Cascadia Marine Trail - Saddlebag Island

About Cascadia Marine Trail - Saddlebag Island

$12/night. Often many day use visitors from Anacortes, especially on weekends. Guemes Channel west of Saddlebag can see 3-4 knot currents, turbulence, standing and breaking waves. The entrance to Guemes Channel can be treacherous.

Cascadia Marine Trail - Saddlebag Island is a campground in Anacortes, Washington. It sits outside the center of Anacortes, which is the nearest town for supplies and fuel. The park is managed by Washington State Parks.

Campers can expect restrooms, tents allowed, and campfires allowed, according to the latest available data. The park lists 2 sites. Sites are first-come, first-served. Check www.wwta.org/sites/saddlebag-island-sp for the latest availability, seasonal hours, and booking details.

Cascadia Marine Trail - Saddlebag Island is part of the camping landscape of the West, where boondocking on public land and full-service resorts sit within a few miles of each other. State park campgrounds offer some of the best-value camping in the country: scenic settings, generous sites, and ranger programs, usually for a fraction of private park rates. Use the map and directions on this page to plan your approach, and confirm site lengths if you are towing or driving a large rig.