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The Lopez Island tennis courts  are owned and maintained by the Lopez Island Community Tennis Association (LICTA). They are located just south of Lopez Island School and are available to anyone wishing to play tennis. The facility  consists of 4 tennis courts, a backboard, lines for pickleball, and access to a ball machine for members. Read more...

Lopez Island Family Resource Center workshops include art, performance, sports, nature, crafts, and more. Read more...

Featuring Steven R. Hill, plein air landscape painter and showcasing original works from the San Juan Islands. Read more...

A community gym in Lopez Village, located in the family resource center building. With cardio and strength machines, personal training opportunities, and a newly added classroom facility, Lopez Fit welcomes and has a place for all. Read more...

The Botanical Awakenings offers a variety of culinary services, rooted in deep devotion to place-based wellness, eating to thrive, earth connection, and the healing power of plants. Offerings include meal preparation for private gatherings and retreats, kitchen assistance and consultations, culinary and plant medicine workshops, botanical wellness products, and more. Read more...

Come visit the beautiful San Juan Islands in Washington state! Our island is the most popular cycling destination and many people vacation here regularly to ride. We are located by the Lopez Islander Resort and Lopez Kayaks on Fisherman Bay, about four miles from the ferry landing and less than a mile from Lopez Village. We are open seven days Read more...

The Lopez Island Studio Tour invites you to experience first-hand the quality and craftsmanship of the Island’s many artists. Visit the studios, enjoy meeting with the artists and discussing their visions and techniques. The Tour is an opportunity to purchase original works of art and to come away with insights to the artists and their community context. Read more...

A beautiful 40 acre wooded location in the southwest corner of Lopez; with trails to hike to and along the coastline, and places to relax, picnic, and enjoy the wildlife scenery along the rocky beaches. Read more...

Available workout facilities, a swimming pool and Jacuzzi overlooking over Fishermans bay, as well showers and restrooms available to all members and guests. Read more...

Kayak and Bike shop at the marina on Fisherman Bay with rentals, sales, service and accessories. A great place from where you can go paddling or pedaling with the family.   Read more...

This picnic area and beach is at the end of MacKaye Harbor Road at the south end of Lopez Island in the San Juan Islands. Read more...

Fisherman Bay Preserve is a 29-acre property that includes open meadows, woodlands, wetlands, and approximately 1 mile of shoreline. A sandy spit marks the entrance to Fisherman Bay and is a beautiful place for a picnic. Read more...

It is located south of Odlin County Park on Fisherman Bay Road; you take a right on Military Road and look for the park on the right. This state-operated facility offers several picnic sites and a hike down to a sandy beach. On low tide you can hike the tidelands for a mile north to Odlin Park. Read more...

Looking for an island camping park you can get to by car? Spencer Spit, on Lopez Island, may be just what you had in mind. One of the few auto-access state parks in the San Juan Islands, Spencer Spit provides dramatic, east-facing views of Decatur and Blakely islands and features a rare sand spit enclosed by a salt-chuck lagoon. Read more...

Located in Lopez Village on Fisherman Bay Road, next to the Lopez Community Center. Read more...

See wild orca whales and many other marine animals. New 55 ft. boat fast and comfortable. The greater speed gives greater range and more whale sightings. We also offer charters for weddings & reunions. Respectful wildlife viewing. Serious Fun – Join us! Read more...

A private club that is open to the public, offers a unique golf experience for all levels of golfers. Located on beautiful Lopez Island in Washington’s San Juan Islands, the course is a 9-hole course that plays as 18, with separate tee boxes and pins for the front and back nine. There are no tee times and seldom more than Read more...

You can get there by taking a right on Bayshore Rd. at the south end of Fisherman Bay. Two picnic tables rest at the south end of, one of the longest beaches in the county. Read more...