Orcas Island

At the present time, Day Parks and day use are still open, though we ask all visitors to please follow CDC guidelines for 'social distancing'.  Visitors are encouraged to bring TP and hand sanitizer, as some of our supplies have been pilfered.

We appreciate your understanding and efforts to keep our communities safe from the spread of this viral infection.

Explore Orcas Island


Your exploration of Orcas Island may take you to the quaint hamlets of Deer Harbor, Westsound, Orcas and Olga. The commercial center of the island is Eastsound Village, on the north end of the island. The population is clustered in tiny havens where you’ll find hand-crafted works of art created by island artisans, small restaurants, and espresso stands featuring locally roasted coffee.

The largest and hilliest of all the islands, Orcas provided summer shellfishing grounds for the Lummi Indians until the settlement years of the 1800’s. Farming, fishing, and logging eventually became the primary areas of commerce, but remain so for only a few of today's residents. Orcas has an area of 56.9 square miles. Population is about 4,900. To view a calendar of upcoming events on Orcas Island, click here. The Parks Department worked in concert with Orcas Open Arts and Stage on the Green to craft an amazing performance stage in the Village Green in downtown Eastsound.  The facility is now completed and available to rent. Contact us at 378-8420 for details.

Eastsound Waterfront Day Park



  • Beachfront Location
  • Picnic Tables
  • Portion of the park can be reserved for private events, email Parks staff for more information regarding events.

Eastsound Village Green Day Park



  • Public Restroom
  • Performance stage
  • Centrally located in shopping district
  • Picnic tables

Camping on Orcas Island

While there are no COUNTY campgrounds on Orcas Island, we can suggest Moran State Park (the only public campground on Orcas Island).