What can I see and do at San Juan County Park?
The campsites and day use area are clustered around a pebble beach and rocky peninsula on the west side of San Juan Island. The Park looks out across the Strait of Haro, which is a prime whale watching and boating area.
- Spend a couple nights or a week at one of the waterfront sites. Spend your days enjoying everything the Island has to offer and come home to your own peaceful sanctuary in time to watch the sunset.
- Launch your kayak or other craft from the boat launch and enjoy some of the best cruising anywhere in the islands.
- Let the kids tire themselves out playing on the beach, running around on the grassy field, and exploring the nearby tide pools.
Where is San Juan County Park?
Located along the west side of San Juan Island. From Friday Harbor head west on Beaverton Valley Road this will turn into West Valley Road. Take a left on Mitchell Bay Road and another left on West Side Road. The Park will be on your right, on the water. If you get to Lime Kiln State Park you have gone too far.
When is San Juan County Park open?
The Park is open year round for daytime use and camping. It gets quite busy in the summer so make a reservation to insure a good site when you want it.
How much does San Juan County Park cost?
The Park is free for daytime use. Camping fees are $10/person/night. Some sites are reserved for campers arriving via human or wind powered transport.
Who can I call if I have more questions?
The friendly County Park staff can help you with any questions you might have. (360) 378-8420.
