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Pay a virtual visit to the resort by viewing inside & outside photos of each of our cabins. Access these images by clicking at the location of each building, color-coded by type, on the resort map. These image pages can also be reached from our unit list, a complete layout in tabular format of all of our accommodations and their features. And here are our current rates.

Welcome to Skagit River Resort...

Fall is here! Yes, the colors are turning very fast. We just got our first frost of the season and I am sure they will be turning even faster now. The pass over the North Cascades is closed for the season, but we're here for the avid off-season traveler. The vistas open up as the leaves fall from the trees, and the mountains seem so much closer. A great time for low-country hikers, or just curling up in front of the fire with a good book. Our holiday and winter lighting always begins with a lighting ceremony the first Saturday evening in December, and the cabins and grounds remains lit thru the festive season and then until the snow melts and we once again look for harbingers of returning springtime.

Fall 2009- by hunda

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Big leaf maples turn yellow at the entrance to Skagit River Resort.

The Eatery Restaurant is smelling of Pumpkin Pancakes and homemade Apple Syrup and Cinnamon Rolls each morning. Baked Squash, Bean and Ham and Tomato Basil are a few of our fall soups at Lunch. We must not forget the desserts, Pumpkin, Pecan, Wild Blackberry and Bread Pudding with a Homemade Whiskey Sauce (don't forget to bring a designated driver for this one) and Apple Crisp from wonderful Washington apples. Enjoy all this with fireside dining.

Review our Trail Conditions printouts at the Resort Office, or for the very latest info we suggest you talk to folks at the US Park Service info office just east of us on Ranger Station Road in Marblemount.

The fishing is great for those who love to be out along the water. Remember, the fish in the Skagit and local streams are very smart, as we send them to school. We are still doing our Skagit Shuttle Service, call 360-873-2250 and ask for Bob Brooks. If anyone wants to fly in to the Concrete Airport, we can shuttle them up to our Resort for a comfortable cabin for a weekday adventure or a weekend get-a-way. We do hiking shuttles and for the kayakers and others who get out on the river we do boat shuttles. You take your boat to your put-in place, drive your rig to The Eatery and Bob follows you to your take-out place, you park your rig and Bob shuttles you back to your boat where you head out on the river. This all for a very reasonable price.

We are open here at Clark's Skagit River Resort year round with office hours 9am - 9pm, and The Eatery Restaurant's hours this time of year year are 7am to 7pm. Do check our frequent tweets (in the Twitter box at the upper right corner of our website's home page) for the latest news on what's happening here at the Resort.

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Our House Concerts at Brookhaven Lodge have been fun. A house concert is a chance to meet performers personally, perhaps getting them to sign their CD during the break or after the performance. This has been a non-profit activity for us (all of the proceeds go to the performers and charity). Resort guests always qualify for advance-pricing, and it's always worth attending if you are overnighting with us on concert night. At this time. we are planning no more further regularly scheduled concerts as we shift our energies elsewhere, but be sure to check this space and our Live Performances page for special entertainment events that may be forthcoming as whim and happenstance may conspire. Links to photos and comments on past performances appear at the bottom of the Live Performances page. And be sure not to miss our annual Holiday Lighting celebration on 05 December, with Christmas cheer and sounds provided by...

05 December - Amy Hindman & Michael Warmuth (note: 1st Sat)

Plan to enjoy one of the Bullerville Trails on your next visit, whatever the season. The River Trail is always popular, leading from the Chapel down to and along the bank of the Skagit. And the new Upland Trail, in the forest west and northwest of the resort's cabins, should be a very nice trail for year-round use also. It is about a 2.5 miles long, meandering through our forest, with several connecting loops for people who might want to make the trek shorter. Regional lowland trails are usually accessible all or most of the year. Come in to the Resort Office to check out our wall-sized hike and activity locator map and check the latest trail conditions. Single-page individual hike description sheets are also available.

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Be sure and visit our new Friends page which contains links to lots of images, homepages and blogs on the web, all pertinent to the North Cascades experience. Check this page out if you are interested in sharing your trip photos with others, or just seeing what images other folks have posted for the world to enjoy. Don't miss the box describing our "Shirt Shot" award program that could earn you a free night at Skagit River Resort for sharing your picture of you or a friend wearing one of our tee shirts in a distant locale.

Handsome souvenir Eatery coffee mugs are available now (see pictures above). Decorated with, of course, a bunny and lettered in gold, these are a "must have" for your mug collection. Call us at 360-873-2250 if you would like to order some.

Best wishes from the Clark family and all our staff...

Judi, Bob, Don & Tootsie

Skagit River Resort, on Highway 20 near Marblemount at the western entrance to Washington State's fabulous North Cascades mountain range, awaits your visit. Situated at the historic village site of Bullerville, the Resort is the perfect place to unwind. It has been described as one of the most restful, relaxing, feed the rabbits, best place to kiss, listen to the frogs, places in the North Cascades. Open year round, the atmosphere is homey, the rates are reasonable and the unique accommodations are ideal for just two, families or larger gatherings.

Located on the western approach to the North Cascades National Park , we house many folks who stay to enjoy our majestic mountains, whether by hiking, rafting, mountain climbing or just driving the highway or back roads to absorb the splendor of the alpine forest, abundant waterfalls and glacier-covered peaks. We are less than two miles from the park's Back-Country Information Office where you can inquire about the many things to do and see in this young park. Backpacking permits and trail maps are available. The Park's boundary is about seven miles east of us.

We hope you will join us this year. Pick the season, there are things to do and see at any time of the year. Come have a restful stay with us at the village of Bullerville and Clark's Skagit River Resort, the only resort with cabins on the west side of the Park accessible by Highway 20. Our bunnies would like to vacation with you, too!

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Please explore the rest of our website. Here you will find a little bit more about the local history & and our area, including Marblemount, the Skagit River, bald eagles and the North Cascades. We've also included some of the long and colorful history of our family business.

Go to our things to do and see page for suggestions of on- and off-site activities including links to local hiking trail descriptions. Our calendar lists more things to do each season. Check our newsletter for the latest on events and what's happening. Local shopping and services are close and convenient. See links for more area information provided by other organizations, agencies & businesses. And our friends page will take you to pictures and comment posted on other folks' web pages & blogs, all relating the North Cascades.

Our own restaurant, The Eatery, can satisfy you at any time of the day, serving country-style breakfasts, lunches and dinners, and between-meal snacks too. Browse The Eatery's menu here. The Eatery is also an honest-to-goodness museum, well worth a visit even if you are not hungry. There are other facilities, including our own wedding chapel.

We're waiting to take your reservation or answer any questions you may have in regard to our facilities or suggestions for planning your visit with us.

If it's a reservation-related issue you need to communicate about, we'd prefer that you use our Guestbook page, which is set up for you to pre-register as a site visitor, request information, make and pay for accommodation reservations, or give us changes in an existing reservation. When you first access our Guestbook, you will be asked to establish a log-in name (your email address) and password, which we will use to keep track of your reservations. You may also transmit secured credit card information to us from the Guestbook. Please see our Privacy Policy before you access our Guestbook.

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