Explore
Click on the pins below or scroll down for more information about the different parks and places we can take you to explore in the San Juan Islands.
State Parks and Hiking
1. James Island Marine State Park
James Island is a small, entirely state-park island with several camp grounds. It is conveniently located close to Skyline Marina and only a fifteen minute boat ride away. Find more information on the WA Parks website here.
2. Cypress Island
Along with two areas for camping, Cypress Island has miles of hiking trails. Check out a map here. For more information on the DNR website click here.
3. Vendovi Island
Vendovi Island preserve is open for day visits, Thursday-Monday, from 10AM-6PM, from April 1 through September 30. Visit here for more information about the Island and a map of hiking trails.
4. Saddlebag Island Marine State Park
Saddlebag Island has five campsites. Learn more here.
5. Clark Island Marine State Park
Clark Island is a remote, small island on the northeast side of Orcas with fifteen campsites. Learn more here.
6. Matia Island Marine State Park
Matia Island is located east of the popular Sucia Island Marine State Park. Learn more here.
7. Sucia Island Marine State Park
Sucia Island has several different camping areas. We are able to provide service to all of the camping areas, although some are tide dependant. Find more information here.
8. Patos Island Marine State Park
Patos is the northernmost San Juan Island. It is home to one of the area’s lighthouses and has camp sites. Learn more here.
9. Jones Island Marine State Park
Just off the southwest end of Orcas Island, Jones Island is a popular place for camping. Learn more here.
10. Stuart Island Marine State Park
Stuart Island has both camping and hiking trails. On the northern end of the island is the Turn Point Lighthouse. Learn more here.
11. Obstruction Pass State Park
This 76-acre park has both camping and hiking trails, featuring amazing water views from its crescent shaped beach. Learn more here.
12. Doe Island Marine State Park
Located off the east side of Orcas Island, Doe Island offers remote and peaceful camping along Rosario Strait. Learn more here.
13. Spencer Spit State Park
Spencer Spit is one of the most popular campgrounds on Lopez Island. The large sand spit offers beautiful beach strolls and protected water for paddle sports. Learn more here.
Resorts and Lodging
1. Decatur Island ‘Airbnbs’
There are several airbnb properties on Decatur Island. We provide service to several different drop off points to get you there. See the properties here.
2. Fisherman’s Bay, Lopez Island
There are several restaurants and places to stay in Lopez Village, accessed by Fisherman’s Bay. Find out more here.
3. Friday Harbor, San Juan Island
Friday Harbor is the largest town in the San Juan Islands with lots of restaurants and places to stay. Learn more here.
4. Roche Harbor Resort, San Juan Island
Roche Harbor is a resort located on the northwest end of San Juan Island. Check out their website here.
5. Deer Harbor, Orcas Island
Deer Harbor has an inn, large marina, and restaurant. It is located in an inlet on the west side of Orcas Island. Learn more here.
6. Camp Orkila, Orcas Island
We are available for both individuals and school groups to travel to Camp Orkila on Orcas Island. Find the link to their website here.
7. Eastsound, Orcas Island
Eastsound is the main town on Orcas Island. There are lots of places to stay, shop and dine. The Orcas Chamber of Commerce has more information here.
8. Rosario Resort, Orcas Island
We provide direct service to the dock at Rosario Resort on Orcas Island. Check out their website here.
9. Doe Bay Resort and Retreat, Orcas Island
We use our landing crafts to bring people to the beach at Otter Cove at Doe Bay Resort. Their website is here.
10. Guemes Island Resort, Guemes Island
We provide beach service to the Guemes Island Resort as well. Check out their website here.