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Beach Scenery,
Grandmother's Cove

Grandmother's Cove, San Juan Island, Washington.
A connoisseur's beach scenery -- this is where Islanders go for a quiet day at the beach. It's a pleasant 15-minute walk from the American Camp headquarters across a mixed field of grass and brush. There isn't much shade to be found on a sunny day, so bring along that sunscreen!

Footprints in the sand at Grandmother's CoveThis is a fun place for beach combing. A fresh batch of flotsam washes up with every high tide and it's especially fun to investigate and see what you can find.

Combine your search with a mini beach cleanup by picking up any garbage you find. This is helpful at all beaches! You know those bags you bring to the grocery store to save using a store bag? It's a great practice to bring a bag to the beach to carry out the trash, your own and anything you find!

From here you can jump back to Beach Scenery to see more beaches, OR return to Simply San Juan.




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