Spring Street Landing

Lime Kiln Lighthouse (via San Juan Island Day Trip) – Famous whale-watching lighthouse a short ferry ride away.

Great place to bring the kids tons of playground and a decent amount of water features

Lovely new exhibit on the history of Native Americans and mixing with early settlers on the Island. Also a fascinating history of the unique reef net fishery. Really worth a visit!

The tour was amazing! We were able to see 3 different families of Orca whales. One of the pods was never seen in this WA sound before. Everyone was so excited to see this pod called 007. The staff was amazing, they were taking photos and documenting all that they saw. We even were able to stay out on the water an extra hour viewing these amazing creatures. I can’t say enough good things about our staff, informative and attentive to ALL our needs. THANK YOU MATT, ALEX AND SAM!!! Would absolutely 💯 % recommend this company. You will not be disappointed!

Nice space for all the different medias displayed. The upstairs loft currently has a solo show of watercolor paintings. Downstairs has paintings, sculpture, jewelery, fabric arts, and more. There is a small cafe in the back that has a limited but tasty menu. The co-operative galley has been showing Orcas Island artists for 40-years. The building used to be a strawberry processing building that still has the original scale.

Steve is a wonderful artist and teacher! Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the studio and Steve and Judy, or to take a workshop with Steve!!!