SAN JUAN ISLAND A Master Plan

COVER

INTRODUCTION

Purpose
Objectives
Summary

THE REGION

Access
Population
Park and Recreation Facilities
Surrounding and Existing Use
Analysis

THE RESOURCE

Resource Description
Factors Affecting Resources and Their Use

THE PLAN

Acquisition
Development
Interpretation and Information
Camping
Picnicking
Research
Staff
Utilities

English Camp, probably 1860.

MASTER PLAN RECOMMENDATION:

Leslie P. Arnberger,
Acting Assistant Director, Operations

Theodor R. Swem,
Assistant Director, Cooperative Activities

Charles E. Krueger,
Assistant Director, Design and Construction

MASTER PLAN APPROVAL:

Howard W. Baker
Acting Director
October 19, 1967

FEASIBILITY STUDY TEAM FEBRUARY 1964

National Park Service:

Dr. John A. Hussey, Regional Historian
Western Regional Office
San Francisco Service Center

Alfred C. Kuehl, Park Landscape Architect
Office of Resource Planning
San Francisco Service Center

Persons and Organizations Consulted:

Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission

County Assessor's Office, San Juan County, Washington

Hal G. Arnason, Jr., Certified Appraiser
Bellingham, Washington

James Crook, former owner of English Camp

Rhoda Anderson, sister to James Crook

Mr. Charles H. Nash, Postmaster
Friday Harbor, Washington

MASTER PLAN STUDY TEAM DECEMBER 1966

Richard W. Barnett, Team Captain
Office of Resource Planning, San Francisco Service Center

Bennett T. Gale, Superintendent
Olympic National Park

Reed W. Jarvis, Historian
Office of Resource Planning, San Francisco Service Center

William M. Rothschild, Engineer
Office of Resource Planning, San Francisco Service Center

Terry W. Savage, Landscape Architect
Office of Resource Planning, San Francisco Service Center

Vancouver Island, British Columbia is visible from the west side of San Juan Island. The international boundary lies midway between the shore in the foreground and the island across the Straits of Haro. The peaceful settlement of the Oregon boundary dispute established this line in 1872.