Skagit County
Party and Event Rentals in Concrete, WA
Concrete grew up where the Baker River meets the Skagit, and it took its name in 1909, when two settlements merged around the cement business. Our tents, tables, linens and restroom trailers go up SR 20 to this upriver Skagit County town.
Rentals and Prices
Add items to your quote and send it with your date; we confirm delivery to your Concrete address.
Delivery to Concrete
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.
Concrete is our farthest Skagit run up SR 20: south on I-5, then east from Burlington through Sedro-Woolley and Lyman. WSDOT closes SR 20 east of Diablo when avalanche danger threatens, well past town, but upriver floods can close roads, so check Skagit County flood notices and WSDOT before a winter delivery date.
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 Concrete
Concrete events are held on rural property or at private homes.
Rural and Riverside Acreage
Pasture, gravel, tree coverFor acreage along the Skagit or Baker River, tell us how far the setup spot is from SR 20.
Town Lots
On the Skagit's north bankFor a yard in town during Cascade Days, plan guest parking away from Main Street.
Planning an Event in Concrete
- Cascade Days in August. The Concrete Chamber of Commerce holds Cascade Days on Main Street on the third weekend in August. For other town events, check with the Chamber.
- Upriver flood risk. In December 2025 Skagit County advised Concrete residents to move to high ground as the Skagit was forecast to crest near 47.6 feet at Concrete. Summer tent parties face far less of that risk than November through February dates.
Before You Book
- Check your date against Cascade Days on the third weekend in August.
- For fall or winter dates, keep a backup date in case of high water.
- Tell us about steep drives or tight turns between SR 20 and your site.
- Ask the Concrete Chamber about other town events on your date.
Common Questions
Do you deliver to Concrete?
Yes. Concrete 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 the North Cascades Highway closure a problem for Concrete deliveries?
WSDOT keeps SR 20 open year-round as far as the dams and closes it east of Diablo when avalanche danger threatens, so that closure is well past Concrete. Flooding on SR 20 is a separate risk; tell us if a warning covers your date.
When is Cascade Days?
Visit Skagit Valley lists it for the third weekend in August, run by the Concrete Chamber of Commerce on Main Street. If your event is in town that weekend, plan parking away from Main Street.