What's open right now on Lopez Island

Bright red Neapolitan pizza cart in Lopez Village parking lot, hand-stretched dough with Fairhaven Mills organic flour fired in a 700-degree stone-hearth oven.

Full-service veterinary clinic on Lopez Island providing care for companion animals, located on Weeks Road just outside Lopez Village.

Wood-fired naturally leavened breads from heritage grains grown on their Lopez farm, baked in a custom Italian Bassanina oven. Farmstand open Thursday through Saturday.

Natural and organic grocery in Lopez Village since 1977, with bulk goods, produce, and local products. Community-rooted alternative to the main supermarket.

Secluded waterfront cabins on Lopez Island's east side near Jasper Bay. Rustic one-room cabins in a quiet forested setting with private trail down to a small cove.

Scratch-made comfort food bistro in Lopez Village from the Poutine Your Mouth team; burgers, pastas, kids' plates and seasonal specials.

Beloved 1887 historic non-denominational church overlooking Center Valley adjoining Lopez Union Cemetery; hosts weddings, memorials, concerts and occasional worship services.

Lopez artist cooperative founded in 1987 showcasing local pottery, glass, photography, fiber, ceramics, jewelry, metalwork, and botanical art on Lopez Road.

Authentic alder-smoked brisket and pork ribs from a food truck next to Weeks Garage on Fisherman Bay Road, with house-made BBQ sauce and homemade sides.

Mexican food truck adjacent to Isabel's Espresso in Lopez Village; tacos, burritos and quesadillas using fresh local ingredients, run by Jennifer and Victor.

Pastry shop in Lopez Village in the former Holly B's space, baking croissants, brioche, scones and savory items. Wholesale also at Blossom Grocery, Lopez Grind and Isabel's.

Episcopal congregation in Lopez Village with weekly Sunday worship at 10am followed by Coffee Hour; shared building hosts Catholic services and Heart & Soul Cafe.

Waterfront Lopez Village restaurant with a spacious deck; seasonal Pacific Northwest menu, full bar, reservations recommended for dining room and patio.

Lopez Village coffee shop serving organic espresso, house chai and pastries from a small second-floor cafe overlooking the village. Open daily.

Full-service marina on Fisherman Bay with a 50-ton travel lift, moorage, haul-out, repair shop, boat sales, ship store, and on-site rental apartment.

Volunteer-run nonprofit animal rescue and adoption service for cats and dogs on Lopez Island; office in Village Center building near Paper Scissors on the Rock.

Independent bookshop in Lopez Village since 2011, curated by booksellers offering new releases, regional authors, kids' titles, and special orders.

300-capacity performing arts and community venue in Lopez Village hosting concerts, theater, dance, films and meetings; office open Tue/Wed/Fri.

501(c)(3) nonprofit since 1989 building affordable housing, sustainable agriculture and rural development on Lopez Island; office at Common Ground net-zero neighborhood.

Cottages, furnished wall tents, and tent campsites on a quiet farm property along Fisherman Bay Rd. Self check-in; on-site hot showers and Scandinavian-inspired cottages.

Handmade small-batch ice cream made on Lopez since 1982. Island scoop shop in the Old Post complex; also distributed regionally.

LIFRC nonprofit hub providing food bank, family support, youth programs and Heart & Soul peer recovery cafe at McCabe Building in Lopez Village.

Outdoor seasonal market Saturdays May-September with local farm produce, prepared food, and arts and crafts vendors next to Lopez Center for Community and the Arts.

Washington State Ferries terminal on the north end of Lopez Island, served by the Anacortes/San Juan Islands route. No fares collected at Lopez (westbound is free).

Museum operated by the Lopez Island Historical Society in the heart of Lopez Village preserving island history; seasonal hours May-September plus October weekends.

Independent public library at corner of Hummel Lake Rd and Fisherman Bay Rd offering books, programs, internet access and community events.

San Juan Islands' oldest bike shop, since 1978, at Fisherman Bay Marina. Bicycle and kayak rentals, e-bikes, tours, and repairs from May through September.

