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Officials say damage to the stairs leading down to the beach is responsible for the closure.
Neither fire poses a danger to nearby communities or structures.
The public is being advised to avoid any contact with water in the area until further notice.
The lowlands of western Whatcom and Skagit counties remain under a heat advisory through 8:00 p.m. tonight.
The celebration will span nine days and take place in over 10 cities, from Portland, Oregon to Vancouver, B.C
Skagit County will also see funds from the Brian Abbott Fish Barrier Board.
The watch is issued when there’s the possibility of “critical” fire conditions like warm temperatures, low humidity and strong gusty winds.
Residents are reminded to practice heat safety by staying hydrated, not to grill near dry vegetation and to never leave people or pets in a locked vehicle.
This Fourth of July, have fun, stay safe, and consider the impact your celebrations may have on your neighbors, your community, and the air we all share.
Ideal weather conditions for wildfires prompted the ban ahead of the Fourth of July weekend.