Lake Stevens, WA Mobile Homes & Double-Wides for Sale

At the beginning of the 20th century, Lake Stevens was primarily a resort town, with many small beaches and rental properties surrounding Snohomish County’s largest and deepest lake. By the millennium the city was blossoming with over 35,000 residents by 2020. Today, Lake Stevens continues to thrive as a picturesque community, rife with plentiful outdoor opportunities, boasting a highly rated school district and organizing many exciting local events. Lake Stevens has a few parks to augment its already unique outdoor recreation. Lundeen Park is a popular spot to relax under the pavilion or dive off the public dock. On land, there is a basketball court and a playground. Lundeen Park is also one of two public access points to the water, since most lakeside space is claimed by those who own homes on the water. The other access point is the Lake Stevens Public Boat Launch, located adjacent to North Cove Park on the northeast end. While the lake is a major draw, people are just as likely to go hiking, rock climbing and camping. The paved Centennial Trail is popular with runners, bikers and horseback riders. Because of the city's small size, Lake Stevens has fewer events to offer