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Skagit County

Party and Event Rentals in Alger, WA

Alger sits at I-5 exit 240, the Alger and Lake Samish Road interchange, in northern Skagit County, and the county's subarea plan centers the village on Old Highway 99. We deliver party tents, linens, chairs and restroom trailers to its rural properties.

Delivery from $50Tent Setup & Takedown IncludedMon–Sat, 9 am–5 pm
Rentals

Rentals and Prices

Add items to your quote and send it with your date; we confirm delivery to your Alger address.

Delivery

Delivery to Alger

We set the delivery fee by address when we confirm your quote. It depends on distance, how much goes on the truck and how easy the site is to reach. Long gravel driveways, gates, steps and soft ground are worth mentioning when you book.

From Ferndale we run south on I-5 to exit 240. Check WSDOT for current I-5 work near exit 240 before your event, since ramp and lane closures there affect guests as well as our truck.

From $50Delivery

Set by address on your quote, before you pay anything.

Mon–Sat9 am–5 pm

A person checks stock, your site details and delivery on every quote.

Up to 3 DaysRental Period

Set up the day before, picked up the day after, one price. Restroom trailers are priced per day.

Local Guide

Event Venues in and Near Alger

Alger events are almost always on private rural property.

Rural Acreage Near Exit 240

Gravel drives, tree cover

Tell us whether your drive leaves Lake Samish Road or another county road near the interchange.

Homes on the Skagit Side of Lake Samish

Lakeside and sloped lots

Tell us which road near the lake you are on and where a truck can stop.

Homes Near the Old Highway 99 Crossroads

Village lots and side lanes

Around the crossroads of Old Highway 99 and Alger-Cain Lake Road, tell us whether your drive leaves the county road or a side lane.

Planning

Planning an Event in Alger

  • Check I-5 work near exit 240. WSDOT has closed the Alger on-ramp and cut lanes near Lake Samish for fish-passage work in the past. Guests coming from the south should check WSDOT for current I-5 work near exit 240 before the event.
  • County rules apply. Alger is unincorporated, so Skagit County, not a city, sets the local rules for a private event. Ask the county first if a large event will put traffic on Lake Samish Road.

Before You Book

  • Check WSDOT for current I-5 work near exit 240 on your date.
  • Confirm your address is on the Skagit County side if you are near Lake Samish.
  • Tell us whether your drive leaves Lake Samish Road.
  • Give guests the exit number, 240, in your invitation.
Questions

Common Questions

Do you deliver to Alger?

Yes. Alger is in Skagit County, inside our delivery area. Delivery starts at $50 and is set by address on your quote, before you pay anything.

Is tent setup included?

Yes. Our crew sets up and takes down every tent. Staking or weights are priced by the ground at your site.

How long is a rental?

One rental price covers up to 3 days, so most customers have delivery the day before and pickup the day after. Restroom trailers are priced per day.

Is Alger a town?

No. Skagit County's Alger plan calls it an unincorporated rural area, so county rules apply instead of a city's.

Which I-5 exit serves Alger?

Exit 240, the Alger and Lake Samish Road interchange. WSDOT posts any current ramp or lane closures there on its website.

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