What's open right now on Shaw Island

Benedictine women's monastery on a 300-acre working farm. Small gift shop sells herbal teas, hot mustard, infused vinegars, spice blends, and wool from the nuns' flocks.

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.

Community-built gathering hall maintained by Shaw Islanders Inc. Hosts yoga, music, talks, Sunday services, senior dinners, 4-H, talent shows, and the island's 4th of July celebration.

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.

All-volunteer, donation-funded library and small museum in the restored 1917 schoolhouse. Exhibits include pioneer photos, antique farm machinery, and rotating local-history shows.

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.