South Beach South Beach is a 2 miles long stretch of pebble beach where you can still get a good chunk of beach all to yourself, even in the height of summer.
Dead Man's Bay/Cove Don't let the grisly history of Dead Man's Bay prevent you from enjoying this treasure of San Juan Island's West side.
Granny’s Cove Another great spot to have a picnic in the San Juan Islands... this sandy/pebbled beach is a 10 minute hike down from the parking lot of American Camp.
Fourth of July Beach With parking, picnic tables, and fires allowed below the tide line this beach makes for a decent off the beaten path destination. Enjoy views of Lopez Island, Mount Finlayson, and Griffin Bay.
Jackson’s Beach This beach is close to town and is a popular spot for taking a stroll on the beach or walking your dog.
Other activities available include launching your boat, playing doubles on the volleyball court, barbecuing up burgers and frankfurters, or sharing a sixpack with friends while enjoying the view of Griffen Bay.
False Bay There is not much to do at False Bay... in fact the whole area smells quite bad ( like low tide ) and it is a bit out of the way. That being said if you are a marine biologist you might find mucking around in the mud interesting.
Eagle Cove Popular among San Juan Island residents in this southern facing driftwood sporting beach comes alive in the summer months.
San Juan Island's Lakedale Resort On 82 acres, with three freshwater spring lakes, Lakedale Resort at Three Lakes is an ideal Pacific Northwest getaway. Easily accessible by floatplane or ferry from Seattle, Lakedale is nestled between Friday Harbor and Roche harbor on San Juan Island, Washington.
Snug Harbor Marina Resort Enjoy Marina, whale watching tours, kayaking tours, rent a power boat or sail boat.
