Jones Island Marine State Park

Jones Island Marine State Park contains 4 miles of hiking trails through coastal forests, alongside untamed beaches and steep cliffs overlooking the water.

The Washington State Parks department designated Jones Island as a protected area in 1959, preserving the natural habitats and historic homestead remnants.

The island holds deep connections to Coast Salish communities who inhabited these lands for numerous generations before European settlement began.

Visitors can access 24 primitive campsites and seasonal water facilities from May through September, with mooring buoys available for boat accommodation.

An old orchard planted by the first European settlers continues to produce apples and pears, while thorny cacti grow naturally on the island terrain.

Location: San Juan County

Website: https://parks.wa.gov/525/Jones-Island

GPS coordinates: 48.61450,-123.04640

Latest update: May 9, 2025 22:44