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The Gulf Islands National Park Reserve is a protected area in the Southern Gulf Islands that covers both land and underwater sites. Established in 2003, the park aims to preserve the unique ecosystems and cultural significance of the islands. Visitors can explore the park by boat and visit locations such as Sidney Spit, Princess Bay, and James Bay on Prevost Island. The document also provides information on specific features and historical significance of various islands, including Russell Island, Portland Island, D'Arcy Island, Winter Cove on Saturna Island, and Narvaez Bay. Additionally, it offers details on mooring and docking options for visitors. [Extracted from the article]

Parks Bay on Shaw Island is a peaceful anchorage popular with boaters seeking relaxation in the San Juan Islands. The bay offers tranquility and beautiful surroundings, with room for about a dozen boats. It is a great stopover during storms and provides protection from winds. Visitors can enjoy wildlife sightings, including eagles, otters, and seals, and the bay is a layover location for migrating ducks and geese. Parks Bay is a peaceful and secluded spot for those seeking peace and quiet in the San Juan Islands. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Pacific Yachting discusses the benefits and challenges of growing herb gardens on board boats. The author shares their personal experience of successfully growing herbs on their boat and provides tips for others who are interested in doing the same. They discuss the importance of choosing the right herbs, using the proper containers and soil, and providing adequate sunlight and water. The article also includes advice on harvesting and cooking with fresh herbs. Overall, the article highlights the potential for herb gardens to enhance the culinary experience on board boats and offers practical guidance for those interested in trying it themselves. [Extracted from the article]

BY DEANE HISLOP i GUNKHOLE i SHAllOW BAY, SUCIA ISLAND Something special south of the border --- ocated just south of the Canada-US border, in the northern portion of the San Juan archipelago, Sucia Island Marine State Park is + known as the "Crown Jewel" of Washington State Parks. There is also a mixed ped gravel and sand beach located in thp gni,theast corner of the bay. The agency acquired the remaining parcels of pri- * Send rebate request with vate property in 1972, and the entire proof of purchase to: island became a state marine park. [Extracted from the article]