Northwest Washington

Eastsound, Washington

Unincorporated community

Orcas Island village on a sheltered bay

Eastsound is the main village on Orcas Island, set at the head of a sheltered bay with restaurants, galleries and access to Moran State Park.

History & Local Character

A farming and resort village on Orcas Island, Eastsound grew around the bay and remains the island's commercial center.

Housing & Real Estate

Waterfront homes, cabins and a very tight year-round rental market.

Restaurants & Shopping

The village holds bakeries, farm-to-table restaurants, a brewery and cafes.

Schools & Education

Orcas Island School District serves the village.

Parks & Recreation

Moran State Park and Mount Constitution tower above the village; the bay offers kayaking.

Transportation & Accessibility

Washington State Ferries stops at Orcas Village, a short drive from Eastsound.

Local Businesses

Restaurants, galleries, farms, inns and outfitters.

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Nearby Attractions

  • Moran State Park
  • Mount Constitution
  • Orcas Island beaches
  • Cascade Lake

Advantages & Considerations

Advantages

  • Scenic island setting
  • Strong food and arts scene
  • Hiking at Mount Constitution

Considerations

  • Expensive and scarce housing
  • Ferry reservations often needed

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the highest point in the San Juan Islands?

Mount Constitution on Orcas Island, at about 2,400 feet, is the highest point in the San Juan Islands and reached by road or trail in Moran State Park.

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