48 businesses open across the islands

Three waterfront cabins on a private West Sound point: two hot-tub cabins (Heather, Primrose) and the two-bedroom Willow beach cottage with kayaks and shell beach.

We are a Gas station, Grocery store, Self Storage with a focus on fresh food and pizza!

Orcas Island's first whale and wildlife eco-tour company, running small naturalist-led trips for orcas, humpbacks, and minkes from Deer Harbor Marina and Brandt's Landing since 1988.

C'mon in, there's a fire on, the wine is open, and someone in the kitchen cares.

Pub built out over Fishing Bay since 2009, serving Northwest-leaning burgers, seafood, and pasta alongside local microbrews with water views from nearly every table.

Authentic Mexican kitchen on A Street in Eastsound blending traditional recipes with Pacific Northwest ingredients; popular for tacos, mole, and house margaritas.

The island's full-service grocery since 1897, with a butcher counter, organic produce, hot bar and deli, Teezer's coffeehouse, and Woody's Taphouse pouring beer and wine.

Orcas Village Store, at the ferry landing the freshest seafood, meats, and produce, a gourmet deli with house-roasted meats for our sandwiches, and from-scratch salads, cookies, muffins, and scones baked in-house.

Eastsound's anchor inn since 1888, originally Charles Shattuck's general store, jail, and dance hall; now 32 rooms ranging from historic main-building stays to waterfront suites.

Four-acre waterfront farm inn and animal sanctuary on Massacre Bay with five suites, hot tub, rowboat, kayaks, organic u-pick garden and vegan continental breakfast.

Cascade Bay marina at Rosario with 36 slips, eight mooring buoys, transient and resort-guest moorage, free 4-hour day use, plus showers, pool and seasonal grill.

Locally owned coffee house inside Island Market dating to 1987; full-service coffee bar serving Broadcast Coffee espresso, famous house-baked cookies, muffins, and pastries.

Longtime island pub on Prune Alley since 1992 (rooted in a 1951 original), with ten taps, burger-and-seafood pub fare, and a regular rhythm of open mic, trivia, and karaoke nights.

Weekday lunch counter tucked in a shop alley off North Beach Road, with a short rotating menu of banh mi, fried chicken sandwiches, rice and noodle bowls, and Thai salad.

Waterfront resort on Orcas's west side with cabins, RV/tent sites, marina, and a casual seasonal food window serving pizza, Caffe Vita espresso, Lopez Island Creamery ice cream, draft beer, wine, nachos, and hot dogs — open daily 8am–10pm.

Eastsound Irish pub with classic pub fare and a water view. Kid-friendly until 9pm, with karaoke on Saturday nights at 9pm.

An intimate 24-seat farm-to-table dining room in a historic Craftsman house three blocks from the ferry, serving Pacific cuisine with a Mediterranean accent and a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence cellar.

Casual New York-style pizza cafe in Friday Harbor adjacent to Paradise Lanes bowling alley; serves classic pies, slices, and vegan options.

Local family-owned since 1986 with sweeping views of the ferry landing, serving Pacific Northwest plates — oysters, smoked salmon, fresh fish — and scratch cocktails from a waterfront perch.

A 23-room boutique hotel built in 1995 on the bluff above the Friday Harbor ferry landing, managed by Columbia Hospitality, with an on-site restaurant serving Pacific Northwest cuisine.

Waterfront rooftop wine bar at the corner from the ferry — over 100 wines curated by a Napa Valley award-winning winemaker.

Family-friendly restaurant, bar, and 8-lane bowling alley with arcade and pool hall serving hand-tossed pizzas, tacos, and a full bar; hosts trivia, karaoke, and live music nights.

Family-run full-service grocery store at the center of downtown Friday Harbor since 1929, with fresh produce, seafood, a deli, and an extensive wine and beer selection.

Roche Harbor's flagship fine-dining room, set in lime baron John S. McMillin's 1886 former home overlooking the marina, renowned since 1958 for ten-hour slow-roasted Double R Ranch prime rib.

Historic seaside village resort on northwest San Juan Island with 85+ accommodations from hotel rooms to cottages and condos, plus full marina, dining, gardens, and signature colors-ceremony evenings.

The public library serving San Juan Island, on Guard Street in Friday Harbor; offers books, programs, computer access, and special collections for residents and visitors.

20-acre outdoor sculpture park with 150+ rotating sculptures across five trails, picnic areas, turtle pond, and Westcott Bay access. Free admission, open dawn to dusk year-round.

Operating out of Friday Harbor since the mid-1990s, running naturalist-led whale watching and wildlife tours from a check-in office steps from the ferry landing.

On-property general store at Roche Harbor Resort stocking groceries, wine, beer, snacks, and supplies for boaters and guests staying at the historic north-end harbor.

Locally owned cannabis dispensary established in 2019 carrying locally grown, pesticide-free cannabis flower, edibles, tinctures, and topicals.

Waterfront bar and grill at Roche Harbor Resort serving Pacific Northwest-inspired lunch and dinner with views of the marina; first come, first served.

Member fitness and wellness center in Friday Harbor with pool, hot tub, sauna, steam room, free weights, racquetball, CrossFit, climbing area, and swim lessons.

Casual Friday Harbor pizzeria with garden patio and comic-book artwork, serving from-scratch crusts, salads, and homemade desserts with gluten-free options.

Casually elegant Friday Harbor restaurant offering Pacific Northwest seafood and steak alongside Italian specialties; reservations recommended.

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

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.

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).

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

65-acre San Juan County park with 11 wooded waterfront campsites, a 3,250-ft sandy beach, picnic shelter, vault toilets, and a small-craft boat launch ramp.

Small public marina floats just east of the Shaw ferry dock, suitable for boats under 25 feet. Restrooms, telephone, ice and a pumpout station on site; no marine fuel on Shaw.