Exploring Deception Pass: How to Get There

If you’re looking for breathtaking coastal views, rugged hiking trails, and an iconic bridge, Deception Pass State Park is the perfect getaway. As Washington’s most-visited state park, it offers stunning scenery, outdoor adventures, and a peaceful retreat into nature. Whether you’re up for hiking, kayaking, or just taking in the views, this park is a must-see destination in the Pacific Northwest.

How to Get to There

Deception Pass is located on Whidbey Island’s northern tip, connecting it to Fidalgo Island via the famous Deception Pass Bridge. You can reach the park by car or bike, with multiple entry points.

🚗 Driving from Seattle:

• Take I-5 North to Highway 20 (Exit 230).
• Follow Highway 20 West toward Anacortes, then turn left toward Whidbey Island.
• The Pass Bridge will appear after about 90 minutes of driving.

🚢 By Ferry:

• Take the Mukilteo-Clinton Ferry to Whidbey Island.
• Drive north on Highway 525, which turns into Highway 20.
• Follow the road to Deception Pass State Park.

🅿️ Parking Tip: The park requires a Discover Pass ($10 for a day pass or $30 for an annual pass), available online or at kiosks near the parking lots.

So pack your camera, lace up your hiking boots, and get ready to experience one of Washington’s most beautiful landscapes! Perch offers a wide selection of vacation homes, from cozy apartments to spacious homes all across Washington, ensuring a perfect home base for your park adventures.