San Juan Islands · Washington

Private campsites & glamping in Olga, WA

Olga is a tiny artist hamlet on the east side of Orcas Island, home to a historic general store, galleries, and the road up Mount Constitution. It is the quiet side of the island — no ferry lines, just forest, farmland, and Doe Bay Resort's waterfront yurts and domes tucked into a cove. Base here for the island's best hiking and kayaking.

Moran State Park surrounds Olga with 5,000 acres of old-growth forest and the drive-up summit of Mount Constitution (2,409 ft) with its stone tower and island views. Orcas's best farm stands and the village of Eastsound are 15 minutes west.

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Olga, WA

Doe Bay Resort & Retreat

Doe Bay Resort & Retreat's 30 waterfront acres on Orcas Island mix yurts, geodesic domes, and cabins with forest soaking tubs, a sauna, and a celebrated farm-to-table…

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Camping in Olga: FAQs

How do I get to Olga on Orcas Island?

Take the Washington State Ferry from Anacortes to Orcas Island (about 1 hour), then drive 20 minutes east. Reserve ferry vehicle space ahead in summer.

What is there to do near Olga?

Hike or drive Mount Constitution in Moran State Park, kayak from Doe Bay's beaches, visit the Olga art galleries, and tour Orcas Island's farms and wineries.

Are Doe Bay's yurts and domes open year-round?

Doe Bay operates seasonally with varying accommodation availability — check their site for current seasons, as the off-grid domes and yurts are primarily warm-season stays.

Is Orcas Island good for kayaking?

Excellent — Doe Bay has two private beaches with kayak-friendly launches, and the surrounding waters are calm and rich with seals, porpoises, and eagles.

Can I see orcas from Orcas Island?

Sometimes — orcas pass through the San Juans roughly June through September. Book a whale-watch tour from Deer Harbor or watch from Moran State Park's shores.