The road to Artist Point, the final 2.7 miles of State Route 542/Mount Baker Highway, is closed for the season.

Birch Bay

Birch Bay, located on a shallow, crescent-shaped bay, is a beach-side community offering a range of year-round recreation for families and anyone looking for a getaway from the hustle and bustle of big towns. 

While visiting, you can enjoy golf courses, beach combing, restaurants, and a brewery with water views. In the summer, gather the family and race around a go-cart track at Station 49 and then enjoy locally made treats at The C Shop. Seasonal fun, like picking berries, sunflowers, and pumpkins, can also be found at Home Farm.

Learn even more about Birch Bay here.

In Whatcom County, Birch Bay is one of the largest hubs of family-friendly events and activities throughout the year. 

Start off the new year with a polar bear plunge, then take part in a sand castle competition, kite festival, car shows, and even more before the year ends!

This luxurious seaside escape provides a quintessential Pacific Northwest experience. Semiahmoo Resort offers 196 guest rooms, many with spectacular water views and in-room fireplaces. 

Guests enjoy access to the resort's health club, indoor/outdoor pool, two tennis courts, racquetball, beach volleyball, wellness center and salon. Being on the water also means that beach bonfires and onsite kayaking are a vacation essential.

Birch Bay State Park is a 194-acre forested camping park, with standard, primitive, and partial hookup sites all in easy reach of a beach and hiking trails. 

Campsites are reservable for arrival dates from May 15 - September 15. RVs and combinations of 60 feet or less in length can be accommodated. Accessible campsites and restrooms are available. 

Find all amenities and make reservations here.

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