Upright Channel State Park

About Upright Channel State Park

The upright canal is a 20-acre park on the beautiful San Juan Islands, north of the city of Seattle, Washington, USA.

The park has hiking trails, picnic and beach areas and good access to the Wadden Sea area ensures a pleasant day on the beach. Visitors can enjoy the many ferries that sail along the upright canal route from the port every Friday. The park is open daily from 10 am to 5 pm and features a hiking trail, picnics and a beach area.

The park has hiking trails, picnic and beach areas and good access to the Wadden Sea area, which guarantees a pleasant day on the beach.

It is possible to camp and fuel pumps for boats are available in the parking lot, on the beach and along the coast. The nearest grocery store is located about half a mile from the park entrance, at the intersection of US Route 1 and Route 2.

Fuel pumps for boats are available in the parking lot, on the beach and along the coast. Anchoring is only available for anchoring, and anchoring is only possible with an available anchor, such as the one at the park entrance.

There is no running water or garbage collection in the park, so visitors have to pack their things. The park has a number of cottages, such as the curved hut at the top of the hill and the hut on the beach, as well as a few other small cottages along the coast.

The park is located about 800 m further on the right and on the left side of the park, about 1,500 m from the beach, there is a canal. Drive to your destination, turn right into Militarstraße, take the first right (also called Militarianstraße) and drive for a few minutes.

By boat from Anacortes, take the road to Rosario in a westerly direction and continue until you reach Flat Point. Thatcher Pass is located between Decatur and Blakely Islands, drive north to Blakely Island and then south to Thatcher Bay.