Orcas is the largest of the San Juan Islands in the Pacific Northwest. Orcas Island is larger, but less populous, than neighboring San Juan Island.

The terrain of the horseshoe shaped island covers 57 square miles and is home to diverse scenery. From rugged coastlines to the highest elevation within the San Juan Islands – Mount Constitution, Orcas is special. It's a magical setting of sparkling fjords, rolling hills, small mountains, densely wooded forests, lakes and beaches. There are many farms and green valleys dotted with sheep. Visitors soon realize there’s a beautiful view from everywhere on Orcas Island!

Orcas, in a word…magic.

Wilker House sits in the center of the horseshoe on the “eastside” of the island. The best part of this - west-facing sunset views over Eastsound. It also means the home is centrally located to the best of Orcas offerings. We’re biased, but it’s pretty perfect.