We had the pleasure of staying here through the Thanksgiving 2024 week…read more It was a 500+ mile day coming in, but everything was set up for us. The next morning, went in to pay, and the people at the front desk were phenomenally welcoming, helpful, and friendly. Facilities were wonderful - used the laundry, shower, and bathroom- all very clean, all very nice & warm. Layout is easy, and the Cruisin Coffee within a short walk has _really_ good coffee. (Eggnog FTW) Whenever I am in town with the rig, I will definitely be staying here.

The lady that works there is a sweetheart and helpful but there is a guy that works there who is…read more not so friendly and treats people who are paying guests at the park like they are intruding. I have family in Bellingham and there are other RV parks in the area.

We stayed in this park 2 times for 2 weeks in Sep & Oct. Great place as the spots are pull-thru &…read morethis being my 1st time, this helped me. The staff is very friendly in helping you connect if you are not sure. They are also great in dealing with a neighbor who is not dog-pug friendly. Great walking around the park especially near the fish pond. The Rows A & B are great as they are grass spots, not all concrete. The park is truly well designed. Showers had great hot water when it was 40 deg outside. Such a relaxing time was spent here. NOTE: A lot of Canadian RVers come here every weekend, so this is something to consider ... make a reservation! BAD - their signage. Hard to see until you are upon it & this is a problem. The cost for the washer dryer is higher than another park and they need more updated machines.

For short termers I would say it is worth the extra dollars to stay at the KOA in Lynden on Line…read moreRoad where you are guaranteed healthy water, truly modern restroom buildings, working well maintained toilets, and sanitary conditions vs what you are exposed to at HVRV Park. Long termers beware.....ratty, ghetto conditions at this RV campground including a tyrannical manager and her cohorts. If you want to stay or live in an RV community with no improvements, being yelled and cursed at for asking a simple honest question, and experience a perfect setting for a Stephen King novel this is the place for you. If these conditions I describe after having lived there for several consecutive months are not your ideal then you need to keep looking and interviewing other RV communities.

Had a fun time in Deep Cove. Due to high tourist season, it is best to go online to register and…read morereserve your kayaks. It will save you a lot of time when you pick up your kayak. Prices are pretty reasonable and we chose the two hour option due to our limited time during the sunset period. The staff were busy but friendly and assisted us with our kayaks. They will brief you about the kayaks, safety and where to go. Now, I would select a longer time to truly appreciate Deep Cove's natural beauty when you aren't dodging other kayaks or boats. The traffic can be somewhat chaotic in the summer time and it is main area for a lot of boaters heading out of the cove. We kayak around three islands within our two hour option, but didn't relax as much as we want. Again, the salt water, slight wind, and being in the 80's made it a wonderful but brief time.

Great place to kayak, incredible views, definitely worth a visit…read more Equipment and gear were great and in great shape. Our guides were knowledgeable and got us in and out of our kayak without us getting our feet wet. I didn't give five stars for two reasons. First, the two guides seemed a bit lax, they mostly paddled with us instead of taking lead and sweep positions, despite the fact that two out of the six of us had never kayaked before. They did look back periodically to check on everyone, but it was still strange compared to other kayak tours I've been on. Second, they didn't take pictures of us, other tours I've been on do it as a matter of course and email or post pictures to everyone. Still, this was a very worthwhile experience, and everyone enjoyed the views, the seals we saw in the water, etc., and no one had trouble keeping up despite the wind and the range of both ages and kayaking experience.

I grew up learning from Mr. ross at this location, it's a great friendly environment to learn…read moremartial arts. I gained a lot of knowledge about Taekwondo and received my black belt, there's lot's of extra activities like demo, instructor program, sparring classes, and extra training too!

USTA Martial Arts- Ferndale is a great place for children and adults. My DD is 6 and has been here…read morefor 2 years. She is well behaved, disciplined and respectful to her peers, teachers and other adults. I am so thankful for the positive influence in her life. Highly recommend to each and all!

This place is awesome! It's new, it's clean, it's huge and everyone on the staff is so friendly…read moreand great with the kids. My daughter attended ninja summer camp here and loved it so much! I also love that they offer their camps by the day. We travelled from Oak Harbor and an hour each way would be too much for an entire week. So instead we scheduled several individual days throughout the summer.

From the owner: Get your ninja on during our kids summer camps, designed for ages 6–14! Campers will play games,…read morelearn ninja skills from our expert coaches, run timed obstacle courses, and enjoy open play time in our world-class facility.

I took the Alpinism 1 course with AAI, the last course of the season. It was an amazing experience…read more We covered everything from glaciology to glacier travel, and crevasse rescue systems. Even though it was a late-season course with no snow, the guides improvised creative demonstrations for skills like snow anchors so we didn't miss out on the learning. They were patient, kind, funny, and extremely knowledgeable, creating a supportive learning environment and providing clear, helpful feedback. By the end of the course I felt confident in my ability to be a safe member of a rope team. I would 100% recommend this course to anyone interested in mountaineering.

They are the best company in the US to take you on a glacier…read more I took the ALP 1 course with American Alpine Institute and had an incredible experience. The guides created a very safe and supportive environment while still pushing us to learn and grow. I came away with practical glacier travel and crevasse rescue skills, and a much deeper confidence in the mountains. Everything from logistics to instruction was top-notch. Highly recommend for anyone serious about alpine climbing.

I am done gatekeeping this gym the 205 for a year deal is SOOOO good. That is 17 a month!!! With me…read moremoving I unfortunately would have to do the 6 month term and it isn't worth that more a price jump from what I use to pay for the year. Maybe you guys can start a 6 month deal too?? But overall I love it. Not too many young people go mainly older folks which is very nice!

Had a very condescending conversation with the owner or manage. I do not know which one. You…read moreshould NEVER talk to your customer the way you did. Will not be coming back! I have witnessed other heated conversations between the staff and customers.