Skagit County
Party and Event Rentals in Burlington, WA
BellEvent brings tents, tables, chairs, linens, bars and restroom trailers to Burlington in Skagit County, where SR 20 meets I-5. The city sits on the Skagit River flood plain behind levees kept by Dike District 12, with Burlington Hill to the north.
Rentals and Prices
Add items to your quote and send it with your date; we confirm delivery to your Burlington address.
Delivery to Burlington
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 come straight south on I-5, and most Burlington addresses are a short run off the SR 20 interchange or the north Burlington exits. Skagit County lists I-5 and SR 20 in the Skagit River flood plain; give us the exact address and any gate codes for business parks or subdivisions.
Set by address on your quote, before you pay anything.
A person checks stock, your site details and delivery on every quote.
Set up the day before, picked up the day after, one price. Restroom trailers are priced per day.
Event Venues in and Near Burlington
Burlington is mostly flat valley ground; likely event sites include farms on the flats, church and club halls and home lots, with hillside homes up toward Burlington Hill.
Farm Ground on the Skagit Flats
Open, flat fields and gravel farmyardsFarmland around Burlington sits behind the levees Dike District 12 maintains; for a winter date, ask the owner whether the field holds water.
Church and Club Halls
Indoor rooms with parking lotsWhen the main room is too small, a tent on the lot can add space; ask the hall first whether its lot can be used.
Home Lots and Cul-De-Sacs
Newer subdivisions and older town lotsCheck HOA rules on how long a tent or trailer can sit out, and tell us where the truck can park.
Planning an Event in Burlington
- Berry Dairy Days in June. Burlington holds Berry Dairy Days at Skagit River Park each June. If your party falls on festival weekend anywhere near South Skagit Street, expect crowds, plan guest parking, and tell us your setup window.
- Permits take 60 days. The city says to submit a special event permit at least 60 days ahead when an event is on city property, affects normal traffic or needs city services. Start that paperwork before you lock in rental quantities.
- Flood plain timing. The City of Burlington sends residents flood information because of Skagit River flood risk, and Dike District 12 has been building its levees wider and higher. For late fall and winter events, choose a date with some flexibility or a covered indoor backup.
Before You Book
- If you are using Skagit River Park, confirm your field or shelter reservation with Burlington Parks and Recreation.
- Ask the city whether your event needs a special event permit, and apply at least 60 days ahead.
- Check your date against Berry Dairy Days in June and the April tulip weekends.
- If your site is farmland behind the Dike District 12 levees, ask the owner about winter standing water.
Common Questions
Do you deliver to Burlington?
Yes. Burlington 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.
Can we set a tent at Skagit River Park?
The city takes park reservations and may require a special event permit, so ask Burlington Parks and Recreation (360-755-9649) first. Once they approve a location, include it when you ask us for a quote.
Does a backyard party in Burlington need a city permit?
The city asks for a special event permit when an event is on city property, affects normal traffic or needs city services. A private party that does none of those may not need one, but ask the city if you are unsure.
We are north of town near Chuckanut Drive. Is that still Burlington delivery?
Chuckanut Drive (SR 11) starts at an I-5 interchange just north of Burlington and heads toward Bow and Edison. Give us the address and we will quote that route.