101 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!

Independent bookstore on Main Street stewarded by Jenny Pederson for over 35 years, with a deep local-author shelf and a Batdorf and Bronson coffee bar inside.

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.

Full-service Deer Harbor marina with fuel dock, transient moorage on VHF 78A, on-site general store, grill serving breakfast and lunch, and seasonal nightly reservations via Dockwa.

Olga-side resort and retreat with cabins, yurts, domes and campsites, clothing-optional hot tubs and sauna, cafe and seaside community since the 1970s.

Bottle shop and tasting room founded by Orcas native Cole Sisson in 2017; natural, organic, and biodynamic wines paired with cheese and charcuterie boards.

Coffee house on N Beach Rd serving Batdorf & Bronson espresso, breakfast and lunch fare; popular community gathering spot in downtown Eastsound.

USPS retail branch serving Eastsound and central Orcas Island with PO Box service, package pickup, and standard postal services. PO Box lobby open 24 hours.

Mother-daughter shop opened in 2022 by Misty Cruz and Kaleena McGarry, stocking fishing, hunting, camping, and boating gear plus state licenses, tuned to actual island conditions.

Eastsound tasting room and shop for small-batch heirloom preserves, shrubs, bitters and sparkling wines handmade on Orcas from local orchard fruit in copper pots since 2013.

Independent locally-owned hardware store and lumber yard serving Orcas Island with building materials, plumbing, electrical, garden supplies, and propane refills.

Orcas Island's only microbrewery, with an Eastsound taproom pouring locally-brewed ales and lagers. Family- and dog-friendly, food trucks on rotation.

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.

Eclectic Eastsound treasure-hunt boutique with antiques, Tibetan-styled apparel, handmade silver jewelry, beads, lamps, bedding and quirky home goods curated by owner Sallie Bell.

Artisanal bakery and cafe at 172 N Beach Rd serving buttermilk biscuit sandwiches, made-to-order lunch sandwiches, pastries, and Lighthouse Roasters espresso.

Adoptions, stray holds, and low-cost vet clinic.

Longest standing and coolest gift shop in town! Handmade jewelry, unique tshirts and apparel, crystals, fossils, gifts, toys, and so much more.

Slow fermented sourdough breads and pastries, and thoughtful coffee.

Nonprofit community arts center on Orcas Island presenting music, theater, dance, and visual arts.

Orcas Island Artworks located in Olga, is a cooperative gallery featuring over 40 members. It offers a carefully curated selection of fine art and handcrafted pieces by talented, passionate artists who call Orcas Island home. Visitors can explore one-of-a-kind works that reflect the unique spirit of the San Juan Islands. The gallery is open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Ace Hardware-affiliated store in downtown Eastsound stocking tools, paint, plumbing, garden, and household supplies. Member of the Ace Hardware co-op.

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.

Oldest pottery in the Northwest, founded 1945, on a wooded Crow Valley bluff above President Channel showcasing work from dozens of regional potters in garden-set studios.

Free books, computers, programs, and a welcoming community space in Eastsound.

Fun hands-on sailing lessons, sailboat rentals, and sometimes ice cream.

Full-service small-animal veterinary clinic providing wellness exams, vaccinations, surgery, dentistry, and diagnostics for Orcas Island pets. By-appointment practice.

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.

Whale-watching and wildlife boat tours departing from Rosario and Eastsound. 3-4 hour Classic Tour with guaranteed whale sightings March-November; Orca-only tour May-September.

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.

Eastsound's full-service independent pharmacy with adjoining Island Life general store stocking gifts, beachwear, housewares and travel goods in Templin Center.

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.

Historic waterfront resort on Cascade Bay centered on the 1909 Moran Mansion, with rooms, marina, indoor pool, sauna, spa, restaurant and access to Moran State Park trails. (Formerly Rosario Resort & Spa.)

The island's original sea kayak outfitter, launched in 1982, Shearwater offers guided kayaking from several locations on Orcas Island. Small groups, stable kayaks, beautiful routes.

Eastsound Main Street boutique stocking women's clothing, accessories, jewelry and gifts curated with a coastal sensibility a block from the village green.

Organic cold pressed juice, creative smoothies, salads. Oh yeah and we are a vinyl record shop!

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.

Boutique inn on Eastsound's Main Street with water-view and village-view rooms walkable to shops, restaurants and Indian Island Beach, plus on-site parking and Wi-Fi.

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.

Full-service West Sound boatyard and marina with year-round moorage for 180 boats, 400 feet of guest moorage, gas and diesel fuel dock, chandlery and repair facilities.

Friday Harbor bakery open since 2008 specializing in wild-yeast sourdough breads and sourdough pizzas by the slice, alongside almond croissants, cakes, espresso, and regional wines and beers.

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

Bohemian women's and men's clothing boutique in downtown Friday Harbor featuring fashion-forward apparel, accessories, shoes, and handcrafted jewelry by local owners Kerry and Jeanne.

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.

Small independent bookstore and cafe on Spring Street with thoughtfully curated Islands and Whale Books sections, espresso from Caffè Umbria, and a monthly book club.

Small independent wine shop in the Cannery Landing building by the ferry, established 1987, home of San Juan Cellars wines with a Pacific Northwest focus and free three-pour tastings.

Friday Harbor chandlery and outdoor gear shop above King's Market: fishing supplies, crab pots, bait, paddleboards, charts, fishing licenses, and PNW-ready outerwear two blocks from the ferry.

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.

Casual counter-service cafe on the Roche Harbor dock serving breakfast, lunch, and famous in-house doughnuts year-round; first come, first served.

The municipal port district operating the Friday Harbor marina, the airport, and waterfront facilities; the marina itself is accessible to slip-holders and transients 24/7 with evening security.

Full-service 425-slip destination marina in historic Roche Harbor with diesel/ethanol-free fuel, 30/50/100A power, pump-out, WiFi, and water — accommodating vessels up to 200 feet year-round.

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.

Semi-private 9-hole golf course (18-hole experience via two tee sets, 6,700+ yards) with driving range, practice areas, and Greenside Bar & Grill, located outside Friday Harbor.

Friday Harbor brewery taproom and restaurant two blocks from the ferry, pairing house-brewed craft beer with wood-stone fired pizza, burgers, and pub fare.

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.

Friday Harbor's original small-batch coffee roastery since 1990, on the waterfront at Cannery Landing; owners Mary and Evan Perrollaz took over in 2022 from longtime owners Steve and Irene Herring.

Solar-powered sea salt produced and sold on San Juan Island — a Nichols Street retail shop a block from the ferry offering signature flake salts, infused blends, and PNW gourmet and handmade goods.

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.

Used bookshop a block from the ferry landing, run by former librarian Carol Jackson, with a computerized inventory of roughly 40,000+ titles packed into a century-old house.

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.

West-side alpaca farm with viewing pastures and the Country Store featuring alpaca fiber products, yarn, and gifts. No reservations needed during posted hours.

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

Founded 1979 in Friday Harbor's historic Odd Fellows Hall, this nonprofit museum promotes stewardship of the Salish Sea through orca-focused exhibits, research, and the Soundwatch program.

Established 1986, the longest-running whale watch company in the San Juan Islands, offering owner-operated small-group three-hour wildlife tours from Friday Harbor.

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

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

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.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

Family-owned general store at the ferry landing operating for 90+ years; carries groceries, gifts, local and organic products, house-roasted coffee, and goods from local farmers and artisans.

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.