner’s expense.
5. Obscene and discriminatory language, disrespect of Highland Games staff, volunteers, other campers, exhibitors, vendors, contractors, etc., will result in immediate dismissal from the fairgrounds and forfeiture of premiums.
6. Damage to, or destruction of, property belonging to others is strictly prohibited. This includes tampering with or disconnecting water or electrical services from another campsite and may result in additional charges and/or immediate ejection and forfeiture of premiums.
8. Quiet hours 10PM to 6AM
9. All Campers must comply with Title 9 Chapter 9.41 & 9.42 governs Skagit County Parks. These rules and regulations are strictly enforced.

Registration for camping available here.

See map below.