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Lopez Island Odlin State Park

Rabbit and deer are well accustomed to the presence of campers. These and mink, otters, seals, and eagles are a common sight around the park.

Odlin Park Attractions:

Sandy beach access and boat launch
Kayak launching
80 acres, 30 campsites (9 beach sites)
Water, brand new vault toilets
Picnic area and pavilion
Mooring buoys
Picnic tables and fire rings (firewood available at an additional charge)
Group camp
Hiking paths
No Showers!

The park is located one mile form the Lopez Ferry terminal and three miles from the Lopez Village. Odlin State Park is also part of the Cascadia Marine Trail which is a network of over 50 campsites throughout the Puget Sound. Odlin Park campsite reservations can be made via the San Juan County Parks website here.

To get to Odlin County Park from the Lopez Island ferry landing follow the main road away from the ferry ( approx 1 mile ) until you see a blue boat ramp sign. You will turn right into Odlin Park not far after the blue sign. The manager's office is down the road a bit near the day use area, campsites, and boat ramp.

Note that there are no showers at Odlin County Park... the nearest showers are in Lopez Village ( 3 miles ). They are located accross the street from the Lopez Village Market.

Spencer Spit is 3.6 miles from Odlin County Park. Other attractions on Lopez Island include: Lopez Village, Shark Reef Sanctuary, Otis Perkins County Park, historic sites, and the Lopez Island Historical Society Museum.