Oldest winery in San Juan County producing estate wines on Fisherman Bay Road; on-site tastings Saturday afternoons Labor Day to Thanksgiving, plus regional farmers markets.

Fisherman Bay resort restaurant and legendary tiki lounge with waterfront views, full breakfast through dinner menu, weekend live music and daily specials.

64-slip protected marina on Fisherman Bay at Lopez Islander Resort, with gas and diesel, power and water hookups, guest moorage, and access to resort restaurant, pool, hot tub, and showers.

Waterfront resort on Fisherman Bay with hotel rooms and suites, on-site restaurant and lounge, heated pool, hot tub, laundry, and the adjoining 64-slip Lopez Islander Marina.

Three second-story rooms in Lopez Village overlooking Fisherman Bay: a studio with two queen beds and full kitchen, plus two queen rooms with private balconies and water views.

Volunteer-run nonprofit thrift store operating since 1982. Proceeds fund Lopez Island nonprofits. Three short shop days each week in the Village.

Full-service grocery serving Lopez Island since 1965. Full-line groceries, deli, beer and wine, frozen, gasoline pump, ATM, and general merchandise.

80-acre waterfront San Juan County park one mile from Lopez ferry with 30 campsites, sandy beach, boat launch, hiking trails, ball field and picnic areas.

Lopez Village gift, paper, and office shop with cards, stationery, gifts, art supplies, and toys. A long-running anchor on Lopez Road.

Restored 1917 one-room schoolhouse owned by the Lopez Island Historical Society; rented as a venue for art classes, meetings, concerts and private events in summer.

Whimsical Lopez food truck serving crispy fries, artisan cheese curds and herb veggie gravy, plus hot sandwiches on Barn Owl bread with vegan and GF options.

Chef Josh Ratza's noodle bar sharing The Galley space at Fisherman Bay; fresh-made ramen and noodle dishes with locally sourced ingredients.

Lopez Village boutique offering sustainable clothing, beauty, art supplies, books, and home goods with a vintage-classic, maritime-inspired aesthetic.

Family workshop and shop behind the thrift store. Handcrafted knives since 2015, plus jewelry, sharpening, and Lopez-roasted organic coffee.

South-end Lopez general store plus evening cafe and bar at Mud Bay; locally sourced dinners, cocktails, vegetarian and gluten-free options Thursday through Saturday.

138-acre Washington state marine park with a sand spit forming a saltwater lagoon, campground, marine moorage and 2 miles of saltwater shoreline; Discover Pass required.

Lopez's full-service hardware, lumber, and building supply store on Center Road. Building materials, garden, electrical, plumbing, paint, and pet supplies.

Boutique inn in the heart of Lopez Village with garden cottages and walkable access to shops, restaurants, and Fisherman Bay. Private self check-in via emailed instructions.

Two-bedroom farm stay on a working 100-acre farm off Center Rd. Year-round rental overlooking a pond, with on-site yoga studio and farm animals.

Waterfront Fisherman Bay restaurant and lounge with dock and mooring buoys, led by Chef Josh Ratza; American menu sharing space with Setsunai Noodle Bar.

Curated fabric, notions, and quilting inspiration on Village Road. Home of the 1876 Centennial Quilt and Lost Star Quilt projects; offers instruction and studio time.

Chef Nick Coffey's intimate Lopez Village restaurant serving inventive agrarian Northwest shared plates with natural wines, house cocktails and pantry sandwiches.

Lopez Village bike shop offering premium e-bike, hybrid, and road bike rentals along with expert repairs, local maps, and route advice.

Iconic Lopez Village eatery since 2001 with seasonal Mediterranean-leaning menu, wood-fired pizza Tuesday evenings and Friday wine tastings.

Now in its 30th year, this Lopez Village juice bar and cafe transforms local produce into cold-pressed juices, smoothies, wraps, salads and baked goods with vegan options.

Historic 1901 community hall on Fisherman Bay Road housing the Lopez Island Senior Center; 330-capacity main hall with stage and commercial kitchen rented for events.