Three buildings from the Alaska Packers Association Cannery were moved to Semiahmoo Park in 1981, one of which now serves as the APA museum.  Numerous artifacts from the cannery are displayed in the museum to tell the story of fishing and conning days gone by. The museum is operated by the Drayton Harbor Maritime Society from Memorial Day to Labor Day and is open Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm.  For more information visit:

• http://www.draytonharbormaritime.com/

Beach Walk

Semiahmoo Park includes an extensive area of public tidelands, certainly one of the best places to go for a beach walk in Whatcom County. Check tides for best low tide times. Follow boardwalks to beach overlooks, then continue out onto the tidelands and follow the incoming tide along both sides of the spit.  
Moderate, 1.6 miles loop
        
 
Semiahmoo Spit-Coast Millennium Trail
Enjoy spectacular views across Drayton Harbor to Mount Baker.  Bring binoculars to watch birds and seals.  This segment of the Coast Millennium Trail spans the length of Semiahmoo Park and extends north to the Semiahmoo Resort area and the seasonal Plover ferry to Blaine. Existing and planned segments continue south to Birch Bay, Point Whitehorn, and all the way to Skagit County. 
Easy, .8 miles loop