San Juan Islands
No admission feeThe official tourism office for Washington's San Juan Islands, covering ferry-linked island getaways, whale watching and outdoor recreation.

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A rocky shoreline park on the west side of San Juan Island, known for watching whales from land.
1567 Westside Rd, Friday Harbor, WA 98250 · Friday Harbor, WA
This 42-acre state park sits on rugged cliffs at the western edge of San Juan Island. Its underwater shape lets visitors on shore get very close to whales, and orcas, gray whales, and porpoises are often seen from spring through fall. The park has a vintage lighthouse, a stone lookout with picnic tables, and a self-guided interpretive trail. A restored lime kiln, which gave the park its name, is part of the site's history. Interpreters and volunteers run the lighthouse and programs during the summer season.
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