Obstruction Pass State Park in Olga, Washington, offers one of the few public beaches on Orcas Island, featuring pebbly shores, madrone forests, and sweeping water views. Spanning 76 acres, this secluded park attracts visitors with its tranquil vibe and diverse recreational opportunities. As part of the San Juan Islands, it provides a prime spot for kayaking, beachcombing, and wildlife watching, with campsites nestled in wooded areas above the shoreline.
User reviews highlight its peaceful atmosphere and accessibility for day hikes, while seasonal wildflowers and viewpoints add to its charm. The park’s location on the island’s eastern edge makes it a favorite for both boaters and hikers seeking a less crowded coastal experience.
