traffic was slowing to a crawl again on I-5 heading north so I took advantage of the siding for a…read morebit of relief. pulled into the standard Washington State frill free rest area: functional facilities and some vending but not a whole lot else, tables and benches and covering for inclement weather and a tourist information center that doesn't look to have been open for a very long while. still, there's plenty of room to park and skip about in the grass besides the other stuff so it's not truly horrible - iit's just not wonderful either.

Has what you need - restrooms, open space to stretch your legs, and lots of trees and breeze! Of…read morecourse, more parking lot than you could ever utilize! I appreciate a good rest area in smartly located areas. The restrooms were well maintained, and the 'info board' just outside the building helped me better understand where I was at in relation to the rest area. Hey, it's a free place to stop and take a Power Nap. Take advantage!

This gas station is the last Travel Center before the US Canada border. The gas here is the best…read moreprice before Canada. I would recommend to gas here before crossing over Canada. They have plenty of gas station on site. There always an empty pump. No wait time. The security cameras are pointing toward the gas pump. It is safe to ump there. The gas station just off from the exit. It is easy access.

Gas prices were good before entering Canada. We stopped late at night, and many shelf items like…read moresnacks were out of stock. However, the bathrooms were clean and private.

Just visiting from Canada and Kelly was the best cashier I've ever met. She helped a ton! Thanks!!read more

$5.49 per gallon on May 7th 2025!…read more Had to top off my tank today prior to entering Canada and was shocked at your prices. You should be ashamed of yourself for price gauging Americans. Gas is cheaper everywhere but this place!

traffic was flowing with great haste on I-5 heading back to Seattle so I traded some of the time…read moresavings for a bit of relief. pulled into another of Washington State's frill free rest area: tables and benches and shelter during inclement weather, his and hers and our facilities plus an information center that isn't helping anyone and some vending that kind of is... still, there's plenty of room to park and frollic in the grass with your animal companions besides the other stuff so it's not exactly wonderful - but it's just not horrible either.

Decent enough for a rest and stretch my legs after driving for a couple of hours. There is a sign…read morethat indicates eight hours of parking is permitted which is nice. There are separate areas for trucks and cars. Both have some decent tall trees for shade and are nicely far from the noise of the highway if you were thinking of taking a nap. Some trash and the rest room needed attention. But if you just want to walk around without getting off the highway, this works. [Review 20858 overall - 115 in Washington - 1842 of 2023.]

The Deer Park Loop Rest Area on Highway 101 heading Westbound is a nice place to stop, use the…read morerestroom, stretch ones legs, get a glimpse of the Olympic Mountains, and learn a little bit about the area. It is located just past the Deer Park Loop interchange. There are a number of small restroom buildings with both male and female restrooms. The toilets themselves are pit toilets, no running water here so make sure to have some hand sanitizer (I also carry toilet paper in the trunk of my car just in case). There is small vehicle, large vehicle (for example semi-trucks), and vehicle with trailer parking available. A large grassy lawn stretches out behind the restrooms, a good place to take a short walk and stretch one's legs. Informational signs are also posted at this rest area. One of the signs provides context on how the Olympic Mountains got their name. Another contains a map of the Northern Olympic Peninsula with things such as camping, ranger stations, and lighthouses marked on the map. A great place to stop for a rest and get one's bearings before continuing on one's way.

This is a bare bones rest area, but when the call of nature compels you, you have to answer! There…read moreis a row of pit toilets - no running water, but they were well maintained and stocked with toilet paper. No vending machines or other amenities otherwise. If you're a history buff, there's a historical marker here that described the naming of Mt. Olympus (it was originally named Sierra Nevada de Santa Rosalia!). There's also an informational panel with a map of the northern Olympic peninsula with points of interest if you aren't familiar with the area or are looking for additional stops on your journey. If you want to stretch your legs or walk your dog, there's a small trail near the back of this rest area that abuts some woods. It's away from the busy roadway so a bit quieter back there.

