Lime Kiln State park ... aka Whale Watch Park Lime Kiln Point is a 36-acre day-use park set on the west side of San Juan Island. The park is considered one of the best places in the world to view whales from a land-based facility.
Jakle's Lagoon, San Juan Island Just opposite of South Beach, on San Juan Island is Jakle's Lagoon. Park here for access to the lagoon itself, self-guided natural tours on Mount Finlayson, Fourth of July beach, and views of Griffin Bay.
San Juan County Park This park and boat launch area is one of the few places to camp on San Juan Island. While there are no showers on site or watercraft rentals of any kind there are picnic shelters, fresh water, picnic tables, a pebble beach for swimming ( if you can brave the cold water ), and panoramic views of the Haro Straight.
Fourth of July Beach Home of the first non-Native American community on San Juan Island the Fourth of July Beach is located within San Juan Island's National Historic Park and features views of Lopez Island, Griffin Bay, and Dinner Island.
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.
West Side of San Juan Island The west side of San Juan Island is one of the best places in the Pacific Northwest to enjoy a picnic during the day or a romantic evening watching the sunset...
Mt. Finlayson Finlayson at the peak of a narrow peninsula affords beautiful views of Mt. Baker, Mt. Rainier, the Olympic Mountains, and British Columbia. A short hike to a truly stunning San Juan Island vista.
Snug Harbor Marina Resort Enjoy Marina, whale watching tours, kayaking tours, rent a power boat or sail boat.
San Juan Island's 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.
