Activities
Orcas Island Skatepark
Located within Buck Park, the skatepark is open daily from sunrise to sunset and requires all users to wear helmets for safety. Its unique design and challenging features have made it a must-visit spot for both local and visiting skaters.
Nestled in the heart of Eastsound on Orcas Island, the Scott Stamnes Memorial Skatepark—commonly known as the Orcas Island Skatepark—is a premier destination for skateboarding enthusiasts.Constructed in 2002 by the renowned teams at Grindline and Dreamland Skateparks, this concrete haven features a variety of bowls, ramps, and street-style elements that cater to skaters of all skill levels.
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Pebble Cove Farm
It’s a waterfront organic farm and inn set on four private acres with its own cove and beach access .
Wildlife Cycles
🕒 Hours of Operation
May–September: Open daily from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
October–April: Open Tuesday through Saturday
January: Closed
Sailing Charters with Deer Harbor Charters
Set sail. Sip Breeze. Soak Views.
Climb aboard a classic sailboat and cruise the Salish Sea in style. With Deer Harbor Charters, you’ll catch ocean breezes, spot whales and eagles, and toast the sunset from the deck. It’s island elegance with a splash of adventure.
Paddleboarding at Cascade Lake
Serenity Meets Adventure
Embrace the art of slow travel as you glide across the mirror-like waters of Cascade Lake, nestled in the heart of Moran State Park. Surrounded by towering evergreens and the call of distant loons, paddleboarding here is both meditative and exhilarating. Whether at golden hour or under a bluebird sky, every moment feels elevated.
Perfect for couples, solo explorers, and families seeking a tranquil, scenic escape.
Tip: Pack a picnic and enjoy it lakeside after your paddle — it’s a local favorite.
Turtleback Mountain South Trailhead – San Juan County Land Bank
A rewarding trail with panoramic views.