Quality/Quantity - Easy in and out. Well, we really came here for the gas…read more Which was less expensive than expected?!?! "Google" said that OR had less expensive gas, but that is not true compared to here. See my OR Costco Gas review. I also think before I leave OR, that I will stock up on paper supplies, just to save on the sales tax from my states NV & CA. Decent local beer selections, see pictures. Excessive taxes on alcohol, see pictures. Anyway, inside my wife bought a few things. I did not even look. Ambiance - Consistent. Departments - Gas, food court, pharmacy, tire center, optical, hear aid and a CAR WASH. The only other Costcos that I have seen a car wash are in Scottsdale AZ, USA and Seattle WA, USA. Service - Self service. Price - $4.89 a gallon, less expensive than expected. And whatever my wife bought. The car wash was $7.99. And the cars did NOT leave dry?!?! Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1991. Congrats on all your success since 1976, since Price Club. Now you are the 5th largest retailer in the world and #10 on the Fortune 500. 804 warehouses worldwide, with 558 in the US. 1980 - IPO. 1993 - Price Club and Costco merger. 1997 - Rebrand all locations to Costco. 2024 - 132 million members.

I love this Costco! There wasn't a line for gas, and there are so many local fresh foods. I bought…read morea big container of fresh large Oregon blueberries for $3.99 and super ripe and juicy Washington nectarines ($9.50). I also loved the selection of Washington wines, including a screw top for only $5.99. I wish I could call this my home Costco since we don't have local goods at ours.

I am sitting on the bed in room 22B, and I'll tell you...I am pleased as punch. It is clean, and…read moretastefully, sparcely decorated with an IKEA meets World Market vibe. Now if you know me at all, you KNOW I love fresh air. At many hotels, I 100% loathe the act of desperately sucking my "fresh air" through some dusty window air conditioner thingy, but in 22B, glory be! I can open fully an old-wood-framed window and lay here gazing at the green leaves of a tree swaying in the breeze as I inhale copious lungfuls of the oxygen I love so much. In addition to free air, free breakfast is also promised, which is pretty normal in hotels, but get this...drumroll...FREE DINNER and a drink! We, unfortunately went out and wasted our money on bad food at a restaurant (Dosa Paragon...read the review), so don't know how the free dinner was here. My expectations are reasonable, so if they have coffee and bread at breakfast, we are good! If they have a waffle spinner,that would be typical but surprising here. Yes, it's a little noisy, but not as much as I feared for being in the heart of a bustling downtown. Stay here and get room 22B! Update: Excellent breakfast and there is a communal kitchen! No waffle spinner.

I've stayed here a total of 4 times now for backpacking trips and always had a great experience!…read moreFree breakfast and dinner included every day with vegan options! One free beverage included per day also. You can store luggage for $5/day. Locks and towels also free to borrow with a deposit. Staff are super friendly. Excellent location with everything you need in walking distance. You also get a 10% discount at Robinson's Outdoor Store when you stay here.

Came by for just one night for work. Really big room with a unique bathroom. On the left is the…read moremain bath with a shower and vanity/sink. It also has a separate "crapper closet." It was a toilet and pedestal sink. Bed was just ok, mattress was not soft enough. Internet was good but not great. Good hotel just nothing special

Convenient check on-large rooms, on site parking and a great breakfast!. Bathroom is separate from…read morethe shower, desk with wor station, coffee and coffee pot for the morning. Bar located on the main floor and a kiosk for drinks and snacks.

Clean, well kept property right along the water. Decent pool and hot tub. In our suite we had a…read morestacked washer/dryer as well, which is always a nice perk. Bottom line: Does the job if you happen to be in Blaine for some reason!

We booked a room 6 months ago at the WorldMark Blaine. When we arrived today after driving 7 hours,…read morewe were told our room was cancelled because they overbooked the hotel. We didn't get a call, an email, or anything alerting us to the cancellation. No common courtesy, no customer service. What's even worse is that they cancelled two other rooms in our party with no contact. People flew in from across the country to join us and they were told the same thing. The front desk workers called other hotels in the area to see if there were rooms available. We were told another hotel had rooms available, and when we tried to book there, we were told that they were all booked and didn't ever have rooms. So not only did the WorldMark Blaine leave us high and dry they gaslighted us as well. Then they tried to shoo us off their property while we tried to find somewhere else to go. Don't waste your money or time with this place. I'd give it zero stars if I could.