Donate

Your donations help make our park a better place for all visitors

 

San Juan Island National Historical Park is able to accept donations directly (by check), or through its cooperating association Discover Your Northwest (by check or credit card). Public support is an essential element in the management, preservation, and restoration of National Park Service lands. No other federal agency relies as heavily on the generosity and kindness of its visitors.

Donate to the Park:

Donations may be dedicated to enhancing your favorite park programs including (but not limited to):

• Education Programs
• Ranger guided Interpretive programs
• Wildlife and habitat protection programs
• Preserving and protecting cultural resources

Donations can be made directly to the Park by check or money order, payable to National Park Service and mailed to:

Superintendent
San Juan Island National Historical Park
PO Box 429
Friday Harbor, WA 98250

 

The Fund for People in Parks was established in 2014 to provide financial assistance and professional services to complete inspirational projects that enhance the visitor experience in western National Parks. The Fund works closely with park staff to bring private philanthropic support to projects that might not otherwise be funded. The Fund has provided grants for projects at San Juan Island, including new educational signs on the Jakle's Lagoon trail and new military uniform items for the park's popular reenactment programs. To contribute to The Fund, and to their work with the park, click here to donate. https://www.peopleinparks.org/donate.html

 

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  Commercial Use Authorization (CUA)

  CUAs are needed for guided kayak tours, bike tours, vehicle tours, and hiking tours.

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  Have a Picnic

  There are no restaurants in the park, so if you want to eat you have to bring your own food.

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  Things To Do

  From hiking to history, San Juan Island National Historical Park has something for everyone.