Fly To Friday Harbor, San Juan Island | Pilot Review | A Great Place To Visit (Often)!

Friday Harbor airport is a pilot's dream location; it has great views, food, music and the best overnight camping in the San Juan Islands.

Friday Harbor is a popular destination for pilots, mariners and tourists year-round. Walking into town from the airport is one of my favorite things to do, in this video I share some of the places I like to visit including Downriggers restaurant as well as the Bakery San Juan.

San Juan Island is the second largest and most populous of the San Juan Island chain located in northwest Washington State. It has a land mass of 55 square miles and a population of 17,000 residents, more in the summer. The airport is located close to town and is a perfect spot for pilot camping.

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