Top Roche Harbor Venues

On San Juan Island, in the state of Washington, you'll find the historic beachfront resort of Roche Harbor. The settlement is a short drive from adjacent Friday Harbor and is steeped in a long and illustrious history. It is also bordered by gorgeous gardens. There is a vast variety of housing alternatives available, including opulent modern residences, historic hotels, and small cottages. There are three well-known restaurants along the water's edge, and diners can choose from more formal dinner service to more relaxed café fare. In addition to being able to accommodate boats of any size, our world-class marina also provides whale watching excursions, boat and kayak rentals, a floatplane dock, and a customs office for the United States. In addition, there is a full-service spa, a grocery store, various shopping places promoting local artists, and an extensive network of hiking paths that have been authorized by the national government. Get away to Roche Harbor on San Juan Island for the vacation of a lifetime on this lovely and tranquil island!

• Spaces for 100-250 Guests
• 1 Outdoor
• 1 Theater
• 2 Total Spaces

Brickworks Events Center occupies a historic former brick factory in the heart of Friday Harbor, on San Juan Island in Washington State, within walking distance of the ferry landing and reachable from Seattle, Vancouver, and Bellingham. The building's character comes from its restoration: massive end-to-end wooden trusses held tight with steel brackets rise above an open floor of island fir. The main hall offers a 2,100-square-foot open floor plan that seats up to 120 guests and accommodates as many as 160, suiting weddings, concerts, workshops, conferences, and community celebrations alike. A full commercial kitchen is available to clients and caterers, and the space is equipped with a large drop-down screen, wireless microphones, and in-ceiling sound. Just outside, the Sunshine Plaza adds an outdoor gathering area with greenspace, seating, and the Tokitae Stage for open-air ceremonies and performances. The venue is a project of the San Juan Islands Agricultural Guild, and rental proceeds support the nonprofit's work toward a resilient, sustainable local food system in San Juan County.

• Spaces for 12-150 Guests
• 1 Restaurant
• 2 Bars
• 2 Hotels

The Orcas Hotel hosts weddings, corporate gatherings, bat mitzvahs, and private celebrations of all kinds, from intimate dinner parties to full property buyouts, at the Orcas Island ferry landing in the San Juan Islands. Built between 1900 and 1904, the hotel has welcomed travelers for generations and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1982; guests and event-goers step directly off the ferry onto the property, with no parking required. Events can be held in the Dining Room, featuring the Orcas Hotel Bar, for 20 to 40 guests depending on event style; in Big Blue, a cozy drawing room and wine bar for intimate gatherings of up to 12; or outdoors on the Lower and Upper Lawns, which host lunches, receptions, dinners, and small ceremonies. The hotel's event team builds custom menus for any time of day, offers full bar service, and can arrange on-site room blocks for guests along with off-site catering delivered anywhere on Orcas Island.

• Spaces for 500 Guests

• Spaces for 80 Guests

Cabins on the Point sits on three acres of private beachfront along West Sound, on Orcas Island in Washington's San Juan Islands. Its cabins, Heather and Primrose, and its beach cottage, Willow, were built in the early 1900s in a simple Cape Cod style and have been restored with cozy, romantic details, including wood stoves, fluffy pillows, and water views on two sides. The grounds open onto a lawn overlooking the waters of West Sound, a setting the property makes available for weddings. The cabins take on an added charm when decorated for the occasion, and couples are invited to reach out for details on hosting a ceremony on the point. Beyond the wedding lawn, guests have access to a private beach for beach bonfires, a dock available by arrangement for boats, and a two-person hot tub tucked among the trees near the Heather and Primrose cabins.