Skagit Island is one of many small islands in Skagit Bay. Skagit Bay is fed by the Skagit River whose waters come from the North Cascades and Canada. The 21-acre island has a primitive trail around its perimeter with best views to the south and neighboring Hope Island (North), also a Washington State Park island.
Approach: Generous beach area north of point for landing
Location: Skagit Island is east of Deception Pass and Cornet Bay, southwest of Kiket Island and at the south end of Similk Bay
Hazards: Swift currents on way to Deception Pass and north-eastern point of Skagit Island
Sites: 4
Water: None
Sanitation: Vault toilet
Overflow: None
Fires: Fire rings available, when a burn ban is not in effect
Fees: $12/night for up to 8 in site
Special Considerations: Neighboring Dot Island is a wildlife refuge, please stay at least 200 yards off shore.
Natural History: Skagit’s southern slopes, exposed to the sun, have fields of flowers. Both the common purple camas and white death camas can be found along with other native plants.
Latitude: 48.41525
Longitude: -122.577466
Additional Resources: Google Maps Page, Guide Book PDF